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India’s rail plan : to boost ties with Nepal or counter China ?   

Nepal Foreign Affairs (KATHMANDU, 22 February 2017)  – India has announced its plan to connect Nepal’s capital Kathmandu to Indian capital Delhi and Kolkata, West Bengal’s major city through railway

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