INDO-NEPAL RELATIONS-Role of the Left

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Vol. 29, Issue No. 53, 26 Nov, 1994

Updated on 31 December 1994

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Vol. 29, Issue No. 53, 26 Nov, 1994

Updated on 31 December 1994

INDO-NEPAL RELATIONS-Role of the Left

Role of the Left INDO-NEPAL relations, in the wake of the installation of a communist government in Kathmandu, pose a challenge to the Indian left which in general, ranging from the CPI-CPI(M) to the various CPI(ML) factions, has welcomed the change in the Himalayan kingdom.

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