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Tatopani border point resumes operation one year after quake, bringing new hopes for Nepalese business community

By Shristi Kafle SINDHUPALCHOWK, Nepal, April 24 (Xinhua) –Tatopani border point, the major gateway between Nepal and China, resumed its operation a week ahead of the first anniversary of the

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