India's new High Commissioner to Dhaka, Dinesh Trivedi, has announced the resumption of travel visas for Bangladeshi nationals, a significant step following his assumption of office and conferment of Union minister status. Trivedi presented his credentials to President Mohammed Shahabuddin, marking the commencement of his diplomatic tenure.

New Delhi’s appointment of its new high commissioner in Dhaka upholds the tradition of recognising and nurturing the Bengal-Bangladesh connect.

India's new High Commissioner Dinesh Trivedi has made the announcement at a press conference at the Indian Visa Centre after assuming charge of the Dhaka mission

Dhaka: The Republic of India will resume tourist visa services for Bangladeshi citizens starting June 28, 2026, following a nearly two-year suspension. The...

A guard of honour is accorded to the new Indian high commissioner before the ceremony

The new Indian envoy cites recent discussions between the border forces of Bangladesh and India

India's new High Commissioner to Dhaka, Dinesh Trivedi, has announced the resumption of travel visas for Bangladeshi nationals, a significant step following his assumption of…

Dinesh Trivedi, India's High Commissioner to Bangladesh, has been granted a status equivalent to a Union Cabinet minister. This elevation underscores New Delhi's strategic focus…

India's new envoy to Bangladesh, Dinesh Trivedi, announces the resumption of travel visas for Bangladeshis starting June 28.

In a major step towards restoring normal people-to-people exchanges, India will resume issuing tourist visas to Bangladeshi nationals from June 28, nearly two years after scaling…

The move signals New Delhi’s focus on rebuilding relations with Bangladesh amid efforts to normalise ties after recent diplomatic strains. | India News

DHAKA, June 25 — India will resume issuing tourist visas in neighbouring Bangladesh, its envoy to Dhaka said today, nearly two years after relations soured when New Delhi’s...

India to resume tourist visas for Bangladeshi nationals from June 28, signalling improved ties and renewed people-to-people travel between the two neighbours

The resumption comes after visa had remained suspended for nearly two years due to security concerns and worsening relations between India and Bangladesh. | World News

DHAKA: India will resume issuing tourist visas in neighboring Bangladesh, its envoy to Dhaka said Thursday, nearly two years after relations soured when New Delhi’s ally Sheikh…

India will resume accepting tourist visa applications from Bangladeshi citizens starting June 28, announced High Commissioner Dinesh Trivedi. This significant diplomatic move,…

Trivedi begins his Dhaka assignment by presenting his credentials to President Mohammed Shahabuddin

The move comes following Indian High Commissioner Dinesh Trivedi's visit to Dhaka, reversing the 2024 limits imposed due to protests against Sheikh Hasina | India News

New Delhi had suspended the processing of applications in August 2024 citing security concerns amid protests against the Sheikh Hasina government.

India resumes tourist visas for Bangladesh, enhancing bilateral ties after nearly two years of suspension.

The resumption of travel will show that the people of the two countries have not actually drifted as far apart as the political rhetoric would suggest.