South Asia

India’s Financial aid to Nepal up 73% , Bhutan first, Nepal second

Nepal Foreign Affairs (KATHMANDU, 21 March 2018) – The Indian government has decided to hike its financial aid for the financial year beginning April this to Nepal to Rs. 650

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