South Asia

Modi Should Espouse ‘Gujral Doctrine’

By Mukunda Raj Kattel (KATHMANDU, 9 June 2020) – India-Nepal relations are again at the lowest ebb. The latest downturn curve began on 8 May, when India’s Ministry of Defence

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