New Delhi, Aug 02: The Nepal Government’s decision to send its new map including Kalapani, Lipulekh and Limpiyadhura to the United Nations may not yield any results.
First and foremost, the UN will not show any territories and areas claimed by Nepal as its territories.
New Delhi, July 17: Nepal’s Prime Minister, K P Oli has told his rivals that he will not resign. He told Pushpa Kumar Dahal Prachanda that he would attend the Nepal Communist Party’s standing committee meeting on Friday. It may be recalled that a recent meeting between the two remained inconclusive.
New Delhi, July 08: A meeting of Nepal Prime Minister, K P Oli and Pushpa Kumar Dahal remained inconclusive, thus signalling that the political crisis in the country is not set to end anytime soon. Dahal also known as Prachanda, who has been a former Prime Minister of Nepal wants Oli to step down on the ground that his continuation is detrimental to the interests of the country.
New Delhi, June 03: Nepal’s Prime Minister, K P Oli is refusing to yield to party pressure to step down as the nation’s leader. His decision to prorogue both Houses of Parliament has angered the party’s leadership.
New Delhi, June 02: The Nepal’s cabinet has decided to prororgue or discontinue without dissolving the online budget session. This decision was taken at the Cabinet meeting chaired by Prime Minister K P Oli. On the other hand the top leader of thw Communist Party decided to go ahead with the meet in the absence of Oli.
New Delhi, June 27: Nepal’s Prime Minister K P Oli is under immense pressure and the very fact that he skipped the meeting of the Nepal Communist Party is testimony of the same.
There has been immense pressure on him to either quit as the Prime Minister or the post of chairperson of the NCP. Oli is one of the NCP’s two chairpersons, a post that he shares with Pushpa Kamal Dahal or Prachanda.
New Delhi, June 25: Three opposition MPs of the Nepali Congress have filed a petition demanding steps to take back lands encroached by China. In the petition at the Secretariat of Representatives they have demanded steps to take back the encroached land through dialogue.
New Delhi, June 24: In a bid to seize complete control, China has been making inroads into several territories in Nepal. China has also occupied a village in Nepal and allegedly removed the boundary pillars to legitimise its annexation, according to top sources in the government.
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New Delhi, June 16: New Delhi has indicated that it is willing to talk with the K P Oli government in Nepal, provided the latter creates a conducive atmosphere. Sources tell OneIndia that Nepal must first put on hold the process of getting parliamentary sanction for the country’s new map. Only then, we can sit across the table and talk the source also said.
New Delhi, June 15: New Delhi would find it extremely difficult to work with Nepal, which is all set to endorse its new map in its upper house as well.
On Sunday, the upper house of the Nepalese parliament accepted the proposal to consider the bill to amend the country’s Constitution to endorse the new map which included the territory claimed by India- Lipulekh Pass, Limpiyadhura and Kalapani.
