new Delhi. The dispute over Nepal (Border Dispute) with Nepal remains in the headlines. In fact, after India’s tough stand, Nepal is looking soft. Along with this, Nepal is constantly putting forward the option of negotiation on this issue. In this episode, once again on behalf of the Foreign Minister of Nepal, Pradeep Kumar Gyawali, it has been said that there is no other option but to negotiate.
According to the news agency ANI, on the border issue, Nepal’s Foreign Minister Pradeep Kumar Gyawali said that we want to discuss with India. There is no other option. Earlier on Monday, India signed a deal with Nepal to rebuild 56 schools in 7 districts. The Government of India is going to rebuild 56 higher secondary schools in 7 districts devastated by the 2015 powerful earthquake in Nepal.It may be known that the border dispute between the two countries started when the new map was introduced in the Parliament by the current KP Sharma government in May this year. In this new map, Nepal has described India’s Limpiyadhura, Lipulekh and Kalapani as its share. Earlier, on the issue of border dispute, Nepal said that the foreign secretaries of the two countries should hold a virtual meeting or face to face./It may be known that the border dispute between the two countries started when the new map was introduced in the Parliament by the current KP Sharma government in May this year. In this new map, Nepal has described India’s Limpiyadhura, Lipulekh and Kalapani as its share. Earlier, on the issue of border dispute, Nepal said that the foreign secretaries of the two countries should hold a virtual meeting or face to face.
