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Bilateral trade

Sir, — In your Editorial "Fostering bilateral trade" ( July 11 ) it is rightly inferred that an improvement in bilateral relations at the political level does lead to greater trade and that the reverse is also true.

It is encouraging that India-Pakistan Chambers of Commerce and Industry is focussing on infrastructural constraints in trade. The recent resumption of the Delhi-Lahore bus service indicates a thaw in relations between the two neighbours.

The past must be forgotten and both countries must come together for talks.

J.S. Jehu Raju,
Yemmiganur, A.P.

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