
Indian transhipped goods to pay Tk 2 a tonne in road fee
July 29, 2020: Dhaka has decided to charge Tk 2 per tonne per kilometre in road usage fees for Indian goods that would be transshipped

July 29, 2020: Dhaka has decided to charge Tk 2 per tonne per kilometre in road usage fees for Indian goods that would be transshipped

July 28, 2020: The Cotton Corporation of India (CCI), which is holding surplus stocks of cotton just ahead of the next harvest season, is trying

July 28, 2020: Bangladesh is set to work out a comprehensive procedure to conduct transshipment of goods with India, Nepal and Bhutan on three routes

July 27, 2020: In a handing over ceremony held today, 10 Broad Gauge (BG) locomotives were virtually flagged off to Bangladesh by the External Affairs

July 26, 2020: The first container train to Bangladesh was flagged off from the Container Corporation of India Ltd’s (CONCOR) terminal at Majerhat, Kolkata on

July 20, 2020: More than 9,000 tonnes of spices such as chilli, turmeric and cumin were exported to Bangladesh by rail route for the first

July 15, 2020: Barely days after sending the first parcel train to Bangladesh, now another freight route through the sea has been opened. A vessel

July 14, 2020: Adani Logistics moved the first-ever containerized cargo export from India to Bangladesh using Inland Waterways and it has reached its destination Pangaon

July 14, 2020: The Central Railway (CR) transported 100,000 tonnes of onion in 43 freight trains to Bangladesh during May, June and first half of

July 29, 2020: Dhaka has decided to charge Tk 2

July 28, 2020: The Cotton Corporation of India (CCI), which

July 28, 2020: Bangladesh is set to work out a

July 27, 2020: In a handing over ceremony held today,

July 26, 2020: The first container train to Bangladesh was

July 20, 2020: More than 9,000 tonnes of spices such

July 15, 2020: Barely days after sending the first parcel

July 14, 2020: Adani Logistics moved the first-ever containerized cargo

July 14, 2020: The Central Railway (CR) transported 100,000 tonnes