Kathmandu, Nov 26 Indian Foreign Secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla has started high-level meetings in Kathmandu immediately after kicking off his two-day Nepal visit on Thursday. At a time when Nepal-India ties have hit a low due to boundary rows, Shringla’s
India & Nepal OLI’S HISTORICAL VISIT By Dr. D.K. Giri (Prof. International Politics, JMI) The three-day visit last week of Nepalese Prime Minister KPS Oli turned out to be “fruitful, significant and historic”. It removed misunderstandings and revived the close
New Delhi, Feb 20 India and Nepal have a natural and civilisational relationship, Nepal Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli said when External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj called on him here on Saturday.“India & Nepal have a natural, civilisational relationship, PM K.P.
Kathmandu, Aug 24 India and Nepal on Monday inked an agreement for a 41-km Amlekhgunj-Raxaul petroleum pipeline, with visiting Indian Minister Dharmendra Pradhan saying its construction would be completed within 30 months. Petroleum and Natural Gas Minister Pradhan and his
New Delhi, Nov 21 India and Nepal will sign an agreement on tourism during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s forthcoming visit to the country, the government said Thursday. The approval for signing of the memorandum of understanding was given by the
Kathmandu, Nov 6 Investment Board Nepal (IBN) and Satluj Jal Vidyut Nigam Ltd, India, the promoter of the 900-MW Arun III hydroelectricity project in Nepal have started fresh negotiations for a project development agreement (PDA). The negotiations that began Tuesday
Kathmandu, Sep 24 In a very significant development in the power cooperation sector, Nepal and India have agreed to develop the much touted bi-national Pancheshwar Multipurpose Project and endorsed the charter for the Pancheshwar Development Authority (PDA). With the signing
New Delhi, Aug 4 Prime Minister Narendra Modi Monday said India and Nepal have laid the foundation for a new relationship which will draw strength from deep ancient links between the two countries and prepare them to together address the
Kathmandu, Aug 4 India and Nepal Monday agreed to “review, adjust and update” a 1950 bilateral friendship pact and not to let “unscrupulous elements” misuse their open border to pose threats to the two countries. A joint statement issued at
Kathmandu, Aug 4 India and Nepal Monday pledged not to let “unscrupulous elements” to misuse the two countries’ open border to pose security threats to one another. The decision was taken at a meeting of Prime Ministers Narendra Modi of
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