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Nepal: Threat to Maldivian sovereignty emanates from India claims President Muizzu

3 months ago Thursday, January 18, 2024telegraphnepal

-US-China reconcile for the Global Good- “Everything we hear is an opinion, not a fact. Everything we see is a perspective, not the truth.” -Marcus Aurelius. N . P. Upadhyaya (Aryal) Kathmandu: India’s gloomy past, that of the continued slavery, let’s us admit, trained the Indian bureaucrats on how to twist the arms of the […]

Nepal: India likely to be declared a Hindu Kingdom!

11 months ago Thursday, June 1, 2023telegraphnepal

“When a man is prey to his emotions he is not his own master”. -Baruch Spinoza. Biratnagar: The politics in South Asian countries of late is not going the democratic way as it should have been. Countries in South Asia, frankly speaking, are going through the most tumultuous period in history. The politics thus what […]

Nepal: India’s increasing coercion to Nepal’s Sovereignty likely to weaken ‘Dragon’ in the North

2 years ago Wednesday, August 3, 2022telegraphnepal

-US to have an extended stay in Nepal much to the annoyance of India and China for several political reasons- N. P. Upadhyaya (Aryal) Kathmandu: The Indian regime together with its lapdog media spreads that Nepal more often than not dances to the tune of China and that the sitting Chinese lady Ambassador, Ms. Hou […]

Nepal an Indian colony; China paying heavy price for its double play in 2005?

2 years ago Friday, July 29, 2022telegraphnepal

‘The horrifying aspect of the “bill” on citizenship is that it is presumed to have been drafted by Indian Foreign Minister S. Jay Shankar who since September 2015 has been pressing Nepal to grant Citizenship cards to his illegally residing Indian nationals across Nepal. Indian desire is to gulp Nepal like Sikkim and the domestic […]

Nepal’s Foreign Policy: Shifting the Political milieu-3

2 years ago Thursday, July 21, 2022telegraphnepal

Dev Raj Dahal Senior Political Scientist, Nepal Ironically, the appetite of Nepali leaders to invite foreign intervention for regime change has institutionalized external interest in every public institution without any sign of an exit. It has unveiled a policy paradox: political leaders of all political parties have officials endorsed liberal worldviews set by democracy, human […]

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