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India-China trade on barter system begins :
1. The India-China cross border trade across the 18,599 feet Shipki La started with seven traders crossing over with their merchandise even as the ban on trade of livestock, which is in huge demand, continues.
2. A total of 62 traders have applied for permits for the cross-border trade still being undertaken on barter system. The authorities have issued permits to 18 traders and finished the verification of another 10.
3. All seven traders, who went across Tibet, hail from Chango village. They carried carpets, spices and other handloom articles which are in great demand in Tibet.
4. The trade has started since 1992 and registered a steady increase, except last year.
5. The ban on the sale of livestock, which is in a huge demand on the Indian side, still continues. Despite the state government requesting the Ministry of Commerce to the lift the ban on livestock trading, the Centre has yet to yield to the plea. The traders have been demanding a quarantine laboratory at Chupan and Namgiya to pave the way for resumption of livestock trade like chiku goats, horses and mules.
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