Indian officials say they expect the bus service to Pakistan to resume on July 11. The New Delhi to Lahore service had been suspended since December 2001, along with direct rail and air connections. The resumption of the bus service follows a series of steps taken by the two rivals to strengthen bilateral trust.
Indian Officials Expect Bus Service to Pakistan to Resume on July 11
Indian officials anticipate the resumption of the bus service to Pakistan on July 11, which had been halted since December 2001. This development comes after efforts by both countries to enhance mutual trust.
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📰 What Happened
Indian officials announced that the bus service connecting New Delhi and Lahore is expected to resume on July 11 after being suspended since December 2001. This decision follows recent efforts by both nations to build trust.
- The bus service had been suspended for over 20 years.
- The resumption is part of broader initiatives to improve bilateral relations.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
The India-Pakistan relationship has been fraught with conflict since the partition in 1947, primarily over territorial disputes and historical grievances. The suspension of transport links has been a symbol of this ongoing tension.
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