India-China Border Trade Resumes After Six Years: First Batch of 16 Traders Flagged Off for Tibet

Border trade between India and China resumed after a six-year gap, with the first group of 16 traders being flagged off for Tibet. The restart marks progress in cross-border commercial activity along the India-China trade corridor, following a prolonged pause. Traders are expected to move goods under the newly re-opened arrangements, while authorities coordinate customs and operational procedures. The development is viewed as a step toward normalizing economic exchanges after years of disruption.