India plans to build a
series of hi-tech integrated check posts (ICPs) at key borders to help
boost international trade and security.Parliament is currently
debating the establishment of Land Port Authority of India to facilitate
cross-border traffic and run the new ICPs, which would include
warehousing and cargo terminals as well as customs stations.
Local reports said ICPs would initially be set up at Petrapole, Hilly
and Chandrabangha in West Bengal; Moreh in Manipur; Sutarkhandi in
Assam; Dawki in Meghalaya Akhaura in Tripura; Kawarpuchiah in Mizoram;
Raxaul and Jogbani in Bihar; Wagah in Punjab; and Sunauli and Rupaidiha/Nepalganj
Road in Uttar Pradesh. – IFW
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