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India hosts RSP chief, rejects third-party role in Nepal border dispute
India has firmly stated that third parties have no role in resolving its border dispute with Nepal. New Delhi highlighted existing bilateral mechanisms for addressing all boundary matters. This comes as Nepal's Prime Minister suggested China and the UK could assist. Meanwhile, Nepal's Rastriya Swatantra Party president Rabi Lamichhane is visiting India and met with BJP leaders.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Border issue with India will be resolved through talks, diplomatic efforts: Nepal PM
Nepal's Prime Minister Balendra Shah has stated that border disputes with India will be resolved through dialogue and diplomacy. This comes after India reiterated its openness to…
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
Nepal PM calls for dialogue with India to resolve border issues, seeks UK's involvement in talks
Nepal prime minister Balendra Shah on Sunday said the country's border issues with India would be resolved through dialogue and diplomatic efforts, while also proposing the…
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hindustantimes.com
Nepal PM seeks China, UK role in resolving border dispute with India
Besides discussions with India, Nepal was also in touch with China and Britain regarding the border issue, Shah said | India News
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Nepal PM Balen Shah bats for talks with India, claims shared fault in border row
Nepal PM Balen Shah stated that the Nepal-India border dispute, including the Lipulekh, Limpiyadhura, and Kalapani areas, will be resolved through diplomatic discussions. He…
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Nepal, India encroaching on each other's land, UK must step in: PM Balen Shah
NEW DELHI: Nepal PM Balendra Shah backed dialogue and diplomacy to resolve the border dispute with India but, in remarks unlikely to go down well with New Delhi, he also urged the…
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Can RSP chief’s visit renew Indo-Nepal dialogue?
This article is authored by Akanshya Shah, Nepali journalist and author, New Delhi.
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'No role for third party in India-Nepal border issue': MEA after Balen Shah's 'encroachment' comment
Shah, the rapper-turned-politician, said that apart from discussions with India on the border dispute, Nepal was in touch with China and Britain as well. | India News
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No role for any third parties in resolution of India-Nepal border issue: MEA
India has firmly rejected any third-party role in resolving its border dispute with Nepal. New Delhi stated that bilateral mechanisms are in place to address all aspects of the…
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thehindu.com
No place for third parties in border issues: MEA in response to Nepal PM while hosting country’s ruling party chief
India firmly rejects third-party involvement in resolving the India-Nepal border dispute, emphasizing established bilateral mechanisms.
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scroll.in
No role for any third party in bilateral matters: India after Nepal PM’s remarks on border areas
Balendra Shah said on Sunday that Kathmandu had held discussions about the Kalapani-Limpiadhura-Lipulekh region with China and the United Kingdom.
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timesofoman.com
No role for third parties in bilateral matter between India and Nepal, mechanisms in place to deal with boundary matters: MEA
India on Tuesday said that there is no role for any third parties in a bilateral matter between India and Nepal and the two countries have established bilateral mechanisms to deal…
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'No role for third parties': India's clear message to Nepal after PM Balen Shah calls for UK, China intervention
NEW DELHI: The ministry of external affairs (MEA) on Tuesday firmly rejected any role for third parties in resolving the India–Nepal boundary dispute, days after Prime Minister…
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India-Nepal border issue: There are some unresolved segments, says MEA after Balendra Shah remarks
Nepal Prime Minister Balendra Shah addresses Parliament after the March election and says India–Nepal border issues involve mutual encroachment, urging resolution through…
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India hosts RSP chief, rejects third-party role in Nepal border dispute
India has firmly stated that third parties have no role in resolving its border dispute with Nepal. New Delhi highlighted existing bilateral mechanisms for addressing all boundary…