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An account of Nepal-India relations with focus on China
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Nepal, Jan. 28 Sanjay Upadhya s The Backfire in Nepal: How India Lost Plot to China provides a detailed account of Nepal-India relations in the last fifteen years, focusing on China s diplomatic and strategic success in Nepal.
In 2005, India facilitated the historic Peace Agreement between the Maoists and the Seven Party Alliance in Nepal, ending a decade-long war waged against Nepal s centuries-old monarchy. A decade and a half later, Nepal and India hit the lowest point despite the two countries sharing close socio-cultural, political, economic, and strategic ties. Similarly, Karan Singh, who had successfully convinced King Gyanendra to accept the people s demand and pave the way for democracy in 2006, visit by the Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar to Kathmandu at the eleventh hour to convince the Nepal government to accommodate the demands of Madhesis, were termed as the ....

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