India-China Border Trade Resumption Faces Setback Due to Tax Dispute
The revival of the historic India-China border trade through the Shipki La pass, which had resumed after a six-year hiatus, has encountered a new obstacle. A tax row has stalled the trade, posing a challenge to the renewed economic exchange between the two countries. According to reports, the resumption of trade through Shipki La has run into fresh trouble, with the tax dispute being the primary cause of the setback.
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