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PM Balen Shah discusses sports cooperation with Indian foreign secretary

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November 05, 2026 • 01:35 PM
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Kathmandu, November 5 Prime Minister Balendra Shah has expressed interest in exploring ways Nepal and India could cooperate in developing Nepal’s sports sector during a meeting with Indian Foreign...

PM Balen Shah discusses sports cooperation with Indian foreign secretary

Prime Minister Balendra Shah has expressed interest in exploring ways Nepal and India could cooperate in developing Nepal’s sports sector during a meeting with Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri on Thursday.

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