In a collaborative effort, the Indian Coast Guard and Bangladesh Coast Guard successfully repatriated 95 Indian fishermen and four fishing ...

India and Bangladesh agreed to release each other’s fishermen to improve strained relations. This mutual exchange is a humanitarian effort ...

The Indian Coast Guard apprehended two Bangladeshi trawlers with 78 fishermen illegally fishing in Indian waters. Odisha police confirmed t...

Bangladesh is experiencing a volatile political situation, with Sheikh Hasina resigning from the post of Prime Minister on August 5 amid mo...

Odisha Law Minister Prithiviraj Harichandan confirmed no reported influx of Bangladeshis via the sea route following political unrest in Ba...

The trilateral exercise 'Dosti' brings together the coast guards of Maldives, India, and Sri Lanka to address shared maritime security conc...

Maritime issues such as sensitisation of fishermen on cross-border fishing, information sharing and capability building were discussed at t...

These rescued fishermen were clinging to floating debris after their fishing boat sank. They are planned to be handed over to the Banglades...

The said boat was reported adrift at sea due to engine breakdown and was sighted by Indian fishermen. The Indian fishermen displaying human...

The ICG said the Indian Coast Guard Regional Headquarters received a telephonic message from Assistant Director (Fisheries), Diamond Harbou...

The conference was attended by representatives of the Navy, Army, Coast Guard, Intelligence Branch of West Bengal government, NCB, SIB, BSF...

The aim of the exercise was to strengthen the working level relationship between the two coast guards and further refine the joint operatin...

Both sides also exchanged views on areas of cooperation and synergy of efforts towards safe and secure seas in the region.

This is reminiscent of the 2004 incident when 10 trucks of Chinese arms meant for ULFA & other terror groups were nabbed in Chittagong.

The boat is in upside down position and is being towed to the nearest landing point where it will be turned to check for any more bodies tr...

Six fishermen from Kakinada who landed in Bangladesh due to drifting of their boat are on their way back home today, a senior official said.

The Bangladesh Coast Guard delegation would also visit Mumbai and Kolkata before leaving for Dhaka on April 10.