MEA says direct India-Taiwan flights will proceed despite Pakistan's airspace block

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India's Ministry of External Affairs has said that direct flights between India and Taiwan will go ahead, according to the headline of a Times of India report. The statement comes after Pakistan blocked its airspace, which affects flight routes in the region. The article's full text was not provided, so the specific timing, airlines involved, and the reasons behind the restrictions cannot be confirmed here. Please share the complete article text so a full, fact-based summary of four to five sentences can be written.

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