South Asia

In fact: Why New Delhi’s carrot-and-stick policy on Nepal is past sell-by date

By Praveen Swami  (3 November 2015) –  New Delhi has tried, time and again, to force its will on Kathmandu, and come away with precious little to show for it.

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