India is likely to once again nudge a hitherto dilly-dallying Bhutan to allow construction of a strategic road through its Yeti Territory in the wake of China’s new claim on the eastern region of the tiny Himalayan Shangri-La. The Sakteng Wildlife Sanctuary in Trashigang District in far-eastern Bhutan and the areas around it have traditionally been believed to be home to elusive Yeti or Migoi in Bhutanese.The proposed road will connect Lumla near Tawang in Arunachal Pradesh with Trashigang in Bhutan. This will make it easier to travel from Guwahati via Samdrup Jongkhar and Trashigang in Bhutan to the tiny nation’s border with China and as well as closer to the McMahon Line the de facto boundary between India and China in the eastern sector.