India has granted a special permit for over 160 Afghanistan trucks to cross the Wagah Border, facilitating essential trade.

The clearance was granted as a “special gesture,” and follows a recent conversation between External Affairs Minister S.

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The 162 trucks carrying perishable goods from Afghanistan had reached Wagah border, which is situated inside Pakistan, on April 22, a day prior to the CCS had convened at the residence of Prime ...

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