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Neighbours have been snubbing Nepal’s diplomatic notes

by Purushottam Poudel in The Kathmandu Post, Dec 8, 2022Nepal has sent three ‘diplomatic notes’ to India since Sher Bahadur Deuba became prime minister last July. The most recent diplomatic note to the southern neighbour was sent on Tuesday following scuffles on the Nepal-India border at Darchula over India’s unilateral construction of an embankment on the Mahakali river. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs sent the latest diplomatic note requesting a joint inspection of the disputed…

Dhaka, Delhi agree on security, border management to strengthen cooperation

report in Dhaka Tribune, Dec 7, 2022Bangladesh and India on Tuesday reiterated their commitment to further deepen and strengthen mutual cooperation in the security and border-related issues. The outcome came as the 18th meeting of the Joint Working Group (JWG) on security and border management between Bangladesh and India was held on December 5-6, according to a media statement issued by the Indian Ministry of Home Affairs. The Indian delegation was led by Piyush Goyal,…

Embankment row highlights urgency of settling border issues with India

by Anil Giri in The Kathmandu Post, Dec 6, 2022Another sad incident in Darchula district on Sunday was indicative not just of the Indian state’s callousness towards its small neighbour but also exposed Nepal’s lack of preparation in safeguarding its border settlements. The incident involved people on either side of the border pelting stones at one another across the Mahakali River, injuring four Nepali nationals including a minor. “The Ministry of Home Affairs has on…

India to Resume Projects in Afghanistan: MUDH

By Nazir Shinwari in Tolo News, Nov 29, 2022 at 9:39 PMThe Ministry of Urban Development and Housing (MUDH) said that the Indian chargés d’affaires, Bharat Kumar, expressed his country’s interest in the improvement of relations and the resumption of Delhi’s projects in Afghanistan. Kumar made the remarks in a meeting with the Minister of Urban Development and Housing, Hamdullah Nomani. “Projects they were implementing during the former government but were delayed due political changes…

Pak-India tensions: EDITORIAL in Dawn, November 21st, 2016

IS it brinkmanship or something more? With the decade-old ceasefire along the LoC already in tatters, India appears determined to find new avenues of provocation against Pakistan. Over the weekend, first an Indian submarine attempted to intrude into Pakistani waters, according to official accounts, and then a small Indian surveillance drone was knocked down after it strayed across the LoC, again according to official statements. While each incident may individually seem small and both sides…

Yet Another Tibetan Risks Life

Sonam presents the perfect picture of a Tibetan – except that he is in hiding in India, escaping from the tyranny of a Chinese system that broke up his family, took away his job, and forced him to shame his faith under duress.

Kashmir silent majority votes for democracy

By Farooq Ganderbali Defying all predictions and trampling the boycott call given by the separatist leaders, a large majority of Kashmir has voted for the success of democracy. This majority which has been suffering for no reason of their and they had been overshadowed by the vociferous voices of few. But when their turn came for making a change they defied all restrictions not only for themselves but for future generations also. There has been…