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Nepal, China to hold joint military training from April 16-25 in Nepal

KATHMANDU, April 13 (Nepal Foreign Affairs)–Nepal and China are all set to hold a special joint military training from April 16-25 in Nepal, the Army Headquarters confirmed on Thursday. The

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