India restricts Bangladeshi goods imports via land, raising trade tensions and costs.

India has restricted imports of Bangladeshi ready-made garments, processed foods, and other goods through land ports in the northeast, allowing only Kolkata and Nhava Sheva seaports for entry. This move follows Bangladesh's restrictions on Indian yarn imports via land ports and aims to address trade imbalances and recent diplomatic tensions. The restrictions are expected to increase logistics costs for Bangladesh's exports to India significantly.