<h1>Major eastern Indian port pledges uninterrupted transit trade support to neighbouring country amid political unrest, monitoring situation</h1> A major eastern Indian port said it will support uninterrupted transit trade to a neighboring country amid political unrest following the resignation of that country's prime minister and related protests. Port officials are monitoring the situation, report no requests for special assistance so far, and said container freight stations near the border should keep operations running, making delays unlikely. Transit trade is carried under an existing treaty through several Indian ports. The neighboring country relies heavily on bilateral trade with India (about 63% of its trade; roughly USD 8.02 billion in 2024-25), with Indian exports contributing about 16% to its GDP.