<h1>India-Bangladesh Trade Grows: Sensitive Lists Reduced, Zero Customs Duty Offered, Infrastructure Improved to Boost Opportunities.</h1> India and Bangladesh have experienced increasing bilateral trade over the past three years, with total trade rising from $2,688.44 million in 2009-10 to $4,373.83 million in 2011-12. India has significantly reduced its Sensitive List for Least Developed Countries under SAFTA, offering zero customs duty access to items removed from the list. Bangladesh has also reduced its sensitive list for non-LDCs, including India, by 20%. Both countries are enhancing infrastructure and reducing trade barriers to facilitate trade. An India Show was held in Dhaka to boost trade and investment opportunities, as reported by the Minister of State for Commerce and Industry.