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Bangladesh rejects India’s Prime Minister Modi!

4 years ago Thursday, April 1, 2021telegraphnepal

N. P. Upadhyaya, Kathmandu: One has to admit frankly that the Bangladeshi nationals are comparatively more nationalist than the nationals of so called “independent and sovereign” Nepal. [Google-ads] If Nepal is the first sixteenth sovereign nation to have registered in the world map then Bangladesh is quite a new country in the South Asian region. […]

India’s Nonchalance to Pakistan’s Peace Initiative!

4 years ago Wednesday, March 24, 2021telegraphnepal

N. P. Upadhyaya, Kathmandu: Good news has emanated from Pakistan-one of the prominent members of the now India killed regional body-the SAARC and also a vibrant nation with nuclear capabilities in the South Asian region. Pakistan is also taken as a fitting political and nuclear deterrent to the regional devil-which India is. The news is a […]

Nepali Politics in Delhi’s control

4 years ago Tuesday, March 23, 2021telegraphnepal

N. P. Upadhyaya, Kathmandu: India must have been planning “big” for Nepal and its politics. To capture Nepali politics, India needs to tame Nepali leaders first either by coercion or pumping funds. India has the expertise on these matters as several Lendhup Dorjes of the Sikkimisation infamy are available here who work for India in lieu […]

Israel has no global interests in Nepal: Ambassador Goder

4 years ago Thursday, March 18, 2021telegraphnepal

(Speech delivered by Israel Ambassador in Nepal). buy strattera online annapolisdermatology.com/images/hero/jpg/strattera.html no prescription pharmacy Kathmandu, March 18, 2021: The honorable Minster, Mr. Pradeep Kumar Gnawali, Ambassadors, President of Shalom Club Nepal, Mr. Shri Harsh Koirala, President of CeDiD, speakers, dear friends and participants of this Seminar. This year we have marked 60 years for the […]

Nepal: The China Card

4 years ago Wednesday, March 17, 2021telegraphnepal

Isabelle Duquesne, French Scholar Introduction: South Asian politicians, traders and intellectuals call it The China Card. In the geopolitical game, it has been drawn as an attempt to counterbalance the overwhelming influence of India on Nepal. It has been played for decades, particularly since King Mahendra established diplomatic relations in 1955 and signed the border […]

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