A Community Information Centre (CIC) has recently been launched in Sherathang, Nathu La Pass, at the Indo-China border in East Sikkim, by DIT/NIC. It is 13,600 ft above sea level and is the highest Internet Kiosk/Cyber Café in the world. To be acknowledged shortly by the Limca Book of Records, this CIC is strategically located to facilitate Indo-China trade, as the route has recently been opened after a long passage of time. It is within the area of the trade mart of the Indo-China Border Trade on the Indian side. The CIC is providing Internet browsing facility to the traders, local people and the tourists who frequently visit the China border, as well as to personnel of various state and central government departments posted in and around Sherathang. A senior NIC official while in Norway, recently, crossed the Arctic Circle once. The post Office in Bodo charged him Kroner 10 for sending a picture postcard to the folks in India. From Sherathang one can send an e-mail to near and dear ones for Rs 5. On visiting the CIC, it is heartening to see a well constructed, well maintained, fully equipped centre at such a height and a remote location. NIC has also provided a solar power system at the CIC since in this area, steady power supply is not always available. The two recently posted operators are striving hard to provide a bouquet of services with some appreciable success already.