Bangladesh’s interim government has reversed its earlier decision to ban hilsa fish exports to India, allowing the shipment of 3,000 tonnes for the upcoming Durga Puja festival. This decision comes after appeals from exporters and a tradition of sending hilsa as a goodwill gesture to India during the festival.
Bangladesh has lifted its ban on hilsa fish exports, allowing 3,000 tonnes of the prized fish to be shipped to India for the upcoming Durga Puja festival. The decision comes after appeals from exporters and reflects the importance of hilsa in Bengali culture and cuisine.
Bangladesh has authorized the export of 3,000 metric tons of Hilsa fish to India ahead of the Durga Puja festival. This decision aims to address a shortage of the popular fish in India and strengthen diplomatic ties between the two nations.
