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The era of anti-India nationalism is over, Wagle says

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October 23, 2026 • 12:15 PM
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Speaking in New Delhi, Nepal’s finance minister Swarnim Wagle says the new government wants closer ties with India and signals that Prime Minister Balendra Shah could visit by year-end. Finance Mi...

The era of anti-India nationalism is over, Wagle says

Speaking in New Delhi, Nepal’s finance minister Swarnim Wagle says the new government wants closer ties with India and signals that Prime Minister Balendra Shah could visit by year-end.

Finance Minister Swarnim Wagle has said the era of linking nationalism in Nepal with anti-India sentiment is over, signalling the new government’s intention to strengthen ties with New Delhi.

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