India and China will resume direct flights between them after a five-year break, signaling an improvement in bilateral relations.
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After a suspension of over five years, India and China will resume direct flights, starting from October 26, when IndiGo will operate flights between Kolkata and Guangzhou. This decision comes after Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to China, where the leaders agreed to collaborate to improve trade relations.
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