find out the courses of India - Nepal territorial dispute.
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The territorial disputes of India and Nepal include a few areas: the Kalapani territory, Kuthi Valley and Susta.
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New Delhi and Kathmandu must engage each with each other on the border issue
Updated: May 29, 2020 19:42 IST
By Akhilesh Upadhyay,
As both sides dig in their heels over cartographic interpretations a political solution is the only way out The recent border agreement between India and Bangladesh offers a good example
As both sides dig in their heels over cartographic interpretations, a political solution is the only way out. The recent border agreement between India and Bangladesh offers a good example (Sonu Mehta/HT PHOTO)
Things are not looking good in the Himalayas. And it’s not just because of India’s longstanding border dispute with China and recent skirmishes along the Line of Actual Control.
On Tuesday, Nepal’s Prime Minister Khadga Prasad Oli convened an all-party meeting seeking a consensus on amending the constitution to include the strategic northwestern tri-junction with India and China – Kalapani, Limpiadhura and Lipulekh – within Nepal’s territory. It could turn out to be a significant political move, though the amendment has not yet been endorsed by Parliament at the time of writing. Oli obviously wants to negotiate with New Delhi from a position of strength.
Nepal maintains that the 1816 Treaty of Sugauli, ratified by both sides, designates the (Maha)kali as the boundary river. It considers the treaty as the only authentic document on boundary delineation and all other documents as “subsidiaries