
Government allows wheat imports through southern ports
The Indian government has decided to allow wheat imports as the commodity prices have risen to six month high due to rising demand and supply
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The Indian government has decided to allow wheat imports as the commodity prices have risen to six month high due to rising demand and supply

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In the last six years, import of garments from Bangladesh had increased 15 times in value. In 2016-2017, garments worth ₹288 crore were imported and

The Indian government has decided to allow wheat imports as

KT Rama Rao, Minister for IT and Industries, Government of

According to CBRE, the leasing activity is expected to sustain

India and Bangladesh have signed an agreement, allowing Indian traders

Volume growth of 5% YoY despite a strong base Gati

Logistics service provider Delhivery expects to breakeven on an adjusted

Cargoes carried by the vessels of Bangladesh and India declined

A debut cargo vessel from Shyama Prasad Mukherjee Port to

In the last six years, import of garments from Bangladesh