Nathula pass border trade resumes after 6 years; traders seek expansion of goods list

Border trade through the Nathula pass has officially resumed after a six-year hiatus, marking a significant milestone for regional commerce. The reopening restores a key trading route connecting the region.

Following the resumption, local traders have expressed optimism while actively seeking an expansion of the approved goods list. The request aims to broaden the scope of items permitted for exchange to maximize the economic potential of the reopened border corridor.