Nepal’s PM KP Sharma Oli, who was badly stranded in domestic politics, has again called the areas of Hindustan to divert the attention of the peop..|News Track …
Will retrieve Kalapani from India through talks: Nepal PM KP Oli
Even as he reached out to India saying he wanted to be a real friend, Nepal PM K P Oli on Sunday said Nepal will “retrieve” Kalapani, Limpiyadhura and …
Nepal will get back territories of Kalapani, Limpiyadhura and Lipulekh from India: PM KP Sharma Oli
Oli’s remarks during an address to the National Assembly, or upper house, comes just days ahead of the Nepalese foreign minister’s visit to New Delhi on January 14.
Will get territories back from India: Nepal PM Oli
Nepal Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli said on Sunday that he will get back the territories of Kalapani, Limpiyadhura and Lipulekh from India. He remarks came during his address to National Assembly or …
As Nepal faces political turmoil, China and India are scrambling
Himalayan nation’s ruling communist alliance has split and early elections have been called for April and May When a coalition of two communist parties swept to power in Nepal three years ago, it was …
Want “equality-based friendship” with India, says Nepal PM Oli
Nepal wants “equality-based friendship” with India, said Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli on Sunday. Addressing an extraordinary session of the Upper House of Parliament, Mr. Oli said Foreign Minister …
Nepali investors make millions from opaque share deals
A handful of Nepali investors have made fortunes buying and selling Ncell shares using funds which appear to have flowed covertly to them via tax havens from the Malaysian telecom giant, Axiata, and …
More Nepal woes for Axiata?
It would seem that Axiata Group Bhd’s woes in Nepal did not end despite its 80%-owned Ncell Private Ltd already paying over US$420 million in capital gains taxes demanded by Nepalese authorities — the …
Climate-Smart Farming in Rural Nepal Eases Pressure to Migrate
Farmers in Nepal are learning how to cope with the stresses of climate change — and earning more income in the process.
What India should, and shouldn’t, do in Nepal
Irrespective of whether Nepal has elections or witnesses the restoration of Parliament, a prudent course for India would be to let Nepal cope with its internal political mess …