This blog is based on the report The Web of Transport Corridors in South Asia — jointly 
produced with the Asian Development Bank, the United Kingdom’s Department for International Development, and the Japan International Cooperation Agency
No doubt, South Asia’s prosperity was built along its trade routes.
One of the oldest, the Grand Trunk Road from the Mughal era still connects East and West and in the 17th century made Delhi, Kabul and Lahore wealthy cities with impressive civic buildings, monuments, and gardens.
Netherlands for the World Bank 
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