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Boro is conquering the saline south-west

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By Sohel Parvez
| The Daily Star (Bangladesh) Verified
Middle-aged Bidhan Mandal is, by nature, a sociable man. He enjoys a good chat and rarely misses an adda. But in the final week of May, there is barely any time for conversation. The fields are heavy with ripe Boro paddy. Harvesting, bundling and carrying it home — none of it is small work, even with eight or ten hired labourers. So Mandal ties a new red gamchha around his head and gets on with it. Most of the farm workers are women.
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India seeks to continue anti-dumping duties on Bangladesh’s jute products

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By Sohel Parvez
| The Daily Star (Bangladesh) Verified
Indian authorities are expected to recommend the continuation of anti-dumping duties on Bangladesh’s jute products despite a decline in overall shipments in recent years, raising concerns among local millers. The development comes as India’s Directorate General of Trade Remedies (DGTR) released the findings of its mid-term review of anti-dumping duties on jute goods exported from Bangladesh and Nepal.
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India seeks to continue anti-dumping duties on Bangladesh’s jute products

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By Sohel Parvez
| The Daily Star (Bangladesh) Verified
Indian authorities are expected to recommend the continuation of anti-dumping duties on Bangladesh’s jute products despite a decline in overall shipments in recent years, raising concerns among local millers. The development comes as India’s Directorate General of Trade Remedies (DGTR) released the findings of its mid-term review of anti-dumping duties on jute goods exported from Bangladesh and Nepal.
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