[Below posted today is one more article by former Nepalese foreign minister Dr. Prakash Chandra Lohani published in Kantipur Daily on PM Modis impending visit to Nepal. It actually is another refined local version of the article that The Himalayan Voice has already posted on Wednesday, July the 23rd. The author, discussing a new approach in the article, makes at least three specific suggestions below: foremost of them - Nepals sovereignty, water resources and energy sector development and power trade, which literally would mean - import and export as well. Now, the Indian External Minister Ms. Sushma Swaraj is in Kathmandu to prepare for a Modi visit to the country. Prime Minister Modi is speaking to Nepalese people via the Constituent Assembly on August 4, 2014. He may not only talk of power sector development and sharing between both neighbours but would also probably refer to security threats that India has faced today. Besides security issues at the Indo-China borders, India has become the third most dangerous country in the world in terms of terrorist attacks, sometimes by its own home grown ones. Everybody understands counterfeiters and terror networks run through deeper alleys in Kathmandu and other major Nepalese cities also. Indian Border Security Forces, in search of those infiltrators terrorize Nepalese people and border encroachment remains a perpetual issue between the two neighbours. Nepal virtually requires to understand her southern neighbours situation whereas there is no room for India also to sport a big brotherly posture in todays South Asia. - The Blogger]
Posted on: Sat, 26 Jul 2014 13:21:50 +0000