South Asia

Nepal, India, Bangladesh to sign tripartite power trading deal on July 28

KATHMANDU: Nepal will sign a tripartite power trading deal next week to export 40 MW of electricity to Bangladesh via India, a senior official said on Thursday. This will be

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