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In a first, Railways will export dry chillies to Bangladesh via special parcel train

By ANI | Updated: July 11, 2020 14:05 IST

Indian Railways will export dry chillies to Bangladesh through a special parcel train for the first time, Union Railway Minister Piyush Goyal announced on Friday.

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Indian Railways will export dry chillies to Bangladesh through a special parcel train for the first time, Union Railway Minister Piyush Goyal announced on Friday.

Indian Railways will transport goods from Andhra Pradesh's Reddipalem to Bangladesh.

"Beyond National Borders: Gearing up exports, for the first time, Railways transports dry chillies in a Special Parcel Train to Bangladesh," Piyush Goyal Tweeted on Friday.

In an earlier tweet, Railway Minister had said that Railways will continue to assist in the export of Indian products to other countries.

"Railways is committed to aid in the export of Indian products!" he said.

( With inputs from ANI )

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