An Analysis of Indo-Nepal Relations: A Study After 1990

Arjun Prasad Pokharel; Dr. A.K. Singh

Abstract

Treaties are important tools for safeguarding the concerns and interests of participants. If they don't keep up with changing international policies, they are upgraded or changed. India and Nepal have a unique friendship and cooperation relationship that is marked by an open border and deep cultural and kinship connections between people. The two nations formalized their relations with the assistance of different settlements endorsed now and again. The article investigates the significance of the various treaties India and Nepal have signed in light of the shifting international landscape.

Keywords

India, Nepal, Relations, Treaty, Friendship.

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[Arjun Prasad Pokharel, Dr. A.K. Singh (2021), An Analysis of Indo-Nepal Relations: A Study After 1990, International Journal of Innovative Research in Engineering & Management (IJIREM), Vol-8, Issue-5, Page No-51-54], (ISSN 2347 - 5552). www.ijirem.org