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Belief, Over-belief and ‘Crisis of Belief’ in Nepal-India Relations

By GP Acharya (KATHMANDU, 16 December 2019) – The ‘belief’ factor has been one of the major reasons of linking Nepal-India relations stronger since time immemorial. More importantly, Nepal-India relations

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