A Chinese corridor to India's east? China plans Bangladesh route after Pak CPEC

China's connectivity push in South Asia has entered a new phase, with a focus on India's eastern region. After pouring billions of dollars into the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, Beijing is now exploring an alternative route through Bangladesh and Myanmar. The proposal for a multi-modal trade route was made during Bangladeshi PM's visit to China, and it is expected to have significant implications for India. The new corridor is envisioned as a link between China and Bangladesh, and its implementation would require careful consideration of various factors. China's investment in the CPEC has been substantial, and the success of the new corridor would depend on several factors, including the feasibility of the proposal and the response of India. The proposed corridor is part of China's broader strategy to enhance its connectivity with South Asia, and it remains to be seen how the plan would unfold. The development of the corridor would likely involve significant investment and infrastructure development, and its impact on the regional economy would be closely watched. As China continues to expand its economic influence in the region, the proposed corridor is likely to be a key area of focus for India and other regional players.