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51 trucks exported from India to Bangladesh

By ANI | Updated: July 26, 2020 22:40 IST

A total of 51 Tata Ace trucks have been exported from Bareilly to Bangladesh (Benapole) via train, informed Union Minister Piyush Goyal in a tweet on Sunday.

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A total of 51 Tata Ace trucks have been exported from Bareilly to Bangladesh (Benapole) via train, informed Union Minister Piyush Goyal in a tweet on Sunday.

"From Bareilly to Bangladesh! 51 trucks exported from India to Bangladesh via Indian Railways. Railways is at the forefront to promote exports," the tweet read.

Petrapole-Benapole Integrated Check Post accounts for nearly a third of India-Bangladesh bilateral trade (USD 8.7 billion).

It is fully functional on both sides since this month after COVID related issues early on.

( With inputs from ANI )

Tags: unionPiyush GoyalIndian RailwaysVed prakashShri piyush goyalMinistry of indian railwaysIndian railways ministryIndian railway network
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