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Amend constitution to address Madhes unrest : Indian Ambassador Rae

Indo Asian News Service (Kathmandu, Nov 24)–India’s Ambassador to Nepal Ranjit Rae on Tuesday urged the Nepali leadership to amend the newly-promulgated constitution to resolve the ongoing unrest in the

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