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The Strategy for Combating Hunger and Nepal
Prof Hari Bansh Jha

Because of the development of science and technology, human beings have increased their access to the Moon and Mars and they have even been dreaming to reach the Sun. But, is it not a great pity that while they are performing such great miracles on t

February 25, 2020 Neighbourhood Studies, Nepal, Article, Global Hunger Index, Sustainable Development Goals, challenges in Nepal, Climate Resilience Measures
Supreme Court’s Verdict on Ramjanmbhoomi and its Impact on Nepal
Prof Hari Bansh Jha

The recent verdict as given by India’s Supreme Court to allow the construction of Lord Ram’s temple at in Ayodhya has been heartily welcomed by over a billion-plus Hindus in India and other parts of the world, including in Nepal. In Janakpur, the

November 29, 2019 Neighbourhood Studies, Nepal, Historical and Civilisational Studies, Commentary, Ayodhya-Janakpur connection, Ramjanambhoomi in Nepalese heart
Chinese Investments in Nepal in the Context of BRI
Prof Hari Bansh Jha

Background
All countries, big or small, promote investment as it plays a crucial role in capital formation and in increasing production, generating employment opportunities and boosting exports. Foreign investment is required when the dom

October 11, 2019 Neighbourhood Studies, Nepal, Article, BRI in Nepal, Nepal’s China policy, Nepal’s economic concerns
Neighbourhood First: India’s Policy towards Nepal
Alakh Ranjan

The Mothihari-Amlekhgunj pipeline was jointly inaugurated on 10th September 2019 by Prime Ministers of both nations through a video link. The 69 km pipeline multiproduct pipeline is a government to government (G2G) project. It is built jointly by sta

October 01, 2019 Neighbourhood Studies, Nepal, Commentary, Indo-Nepal ties, India’s role in development of Nepal, China’s Nepal overtures
How Nepal is Negotiating its Federalist Contract between the Citizen and the State
Mayuri Mukherjee

After weeks of large-scale protests, in the last week of June the federal government of Nepal withdrew a controversial bill that would have allowed it greater control of the country’s numerous temple trusts called guthis1. But whi

July 26, 2019 Neighbourhood Studies, Nepal, Article, Federalism in Nepal, Nepal constitution, Devolution of Nepal state powers
प्रधानमंत्री ओली के कार्यकाल में भारत-नेपाल संबंध
Sushmita Bharti

नेपाल में नए संविधान के तहत 2017 के अंत में देश भर में हुए चुनावों से देश में लोकतांत्रिक प्रशासन क�

January 30, 2019 Neighbourhood Studies, Nepal, Hindi, Article
India-Nepal Relations under PM Oli
Sushmita Bharti

The landmark nation-wide elections in Nepal under the new Constitution, held in end-2017, ushered in a new era of democratic governance in the country. In these elections, the people’s verdict went overwhelmingly in favour of the Party of Nepal-Un

November 22, 2018 Neighbourhood Studies, Nepal, Commentary, Nepal politics, Indo-Nepal relations
Review of India Nepal Relations in the Last 6 Months, 9 October 2018
Dr Sreeradha Datta

There have been several high level meetings between India and Nepal in the past six months since Nepal’s PM Oli assumed office in Kathmandu in February this year. These include three visits and a fourth one coming possibly in November by Indian PM

October 25, 2018 Neighbourhood Studies, Nepal, Commentary, India Nepal Relations, Review of India Nepal Relations, India Nepal Report
Implications of Nepal's Withdrawal from BIMSTEC Military Exercise in India
Gautam Sen

The first ever Field Training Military Exercise or MILEX-18 of the seven member countries of the Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Cooperation (BIMSTEC), has been organised at Indian Army`s Foreign Training Node at Aundh, in Pune from 10th

September 19, 2018 Neighbourhood Studies, Nepal, Commentary, BIMSTEC Military Exercise, Nepal’s withdrawal
Modi's Cultural Diplomacy: Bearing Fruits in Nepal
Prof Hari Bansh Jha

During his Premiership of four years, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Nepal four times – twice in 2014 and twice in 2018. He did not visit any other South Asian country as many times as he has visited Nepal, which amply demonstrates his

September 17, 2018 Neighbourhood Studies, Nepal, Commentary, India-Nepal relations, Modi’s Janakpur visit
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