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You guys need to stop seeing everything from BD perspective. What may be a great amount for you guys man not necessarily be very great for us. For example BD stock market capitalization is around 30 BN USD while first 15 companies of BSE has market capitalization of over 45 BN USD. Bangladeshis think that can compromise economic interest for the sake of Islam and Islamic ideology. Why Hindus can not take stand on any issue?

So far as screwing is concerned, it is very much evident that who is screwed. You have too much enthusiasm of screwing India and Gujaratis but the fact of the mater is there are half a dozen Gujaratis who alone can buy whole BD stock market for many times. For example reliance alone can but whole of BD stock market for 8 times. Same is the case with Adani, Premji etc. Yes, if screwing can happen by boasting on forum, certainly Bangaladeshis can screw India. Here is an are where you guys are world leader along with Pakistanis and 4 Feet Chinese.

RankCompanyMarket Cap (โ‚น lakh crore)Market Cap (USD billion)
1Reliance Industries19.24$230.6 B
2HDFC Bank15.46$185.3 B
3TCS11.48$137.5 B
4Bharti Airtel10.98$131.5 B
5ICICI Bank10.56$126.4 B
6SBI7.54$90.3 B
7Infosys6.59$78.9 B
8Bajaj Finance6.00$71.9 B
9LIC5.83$69.8 B
10HUL5.76$69.0 B
11ITC Ltd~5.00*$59.9 B
12Kotak Mahindra Bank~4.20*$50.3 B
13Larsen & Toubro (L&T)~4.00*$47.9 B
14NTPC Ltd~3.80*$45.5 B
15Sun Pharma~3.60*$43.1 B
@Sharma Ji
 
Bangladesh government has decided to stop importing sugar from India. Nine new sugar mills are set to start production within a short period of time. Indian farmers will be affected badly. Many Indian farmers have committed suicide for not being able to sell sugar to Bangladesh.

 
BD's trade deficit grew with India, compared to 2024 vs 2025.

@Krishna with Flute @Sharma Ji @Vsdoc @Suresh Naresh

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I fully agree with @Saif and urge BD to not buy anything from India and urge India not to buy anything from BD.
Bangladesh used to buy at least $30 Billion yearly from India, most of that is now gone.
  • Onion import banned from India,
  • Sugar import banned from India,
  • Jewelry import banned from India,(even via Dubai that Indians try to avoid duties)
  • Light engg. products import stopped in favor of Chinese imports
  • soon other items like Cotton yarn will be banned from India too as local spindle capacity and spinning mills expand capacity many fold.
  • Travel and Medical tourism to India mostly stopped by Bangladeshi citizens - China (Kunming) and Thailand chosen instead.
Indian imports from Bangladesh was always piss poor, $2 Billion yearly. So no loss to Bangladesh exporters, they export all over the world. India is not special.
 
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Bangladesh used to buy at least $30 Billion yearly from India, most of that is now gone.
  • Onion import banned from India,
  • Sugar import banned from India,
  • Jewelry import banned from India,(even via Dubai that Indians try to avoid duties)
  • Light engg. products import stopped in favor of Chinese imports
  • soon other items like Cotton yarn will be banned from India too as local spindle capacity and spinning mills expand capacity many fold.
  • Travel and Medical tourism to India mostly stopped by Bangladeshi citizens - China (Kunming) and Thailand chosen instead.
Indian imports from Bangladesh was always piss poor, $2 Billion yearly. So no loss to Bangladesh exporters, they export all over the world. India is not special.
Indian fantasy has been fatally damaged.๐Ÿคฃ
 
Bangladesh used to buy at least $30 Billion yearly from India, most of that is now gone.
  • Onion import banned from India,
  • Sugar import banned from India,
  • Jewelry import banned from India,(even via Dubai that Indians try to avoid duties)
  • Light engg. products import stopped in favor of Chinese imports
  • soon other items like Cotton yarn will be banned from India too as local spindle capacity and spinning mills expand capacity many fold.
  • Travel and Medical tourism to India mostly stopped by Bangladeshi citizens - China (Kunming) and Thailand chosen instead.
Indian imports from Bangladesh was always piss poor, $2 Billion yearly. So no loss to Bangladesh exporters, they export all over the world. India is not special.

Now US is saying that its Ban on Indian import seems to have no effect on Indian economy, but our BD friends still believes that their agriculture import BAN will affect Indian economy. I have said this several times that our agriculture product in so much demand that we have to ban our Import. Even UN Requested India to lift the ban on Import of agriculture product. Yet, BDeshi friends continue to reiterate same thrash again and again.
 
BD's trade deficit grew with India, compared to 2024 vs 2025.

@Krishna with Flute @Sharma Ji @Vsdoc @Suresh Naresh

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Look, What @Bilal9 say that Import is affected is also not true. Now look here. They are importing 200 railway coaches from India.

 
Look, What @Bilal9 say that Import is affected is also not true. Now look here. They are importing 200 railway coaches from India.

BDeshi boys should cancel the order and use steele from shipbreaking dumpyard to build coaches.
 
BDeshi boys should cancel the order and use steele from shipbreaking dumpyard to build coaches.

That order was decided on during Hasina's time. Future orders will likely not go to India.

Bangladesh is not a large country like India, sometimes it is cheaper to import products than to make locally.

Now on to Cotton imports from India which is also taking the beating.

Bangladesh moves away from India, makes Brazil its top cotton source​

Brazil has overtaken India as the largest raw cotton supplier to Bangladesh, whose economy depends on the readymade garments sector. The shift coincides with the fall of the Sheikh Hasina regime in Bangladesh.​

Brazil has become Bangladesh's largest source of raw cotton, surpasses India.

Brazil became Bangladesh's top supplier of raw cotton with a 25% share of its imports, revealed a US Department of Agriculture report. (Image for representation: PTI)

India Today World Desk
India Today World Desk
New Delhi,UPDATED: Dec 9, 2025 19:59 IST
Written By: Gaurav Kumar

Brazil has become Bangladesh's largest source of raw cotton, ending India's long-standing dominance in one of the world's biggest textile markets. Bangladesh is the world's second-largest ready-made garment exporter after China. This shift comes in the months after the regime change in Bangladesh that saw the ouster of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. That Brazil became Bangladesh's top supplier, pipping India, was revealed in a report by the US Department of Agriculture (USDA), which also spoke about the regime change in the country.

The readymade garments sector accounts for over 80% of Bangladesh's total export earnings, contributing roughly 10% to its annual GDP, according to a Reuters report in July 2025. The sector employs 4 million people, according to the report.

In the 2024-25 marketing year (August 2024-July 2025), Bangladesh imported a record 8.28 million bales of cotton. Of these, Brazil supplied 1.9 million bales (25% of the market share), while India dropped to second place with 1.4 million bales (15%), according to a US Department of Agriculture (USDA) report published in December.

Just a year earlier, India had led with 1.79 million bales and a 23% share.

The spinning industry in Bangladesh utilizes raw cotton to produce two types of yarn: cotton yarn and mixed yarn.

Total cotton imports in MY 2024/25 are 5.2% higher than the 7.8 million bales imported in MY 2023/24, according to the report.

Other major suppliers include the United States (7% share), Australia, and several West African countries, but none come close to Brazilโ€™s new volume.

"Bangladeshi importers mainly bought Indian cotton for shorter shipment times via the Kolkata and Benapole ports, despite higher prices and some quality issues," the Daily Star reported.

Imports of raw cotton are forecast to inch up 1.4% in MY 2025-26 amid higher mill utilization.

In the current market year, the USDA expects Bangladesh to import 8.4 million bales of raw cotton, a 1.4% rise from MY25 due to stronger demand from domestic spinners.

The forecasted import level is 5.2 % above the 7.8 million bales brought in during MY24.

The USDA report noted that cotton imports stayed steady through MY25, despite initial disruptions to ready-made garment (RMG) production after the new interim government was formed in August 2024.​

The RMG sector in Bangladesh holds considerable significance within the nation's economy, serving as a key driver of economic growth and development.
 
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