Demands Grow for Kartarpur Corridor Reopening

Demands grow for Kartarpur corridor reopening

New Delhi allows trucks from Afghanistan carrying perishable items to enter country via Wagah.

In a 'special gesture', India allows 160 Afghan trucks enter India at Attari border

India decided to close the Attari-Wagah border on April 23, following the terrorist attack in Pahalgam the day before. In the past, Pakistan has permitted one-way trade through this border, allowing Afghan goods to be exported to India, but without allowing any exports in the reverse direction

160 Afghan trucks given clearance: India reopens Wagha border after 26-day closure

ISLAMABAD: After a 26-day closure following the Pahalgam terrorist incident on April 23, India reopened Wagah-Attari...

India reopens Wagah-Attari Border for Afghanistan transit trucks after weeks of disruption - Khaama Press

Image/Hindustan Times. India has reopened the Wagah-Attari Border for Afghanistan transit trucks after weeks of disruption, easing trade and logistics challenges. Following a significant de-escalation in India-Pakistan relations and the implementation of a ceasefire agreement, the Wagah-Attari border has reopened to Afghanistan transit trucks. This vital land route, the only authorized corridor for trade between India and Pakistan, had been clos…

India Permits Entry of 162 Afghan Trucks via Attari Border | DH Latest News, DH NEWS, Latest News, India, NEWS, International ,

Following the easing of military tensions between India and Pakistan after a May 10 ceasefire, India has permitted the entry of 162 Afghan trucks loaded with dry fruits and herbs through the Integrated Check Post (ICP) at Attari. These trucks had been stranded between Lahore and the Wagah border since April 24 due to the closure of the Attari-Wagah route on April 22. The bulk of these goods come from Kandahar, with some sourced from Kabul. The c…

Afghan trucks roll into India via Pakistan

Eight trucks carrying Afghan goods have been allowed entry into India via Pakistan, media reports say.