Dhaka, July 26 -- The relationship between Bangladesh and India has demonstrated some 'encouraging signs of goodwill' in recent days despite killings along the border and push-ins prompting concerns from Dhaka which keeps focusing on good working relations with New Delhi, officials from both sides said.

The arrival of an Indian medical team in Bangladesh, coupled with a symbolic gesture from Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus in the form of sending delicious mangoes to the Indian leaders, reflects the 'underlying spirit of friendship and cooperation' that continues to shape bilateral ties.

Though tourists' visas remain closed for nearly a year, official spokesperson at the Indian Ministry of External Affairs Randhir Jaiswal said they hav...