Dhaka Indian High Commission

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  Will Approach Indian Embassy In Dhaka For Son's Release: Father Of Saif's Attacker

  The father of the Bangladeshi man accused of stabbing actor Saif Ali Khan will soon approach that country's foreign ministry and the Indian High Commission for his son's release, claiming he was being framed for reasons unknown to him.

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  For Indians In Bangladesh, Helpline Numbers Released By High Commission

  Amid the political unrest in Bangladesh, the Indian High Commission in Bangladesh has said that it continues to remain operational and released helpline numbers for Indian nationals who reside there.

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  Non-Essential Staff Of High Commission In Dhaka Returning To India

  Non-essential staff and their families at the Indian High Commission in Bangladesh's capital Dhaka are returning to India via commercial flights, sources said today. They are returning voluntarily, sources said.

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  Nearly 1,000 Indian Students Return From Bangladesh, 4,000 Still Remain

  As the civil unrest in Bangladesh continues, the Indian High Commission in Dhaka is facilitating safe travel for Indian students to crossing points along the India-Bangladesh International Border.

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  "Avoid Travel": Advisory Issued For Indians In Bangladesh Amid Unrest

  Indian High Commission in Dhaka has issued an urgent advisory for Indian citizens and students in Bangladesh to avoid non-essential travel and minimise movement outside their residences due to the escalating unrest in the country.

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  Cross-Border Bus Service Between India, Bangladesh Resumes After 2 Years

  India-Bangladesh Bus Service: The cross-border bus service between Bangladesh and India resumed on Friday, two years after its suspension due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

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  Women-Friendly Indian Visa Scheme For Bangladesh Ends Tomorrow

  The pilot scheme of the Indian High Commission in Dhaka enabling women travelling to India to apply for visas without an e-token or prior appointment will end on Thursday, an official said.

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  India Closely Monitoring Bangladesh Hostage Crisis

  India is closely monitoring the Bangladesh hostage crisis even as officials in Delhi maintained that so far all Indian High Commission staffers in Dhaka were reportedly safe.

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  All Indian Diplomats In Dhaka Safe: Foreign Ministry

  All Indian High Commission officials are reported to be safe and the Indian High Commission is monitoring the situation, the Ministry of External Affairs said on Friday night amid reports of a hostage situation in Dhaka where gunmen have taken 20 people hostage.

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  Dhaka Restaurant Attack: 14 Hostages Rescued; Operation Underway

  Heavily armed terrorists struck at the heart of Bangladesh's diplomatic zone on Friday night, taking dozens of hostages at a restaurant popular with foreigners. Two police officers were killed and at least 26 people wounded in a gunbattle as security forces cordoned off the area and sought to end the standoff.

• Indian envoy's car attacked in Bangladesh

  Unidentified miscreants today hurled three crude bombs, apparently targeting a parked car being used by the Indian High Commissioner in Bangladesh during a visit to southwestern Khulna district, injuring three people including his driver.

• Indian Army Officer honey trapped by ISI

  Though India and Pakistan have been warming up to each other officially in recent months, with meetings focusing on how to reduce their infamous trust deficit, the intelligence agencies on both sides continue to plot against each other.

• Indian embassy in Dhaka was on LeT's radar

  The Indian High Commission in Bangladesh, along with the embassies of the US and the UK, was the target of Pakistan-based terror outfit LeT.