"This decision was taken in the meeting of the Chairpersons of the Border haat management committees of South Tripura district and Feni district of neighbouring Bangladesh held in the Chhagalnaiya sub-division of Feni district on Thursday last," Senior Manager of Tripura Industrial Development Corporation (TIDC), Shyamal Dev said.
TIDC is the nodal agency of bilateral trade through border haat and the Additional District Magistrates (ADM) of the concerned districts are the chairpersons of the border management committees.
He said, the border haat in Srinagar and the roads on Indian side were constructed by India at a cost of Rs 2.4 crore and added commerce Ministers of India and Bangladesh were invited to remain present on the day of inauguration.
"The exact date of inauguration would be announced after getting consent of the commerce ministers of the two countries," he added.
No local taxes would be imposed on the items to be sold in the haats and currencies of both the countries would prevail.
Initially 16 items were short listed which include agricultural and horticultural crops, spices, minor forest products excluding timber, fish and dry fish, dairy and poultry products, cottage industry items, wooden furniture, handloom and handicraft items etc.