New projects promise faster, cheaper India-Bangladesh rail

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New projects promise faster, cheaper India-Bangladesh rail

Bangladesh Special Correspondent | Sep 11, 2018 10:49AM EDT
The two projects will improve rail transport across Bangladesh, a more-direct route, with time and tariff savings likely for shippers.
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