Bangladesh is experiencing a significant political crisis marked by a student-led uprising that resulted in the ousting of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, who fled the country amidst escalating protests and violence. The turmoil has seen over 1,000 fatalities and thousands of arrests, with the interim government now led by Mohammed Yunus tasked with restoring democracy. The crisis is also impacting the economy, particularly the crucial Ready-made Garments (RMG) sector, which is struggling amid rising inflation, currently at 11.66%, and supply chain disruptions. India's trade with Bangladesh has not yet faced significant impacts, though specific sectors like cotton yarn and FMCG are at risk due to operational challenges. The unrest has led to a reconsideration of Bangladesh's foreign policy, particularly its relationship with India, as calls for more balanced national interests emerge. Overall, the intertwining of political instability and economic challenges poses a daunting path ahead for the interim government.