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India-China Border Trade via Nathu La Pass to Resume August 1 After 6-Year Gap

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India and China are set to restart bilateral border trade through the historic Nathu La Pass in East Sikkim from August 1. The trade route had been suspended for six years following disruptions caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. Nathu La Pass, part of the ancient Silk Route, serves as a key land corridor for cross-border commerce between the two nations. The resumption marks a significant step toward normalizing trade ties between India and China.

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