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Unrest In Nepal Town After Mosque Vandalised, Border With India Sealed
Communal tension has flared in Nepal's Parsa and Dhanusha Dham districts, near the Indian border, triggering a high-security alert.
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2 Indians Among 3 Arrested For Illegal Hundi Transaction In Nepal
Three persons, including two Indian nationals, were arrested from Birgunj Metropolitan City in southern Nepal on Friday for alleged involvement in running illegal Hundi transactions and evading tax, police said.
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4 Held For Abduction Of Indian-Origin Industrialist In Nepal
Four persons have been arrested in Nepal for their alleged involvement in the abduction of an Indian-origin industrialist in the border town of Birgunj.
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India Rejects Nepalese Minister's Allegations as 'Provocative'
India today strongly condemned as "provocative" and "ill-intentioned" allegations that it is sending soldiers in plain clothes to Nepal amid the ongoing agitation against the new Constitution by Indian-origin Madhesis.
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Uneasy Calm at Violence-Hit Indo-Nepal Border, Indefinite Curfew in Birgunj
At India's bustling border with Nepal in Bihar's Raxaul, there is an uneasy calm. Since Tuesday morning, an otherwise open border with free access from both sides to pedestrians, horse-carts and motorcyclists, is totally shut.
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PM Modi Strongly Takes Up With Nepal the Killing of Indian in Firing: 10 Developments
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today strongly took up with his Nepal counterpart KP Oli the killing of an Indian citizen at a border checkpoint when the Nepalese police fired on protesters to clear a blockade that has choked the country's fuel supplies and damaged ties.
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NDTV Exclusive: This Nepal Town is Running on Fumes
For over 50 days now, 44-year-old Ayub Miyan has not managed to open his petrol pump in Nepal's Birgunj town, about 5 kilometres from the Indian border.
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Nepal Adopts Constitution Amid Bloodshed and a Death
Nepal adopted its first democratic constitution on Sunday amid protests and at least one death, which took place in Birgunj in the southern part of the tiny nation that has seen war, a palace massacre and a devastating earthquake since a campaign to create a modern state began more than 65 years ago.
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Unrest In Nepal Town After Mosque Vandalised, Border With India Sealed
Communal tension has flared in Nepal's Parsa and Dhanusha Dham districts, near the Indian border, triggering a high-security alert.
-
2 Indians Among 3 Arrested For Illegal Hundi Transaction In Nepal
Three persons, including two Indian nationals, were arrested from Birgunj Metropolitan City in southern Nepal on Friday for alleged involvement in running illegal Hundi transactions and evading tax, police said.
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4 Held For Abduction Of Indian-Origin Industrialist In Nepal
Four persons have been arrested in Nepal for their alleged involvement in the abduction of an Indian-origin industrialist in the border town of Birgunj.
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India Rejects Nepalese Minister's Allegations as 'Provocative'
India today strongly condemned as "provocative" and "ill-intentioned" allegations that it is sending soldiers in plain clothes to Nepal amid the ongoing agitation against the new Constitution by Indian-origin Madhesis.
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Uneasy Calm at Violence-Hit Indo-Nepal Border, Indefinite Curfew in Birgunj
At India's bustling border with Nepal in Bihar's Raxaul, there is an uneasy calm. Since Tuesday morning, an otherwise open border with free access from both sides to pedestrians, horse-carts and motorcyclists, is totally shut.
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PM Modi Strongly Takes Up With Nepal the Killing of Indian in Firing: 10 Developments
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today strongly took up with his Nepal counterpart KP Oli the killing of an Indian citizen at a border checkpoint when the Nepalese police fired on protesters to clear a blockade that has choked the country's fuel supplies and damaged ties.
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NDTV Exclusive: This Nepal Town is Running on Fumes
For over 50 days now, 44-year-old Ayub Miyan has not managed to open his petrol pump in Nepal's Birgunj town, about 5 kilometres from the Indian border.
-
Nepal Adopts Constitution Amid Bloodshed and a Death
Nepal adopted its first democratic constitution on Sunday amid protests and at least one death, which took place in Birgunj in the southern part of the tiny nation that has seen war, a palace massacre and a devastating earthquake since a campaign to create a modern state began more than 65 years ago.
