Nathu La Pass Reopens for Trade After Six-Year Closure

The Nathu La Pass, a historic trade route connecting India with Tibet along the ancient Silk Route, has resumed commercial activity after a six-year hiatus. The pass was once a significant hub for cross-border trade between India and Tibet. Traders have responded positively to the reopening, expressing optimism about a revival of business in the region. The resumption is seen as a hopeful sign for the local trading community that had been impacted by the prolonged closure.
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