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Nepal-India relation is extremely broad and incredibly deep – Indian Prime Minister Modi

Nepal Foreign Affairs (12 August 2018) – Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said Nepal-India relation today has been extremely broad and incredibly deep. In an interview with Indian newspaper

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