Goa, May 18 -- India has significantly restricted imports from Bangladesh by limiting the entry of key products, most notably readymade garments (RMG) and processed food items, to only two designated seaports: Calcutta and Nhava Sheva. The new directive, issued by the Directorate-General of Foreign Trade (DGFT), immediately bans the import of these goods through all land ports, including major gateways like Petrapol, which previously handled over 90% of Bangladeshi garment shipments to India. Other affected items include fruit-flavoured beverages, plastics, rubber products, dyes, and wooden furniture. However, exemptions have been made for hilsa fish, LPG, edible oils, and crushed stone, and goods transiting through India to Nepal and Bhu...