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The Assif El Mal Zn–Pb (Cu–Ag) mineralization forms subvertical veins with ribbon, fault breccia, cockade, comb, and crack and seal textures. Intrusion of synorogenic to postorogenic Late Hercynian peraluminous granitoids has contact metamorphosed the host rocks giving rise to a metamorphic assemblage of quartz, plagioclase, biotite, muscovite, chlorite, amphibole, chloritoid, and garnet. The Assif El Mal Zn–Pb (Cu–Ag) vein system, located in the northern flank of the High Atlas of Marrakech (Morocco), is hosted in a Cambro-Ordovician volcaniclastic and metasedimentary sequence composed of graywacke, siltstone, pelite, and shale interlayered with minor tuff and mudstone. KEYWORDS: Cross-border trade, exports-imports, Nathula Pass, Sikkim. Further, for more growth in trade through Nathula and thereby more benefit, facilities like better transportation system, warehouses, inspection posts, proper weights and measures, surfaced roadway, accommodation facilities to the people i.e., both trades and tourists, and good opportunities for traders should be provided. With the increasing trend in the volume of export of goods from India to China, we can state that the cross-border trade through Nathula Pass is in the favour of India. The import has decreased from 10.83 lakhs in 2006 to 2.96 lakhs in 2009 and Nil in the year 2010 against 4.02 crores of export.

It has increased from 8.87 Lakhs in 2006 to 4.02 Crores in 2010. The data obtained through secondary sources represents that the exports of Indian goods to China is more than imports. The Agreement between two Governments has declared 36 items for exports and 20 items for imports. The reopening of Nathula Pass for trade between India and China on 6th July, 2006 gave the way to more benefits to India through trade. It is the oldest Pass from Sikkim to Tibet. Nathula pass route in Sikkim is one of the three open trading border posts of India in the Himalayan Mountain. The prime objective of present paper is to analyse the Cross-border trade through Nathula Pass in Sikkim State.