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BSF probes drone found in farmland along Indo-Bangla border in West Bengal

Probe on whether Chinese drone found along the India-Bangladesh international frontier in West Bengal was being "misused" for trans-border crimes

The Hindu

Five dead, dozens missing in ferry accident in Bangladesh

At least five people died and dozens went missing after a small ferry packed with passengers collided with a cargo vessel and sank on Sunday on the Shitalakhsya River in central Bangladesh, the latest waterway tragedy to hit the nation.

Reuters

Bangladesh makes history with ODI win in South Africa

Bangladesh's batters set up the history-making victory with Shakib, Litton and Yasir Ali all hitting half-centuries in a strong total of 314-7 before spinner Mehidy took four wickets

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West Indies star Shamilia Connell collapses during World Cup match in "worrying" scenes

There were concerning some concerning scenes in the West Indies Women's Cricket World Cup match against Bangladesh when Shamilia Connell collapsed while fielding

Daily Mirror

Bangladesh seeks $22.4 million after missile hits ship in Ukraine

State-owned Bangladesh Shipping Corp is seeking $22.4 million from its insurer for a cargo ship hit by a missile in March, government officials with knowledge of the talks said, in the first major marine insurance claim from the conflict in Ukraine.

Reuters

ICC Women’s World Cup | West Indies beat Bangladesh by four runs in low-scoring match

This was West Indies' third win in five matches as they now occupy the third spot in the table

The Hindu

South Africa’s first choice pick IPL over Bangladesh Test series; fail Dean Elgar’s “litmus test of loyalty”

Khaya Zondo gets maiden test call-up alongside uncapped right-arm fast bowler Daryn Dupavillon for South Africa

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Supreme Court to hear case of Rohingya girl facing deportation to Myanmar

The girl is at an orphanage in Assam while her parents are in a camp in Bangladesh

The Hindu

The start of a World Cup turnaround for the ages?

England have a sliver of hope they can defend the Cricket World Cup. Kristy Havill, examines what's gone wrong, and if it spells good news for the White Ferns.

Newsroom.co.nz

Bangladesh creates history with Women's Cricket World Cup win over Pakistan

An inspired bowling performance from leg-spinner Fahima Khatun helps trigger a Pakistani batting collapse, as Bangladesh records its first win at a Women's World Cup.

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Bangladesh beats Pakistan by 9 runs to register first-ever win in Women's World Cup

Opener Sidra Ameen’s 104 went in vain as Pakistan committed harakiri to hand debutants Bangladesh a nine-run win, their first-ever victory in the ICC Women’s ODI World Cup in Hamilton on March 14.

The Hindu

South Africa beat England by three wickets in Women’s Cricket World Cup – as it happened

Brilliant all-round performance by South Africa’s Marizanne Kapp dooms England to a third successive World Cup defeat in a thriller at Mount Maunganui.

The Guardian - UK

Four terror suspects arrested in Bhopal

At least four suspected members of a terror outfit, Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB), have been arrested by Madhya Pradesh’s Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) in Bhopal. Some more persons are being questioned. The National Investigation Agency (NIA) is likely to take over the further probe.

The Hindu

Reviving the inland water transport system for the Northeast

How is the transport of cargo services through waterways in Bangladesh possible?

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Bangladesh, India, Nepal move ahead on motor vehicle agreement project

Bhutanese parliament has decided not to endorse the plan over sustainability and environmental concerns

Reuters

Sixth fire at Bangladesh Rohingya camp this year makes about 2,000 homeless

A blaze swept through a Rohingya refugee camp in southeastern Bangladesh on Tuesday, killing a six-year-old boy and leaving about 2,000 people homeless in the sixth fire this year to hit the world’s biggest refugee camp, officials and witnesses said.

The Hindu

Venmony murder: one convict gets death sentence, life-term for another

Bothe the convicts are Bangladeshi nationals

Reuters

As Ukraine evacuates trapped seafarers, foreign mariners count cost of war

Bangladeshi seafarer Asiful Islam recalls the moment when a missile struck his cargo ship last week off the Ukrainian port of Olvia, killing his crew mate.

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Happy-go-lucky but driven, Suzie Bates smashes 1000

Joining an elite band of women to score 1000 runs in World Cup cricket, Suzie Bates has led the White Ferns to victory in an unforgettable homecoming. Her first captain says it was no surprise.

The Hindu

Piyush Goyal pitches for stronger economic cooperation between India and Bangladesh

The minister said both India and Bangladesh can be the pharmacy of the world.

The Hindu

Bangladeshi national killed by BSF in Bengal’s Murshidabad

Jawan “fired a round in self-defence”. Deceased part of group of smugglers, say officials

The Hindu

Endangered turtles play fast and loose with borders

GPS-fitted specimens go to Bangladesh

Dynamite News

India, Bangladesh hold Commerce Secretary-level talks in Delhi

India and Bangladesh on Friday held Commerce Secretary-level talks in New Delhi on a variety of issues of mutual interest, the Ministry of Commerce and Industry informed in a press release.

The Hindu

Women’s World Cup | Khaka bowls South Africa to 32-run win over Bangladesh

The South Africans were bundled out for a below-par 207; Bangladesh could only manage 175

Asharq Al-Awsat

'Woven Air': Bangladesh Revives Elite Forgotten Fabric

With wooden spinning wheels and hand-drawn looms, Bangladesh is painstakingly resurrecting a fabric once worn by Marie Antoinette and Jane Austen but long thought forever lost to history. Dhaka muslin was stitched from threads so fine that popular folklore in European parlors held that a change in the light or…

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