May 19 2013 Last updated 12:05 am
The Indian Government gave Nepal’s Maoists a maximum of 50 seats in the country’s elections. The former rebels are now expected to get upto 250, sparking off the finger-pointing. We did not misread Nepal, said India’s Foreign Minister, but the… बाँकी अंश »
New Delhi: The Ministry of External Affairs has sought an explanation from the intelligence agencies over why they got the Nepal election results wrong. This, after the National security advisor MK Narayanan had gone on record last month, saying, "We’re… बाँकी अंश »
In Nepal, this week is a crunch time for King Gyanendra. The King has lost most of his powers already and is likely to lose whatever is left after the Nepalese Constituent Assembly elections. The forthcoming elections will usher in… बाँकी अंश »
India’s National Security Advisor has said that Nepal’s southern neighbor has a very low level of confidence in the Maoists. He also openly declared India’s preference for Nepali Congress, according to a report in CNN-IBN website. "Ahead of the Constituent… बाँकी अंश »