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Dinesh Trivedi calls for stronger Dhaka-Delhi ties, shared prosperity

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DHAKA, Aug 15, 2026 (TNB)- Indian High Commissioner to Bangladesh Dinesh Trivedi has called for continued efforts to strengthen the friendship between Bangladesh and India, describing people-to-people ties as the “true beating heart” of the two countries’ enduring relationship.

Speaking at an event marking India’s 80th Independence Day at the Indian High Commission in Dhaka on Saturday morning, Trivedi urged the two countries to work together towards shared prosperity.

“Let us also continue to nurture the exceptional bonds of friendship between India and Bangladesh, working hand in hand toward shared prosperity,” he said.

Reflecting on the foundations of the relationship, the high commissioner said the two countries were bound by a shared history of the freedom struggle and had built their ties on mutual respect and partnership.

“With the history of freedom struggle our bond is deeply entwined. On this solid bedrock of shared history, mutual respect, and partnership continues to flourish,” Trivedi said.

He said Bangladesh and India were advancing their partnership across vital sectors, ranging from trade and connectivity to security and healthcare.

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Dinesh Trivedi calls for stronger Dhaka-Delhi ties, shared prosperity

আপডেট সময় : ১২:১০:১৬ অপরাহ্ন, শনিবার, ১৫ অগাস্ট ২০২৬

DHAKA, Aug 15, 2026 (TNB)- Indian High Commissioner to Bangladesh Dinesh Trivedi has called for continued efforts to strengthen the friendship between Bangladesh and India, describing people-to-people ties as the “true beating heart” of the two countries’ enduring relationship.

Speaking at an event marking India’s 80th Independence Day at the Indian High Commission in Dhaka on Saturday morning, Trivedi urged the two countries to work together towards shared prosperity.

“Let us also continue to nurture the exceptional bonds of friendship between India and Bangladesh, working hand in hand toward shared prosperity,” he said.

Reflecting on the foundations of the relationship, the high commissioner said the two countries were bound by a shared history of the freedom struggle and had built their ties on mutual respect and partnership.

“With the history of freedom struggle our bond is deeply entwined. On this solid bedrock of shared history, mutual respect, and partnership continues to flourish,” Trivedi said.

He said Bangladesh and India were advancing their partnership across vital sectors, ranging from trade and connectivity to security and healthcare.