India not to reopen key WWII road
India has abandoned plans to reopen a World War Two road that could connect its remote north-eastern states to China's Yunnan province through Burma.
Lawmakers from India's Assam state have been informed of the Indian decision by its ministry for the development of the north-eastern region.
This comes days after the 13th round of talks between India and China to resolve their border dispute.
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Lawmakers from India's Assam state have been informed of the Indian decision by its ministry for the development of the north-eastern region.
This comes days after the 13th round of talks between India and China to resolve their border dispute.
The 1,079-mile-long Stillwell Road was built by American general Joe "Vinegar" Stillwell to supply Kuomintang forces in the war against Japan.