A Nepali activist burns an image of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi during a May protest against India’s unilateral construction of a link road that passes through some territories also claimed by Nepal. Photo: EPA
Amid stand-off with China, India faces new low in bilateral ties with Nepal
- Kathmandu has approved a controversial new map marking as its territory land currently administered by India
- Experts say China’s influence in Nepal has boosted its assertiveness in a dispute going back two centuries
A Nepali activist burns an image of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi during a May protest against India’s unilateral construction of a link road that passes through some territories also claimed by Nepal. Photo: EPA
