 New
Delhi works on a train to Bhutan, the first one in the
mountain state
Proposal for rail-lines linking
border towns in India to five cities in Bhutan, expected
to be signed when King arrives today; tough terrain but
rewards worth it, say both sides
Posted
Sunday January 23, 2005
NEW
DELHI, JANUARY 22: Less than 24
hours before
Bhutan  King
Jigme Singye Wangchuk arrives here, hectic diplomacy
was
underway to hammer out an agreement that will pave the
way for the first railway track in Bhutan. Under the
policy umbrella of developing border infrastructure with
neighbouring countries, India is seriously considering
the proposal to link up the Indian border towns with a
rail head to five cities in Bhutan.
[Read
this article on the India Express]
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