[4] In January 1999, the club participated in the West Bengal Independence Day Cup held in South Dinajpur, Calcutta, India.

In preparation for tournament, the club aqquired the loan signings of Bangladesh national team players, Aminul Haque, Mohammed Jewel Rana, Hassan Al-Mamun and Imtiaz Ahmed Nakib.

In the final held on 17 January 1999, Badda defeated Calcutta's Aryan FC by a single goal scored by guest striker, Imtiaz Ahmed Nakib.

Following the conclusion of their maiden top-tier campaign, the club again travelled to West Bengal in November 1999, this to participate in the prestigious IFA Shield.

In 2003, the club won the Shaheed Zia Juba Gold Cup Football Tournament, defeating Bangladesh national under-20 team in the final.

[13] Prior to that, in 2005, Badda participated in the Kalinga Cup held in Odisha, India, where they reached the semi-finals, only to be defeated by Calcutta's Eveready Association 2–4 on penalties.

[4] In the same year, Badda who were destined for another relegation, avoided the drop after both Dhaka United SC and Friends Social Organisation were handed suspensions by the Bangladesh Football Federation as they were involved with match fixing.