In Chinese, ‘Tianxia’ signifies ‘a community of shared destiny,’ representing profound interconnectedness. Despite its historical reverence, recent years have seen numerous supply chain disruptions due to the pandemic, geopolitical tensions, and overreliance on the South China Sea. It’s apparent that ‘Tianxia’ has faltered in delivering its promised monopoly over the global manufacturing supply chain. Is there a superior option? 

Enter the Kolkata-Bangkok Highway, conceived by a nation offering democracy, demand, and a decisive policy framework for business facilitation: India.