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India eagerly awaits PM Shah’s visit, Misri tells Nepali PM

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November 05, 2026 • 05:28 PM
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KATHMANDU, Nov 5: India is eagerly looking forward to welcoming Prime Minister Balendra Shah to New Delhi, Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri told him during a meeting in Kathmandu on Thursday, ...

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KATHMANDU, Nov 5: India is eagerly looking forward to welcoming Prime Minister Balendra Shah to New Delhi, Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri told him during a meeting in Kathmandu on Thursday, as preparations gather pace for the Nepali leader’s first bilateral visit to India.

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