Nepal India Relation

Nepal urges India to take steps against broadcast of anti-Nepal materials

The ill-intentioned "smearing campaign unleashed by a section of Indian media has deeply hurt the feelings of Nepali people and persona of Nepali leadership," read the note

Nepal refutes media reports on border row with China

Nepal on Thursday refuted media reports regarding "encroachment" of the country's territory by China, saying the border between the two friendly neighbours was delineated and demarcated on the basis of the Boundary Treaty in 1961 and subsequent protocols. In a statement, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that its attention was drawn to the media reports on the Nepal-China boundary and "encroachment" of the Nepali territory. "The news allegedly based on a report' of the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock Development which that Ministry has already refuted and clarified stating that such report' doesn't exist and that the subject matter doesn't fall under its jurisdiction, it said. "It may be recalled that the boundary between Nepal and China was delineated and demarcated on the basis of the Boundary Treaty of 5 October 1961 and the subsequent protocols signed between the two countries," the ministry clarified. Boundary Markers No. 37 and 38 reported as missing in the media ...

India's complacency, China's backing drove Nepal to escalate border row

Nepal managed to get the unanimous approval of the lower house of the country's parliament to a new map that included areas controlled by India

Nepal to table controversial constitutional amendment for new map today

The bill was tabled by Nepalese Law Minister Shivamaya Tumbahangphe in the parliament on May 31

Nepal witnesses new govt, thaw in ties with India in 2016

On January 23, Nepalese Parliament endorsed bills for amending three clauses of Constitution

Nepal heaves sigh of relief as fuel rationing lifted

IOC is loading 45 gas bullets a day, compared to 60 bullets before the blockade

No differences with India: Nepal PM

Before the talks between the prime ministers, External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj called on Oli

PM Modi, Nepal PM launch Muzaffarpur-Dhalkebar power line

Under the project, initial supply will be 80 Mw, which will be augmented to 200 Mw by October and 600 Mw by December 2017

India, Nepal sign nine agreements

Some include utilisation of Indian grant of $250 million for post-earthquake reconstruction, improving of road infrastructure in Nepal's Terai area

Nepal PM to visit India to amend relations

Oli's visit is "at a time when the Nepal-India relations are concidered to be at their worst for a long time.