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Foreign Secretary Misri sets stage for Nepal PM’s upcoming India visit

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The Nepali leaders expressed “gratitude for India’s swift and substantial humanitarian and technical assistance in the aftermath of the Bhotekoshi floods”, a joint press release stated

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Foreign Secretary Misri sets stage for Nepal PM’s upcoming India visit
11/5/2026, 5:02:06 PM
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