India-Bangladesh economic relations are in a worrying trend

Desk Report, India-Bangladesh economic relations are in a worrying trend The use of non-tariff barriers in trade between India and Bangladesh is increasing. A worrying trend is underway for the two countries with the closest economic ties in South Asia. Recently, India decided to allow four types of jute products exported from Bangladesh to enter only Mumbai’s Navoseba port instead of importing them through land ports. India-Bangladesh economic relations are in a worrying trend This will have a major impact on the flow of trade between the two countries. Because…

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Major US brands including Walmart, Amazon, Target and Gap suspend clothing orders placed in India

Desk Report, Major US brands including Walmart, Amazon, Target and Gap suspend clothing orders placed in India After the imposition of 50 percent duty on Indian products, major US retailers including Walmart, Amazon, Target and Gap have started suspending orders for ready-made garments placed by Indian suppliers. Major US brands including Walmart, Amazon, Target and Gap suspend clothing orders placed in India This was reported in an NDTV news report. It said that after imposing a 25 percent counter-tariff, the US administration imposed an additional 25 percent duty on Indian…

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Efforts must be made to improve relations with Bangladesh: Former Indian National Security Advisor

International Desk: Efforts must be made to improve relations with Bangladesh: Former Indian National Security Advisor Former National Security Advisor of India MK Narayanan has said that India should try to improve its relations with neighboring Bangladesh and India and Bangladesh must be good friends. He also said that no outside party should be allowed to interfere in the India-Bangladesh relations. According to the Indian Express, former National Security Advisor MK Narayanan expressed concern over the ongoing political unrest in neighboring Bangladesh on Friday. He stressed the importance of India-Bangladesh…

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