Wednesday, September 9, 2009

Why not a Railway Link from Delhi to Cambodia?

Can we match our neighbours in Rail Links stretching beyond our boundaries?

India to build rail line to Ladakh

KATHMANDU (AFP)– Apr 26, 2008— China has started to build a rail link between Tibet and Nepal that could drastically reduce Kathmandu's trade reliance on its giant southern neighbour India, officials said Saturday. Beijing is bringing the railway line from Lhasa -- the capital of troubled Chinese-controlled Tibet -- to Khasa, a town along the Nepal-China border, Aditya Baral, the Nepalese premier's foreign affairs adviser, told AFP.
China begins building Tibet-Nepal rail link
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