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With Bangladesh banning Hilsa exports, price jumps in Kolkata and Delhi

Amita Mukherjee from Kolkata's Ballygunge paid Rs 3,500 for a Hilsa fish amid a ban on exports from Bangladesh. This has led to soaring prices and illegal imports in India.

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With Bangladesh banning Hilsa exports, price jumps in Kolkata and Delhi
Amita Mukherjee from Kolkata's Ballygunge paid Rs 3,500 for a Hilsa fish amid a ban on exports from Bangladesh. This has led to soaring prices and illegal imports in India.
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