Nepal PM is relying on his foreign minister Pradeep Gyawali's unconfirmed visit to India, hoping for Delhi's help to come out of the constitutional quagmire.
A Communist Party of China delegation spent 4 days in Nepal, playing mediator between two factions of the ruling Nepal Communist Party. The Chinese envoy too held meetings with both factions.
The Nepal Supreme Court asked the govt to furnish an original copy of its recommendations to dissolve the House and the decision made by President to authenticate them.
The ground reality in the wake of KP Oli's dissolution of the Nepal Parliament has three important aspects that India must carefully assess before considering its options.
R&AW chief Samant Kumar Goel is in Kathmandu for a few hours due to a political crisis in the ruling Nepal party. It also comes at a time of tensions between India and Nepal over territory.
PM Modi replied to his Nepal counterpart's wishes over Twitter and said he looked forward to the further strengthening of India-Nepal ties based on shared culture and history.
MoSPI proposes to remove closed factories from IIP sample, aiming for truer picture of India’s industrial health in upcoming 2022–23 base series. Plan open to public feedback until 25 November.
Bihar is blessed with a land more fertile for revolutions than any in India. Why has it fallen so far behind then? Constant obsession with politics is at the root of its destruction.
what do u mean by caretaker prime minister? i think u favour india too much.at leasr kp oli has the guts to tell the truth.we nepalese support him at the moment.
The hard fact is that without green signal from India it is near impossible to hold elections in Nepal. His FM Pradeep Gynwali or Mr Bean is going to India primarily to seek this green signal.
So, the sum and substance is that if New Delhi helps Oli, there is no certainty that he will remain friendly with India. He may again bite the hand that fed him. Better to let him stew in his own juice!
what do u mean by caretaker prime minister? i think u favour india too much.at leasr kp oli has the guts to tell the truth.we nepalese support him at the moment.
The hard fact is that without green signal from India it is near impossible to hold elections in Nepal. His FM Pradeep Gynwali or Mr Bean is going to India primarily to seek this green signal.
So, the sum and substance is that if New Delhi helps Oli, there is no certainty that he will remain friendly with India. He may again bite the hand that fed him. Better to let him stew in his own juice!
K P Oli cannot be trusted so as Prachanda.
Both have Moaist leaning which are detrimental to to Nepal stability and security and India as well.
Any olive branch to either one is disaster in making. They together have forsaken madhesis just like Kashmiri Hindus were meted the jihadi treatment.
Now is the time to kick them out when they are down.
Once they become powerful again you will see anti India rhetoric as usual with more vigor.
Fyi the Himalayan connectivity project needs to stopped right on its track as it will bring unforeseen disaster natural and man made at our doorstep.
These two gangadutt are good for nothing and along with Nepal bury India as well in their quest for power.