Opinion | India’s Nepal Election Tossup: Gagan Thapa’s Predictably Vs Balen Shah’s Promise
Opinion | India’s Nepal Election Tossup: Gagan Thapa’s Predictably Vs Balen Shah’s Promise
The 2015-’16 Madhesi blockade happened, with an irresponsible mainstream and social media arousing deep anti-India feelings.
On August 3, 2014, during his historic address to the Constituent Assembly in Kathmandu, Prime Minister Narendra Modi advised Nepal to create a Constitution “rishi mann se", or with the foresight and vision of a sage.
Much water has flowed under the bridge since.
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The 2015-’16 Madhesi blockade happened, with an irresponsible mainstream and social media arousing deep anti-India feelings.
In 2000, the Lipulekh dispute erupted, with Nepal publishing a new map including Lipulekh, Kalapani, and Limpiyadhura amid a surge in misinformation and disinformation.
Around the same time, then Nepal PM KP Sharma Oli claimed Shri Ram was born in Nepal. Strange and ironic for a communist politician to claim a Hindu deity, but the intention was to rile up India.
Oli himself was unceremoniously kicked out in a Gen Z-led regime change operation last year. An interim caretaker government led by former Chief Justice Sudha Karki got the........
