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India Steps Away From Pro-Monarchist Nepali Activist Durga Prasai
The Indian government has firmly distanced itself from the political campaign of controversial Nepali businessman and royalist agitator Durga Prasai, who arrived in Delhi this week for a follow-up medical visit.
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India, Nepal Discuss Security Issues, Defence Supplies In Bilateral Meet
Nepal and India have discussed a wide range of issues relating to mutual security, defence supplies, training and capacity building as part of the efforts to step by bilateral cooperation.
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India, Nepal Sign Pacts To Reconstruct 100 Projects Damaged By 2015 Earthquake
India and Nepal on Friday signed memorandum of understandings for the reconstruction of 14 cultural heritage and 103 health sector projects damaged by the devastating 2015 earthquake in the country.
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Nepal, China Begin First Ever Joint Military Exercise In Kathmandu
China and Nepal began their first-ever joint military exercises on Sunday, a move likely to be keenly looked upon by New Delhi as Beijing boosts its influence in the region.
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India Gives $750 Million Credit Line To Nepal For Post-Quake Reconstruction
India today extended a fresh $750-million credit line to Nepal for post-earthquake reconstruction.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi Receives Nepal PM Pushpa Kamal Dahal
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday received his Nepalese counterpart Pushpa Kamal Dahal "Prachanda" in New Delhi ahead of bilateral talks.
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Nepal PM Prachanda To Stay At Rashtrapati Bhawan During India Visit
Nepal government today announced Prime Minister Prachanda's upcoming visit to India, his first foreign trip since asssuming office, from Thursday during which he will stay at the Rashtrapati Bhawan as state guest.
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All 'Obstacles' In Ties With India Cleared: Nepal Deputy PM Bimlendra Nidhi
Terming his India visit as "successful", Nepal's Deputy Prime Minister Bimlendra Nidhi today said all "obstacles" in the bilateral relationship have been cleared ahead of Premier Prachanda's trip to the country next month.
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PM Modi Must Take Steps To Improve Ties With Nepal, Demands JD-U
As ties between India and Nepal pass through a prickly patch, Prime Minister Narendra Modi must call an all-party meeting and send a political delegation to the Himalayan to improve the talks, the Janata Dal-United has said.
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India Is Nepal's 'Elder Brother', Not 'Big Brother': Sushma Swaraj
Amid growing warmth in ties after the chill caused by the Madhesi agitation, India today said it was an "elder brother" to Nepal and not "big brother" as often described.
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Nepal Should Not Become 'Boxing Arena' For India: China
China today said Nepal should not become a "boxing arena" between India and China vying for influence in the Himalayan nation even as it called on New Delhi to treat Kathmandu as an equal partner.
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Left Calls India's Foreign Policy For Nepal 'Bullying Tactic'
Launching a scathing attack on the government's handling of the situation with Nepal, the Communist Party of India-Marxist accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government of adopting a "confrontationist attitude to bully" Nepal.
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India Steps Away From Pro-Monarchist Nepali Activist Durga Prasai
The Indian government has firmly distanced itself from the political campaign of controversial Nepali businessman and royalist agitator Durga Prasai, who arrived in Delhi this week for a follow-up medical visit.
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India, Nepal Discuss Security Issues, Defence Supplies In Bilateral Meet
Nepal and India have discussed a wide range of issues relating to mutual security, defence supplies, training and capacity building as part of the efforts to step by bilateral cooperation.
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India, Nepal Sign Pacts To Reconstruct 100 Projects Damaged By 2015 Earthquake
India and Nepal on Friday signed memorandum of understandings for the reconstruction of 14 cultural heritage and 103 health sector projects damaged by the devastating 2015 earthquake in the country.
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Nepal, China Begin First Ever Joint Military Exercise In Kathmandu
China and Nepal began their first-ever joint military exercises on Sunday, a move likely to be keenly looked upon by New Delhi as Beijing boosts its influence in the region.
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India Gives $750 Million Credit Line To Nepal For Post-Quake Reconstruction
India today extended a fresh $750-million credit line to Nepal for post-earthquake reconstruction.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi Receives Nepal PM Pushpa Kamal Dahal
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday received his Nepalese counterpart Pushpa Kamal Dahal "Prachanda" in New Delhi ahead of bilateral talks.
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Nepal PM Prachanda To Stay At Rashtrapati Bhawan During India Visit
Nepal government today announced Prime Minister Prachanda's upcoming visit to India, his first foreign trip since asssuming office, from Thursday during which he will stay at the Rashtrapati Bhawan as state guest.
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All 'Obstacles' In Ties With India Cleared: Nepal Deputy PM Bimlendra Nidhi
Terming his India visit as "successful", Nepal's Deputy Prime Minister Bimlendra Nidhi today said all "obstacles" in the bilateral relationship have been cleared ahead of Premier Prachanda's trip to the country next month.
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PM Modi Must Take Steps To Improve Ties With Nepal, Demands JD-U
As ties between India and Nepal pass through a prickly patch, Prime Minister Narendra Modi must call an all-party meeting and send a political delegation to the Himalayan to improve the talks, the Janata Dal-United has said.
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India Is Nepal's 'Elder Brother', Not 'Big Brother': Sushma Swaraj
Amid growing warmth in ties after the chill caused by the Madhesi agitation, India today said it was an "elder brother" to Nepal and not "big brother" as often described.
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Nepal Should Not Become 'Boxing Arena' For India: China
China today said Nepal should not become a "boxing arena" between India and China vying for influence in the Himalayan nation even as it called on New Delhi to treat Kathmandu as an equal partner.
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Left Calls India's Foreign Policy For Nepal 'Bullying Tactic'
Launching a scathing attack on the government's handling of the situation with Nepal, the Communist Party of India-Marxist accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government of adopting a "confrontationist attitude to bully" Nepal.
