In a significant development, Bangladesh has urgently requested India and Prime Minister Narendra Modi to supply 50,000 tonnes of rice at a discounted price due to rapidly depleting food reserves and rising inflation.
The Bangladeshi food ministry is set to import Indian rice at a rate of $456.67 per tonne to replenish critically low cereal stocks in the country. This move highlights the growing concerns over food security in Bangladesh as inflation continues to impact staple supplies.
India’s prompt support is seen as crucial in stabilizing the situation and addressing the immediate food shortage.
For more breaking international news, follow Digi Hind News! Bookmark our site for timely updates and insights.
Recent read article:
Delhi implements year-round ban on firecrackers; Supreme Court directs Haryana and UP to follow suit
India to host 2025 Para Athletics World Championships in historic first
Supreme Court issues guidelines to regulate tree felling in Delhi
Hazardous air returns to Delhi as garbage fires surge
