Two killed, 22 injured in bus-truck collision in Rajasthan
MP govt land worth over Rs 4 cr freed from Dubai-based betting operator
Floods affect nearly 2 lakh people in Assam
MP police killings: One more accused gunned down in encounter; 2 still absconding
Presidential commission votes to process all Green Card applications within 6 months
American envoys on Tibetan issues to travel to India and Nepal
Mayank wants to "forget" this match, Rishabh happy to buck "win-loss" trend
Stop making provocative remarks: priests" body to Hindu, Muslim groups
DC beat PBKS by 17 runs, inch closer to IPL play-offs berth
J"khand IAS officer Pooja Singhal, her CA remanded to four more days of ED custody
Around 2 lakh hit by floods in Assam
India and Nepal"s ever-strengthening friendship will benefit entire humanity in emerging global situation: PM Modi
Teenage boy, his sister killed as bus hits scooty in UP"s Sultanpur
Haryana: Three bodies recovered from Western Yamuna Canal
Three held in Gurugram for smuggling cattle, firing at Bajrang Dal activists
Dispute over Sankissa mound to be settled through talks: UP minister
President Kovind meets Jamaica Gov-Gen Patrick Allen; discusses bilateral cooperation
Shocked at misgovernance in Punjab: Sukhbir Badal
Maha: Woman, daughter killed in Jalna, husband among two arrested
Rain brings relief to scorched western Odisha
Institute of Management Studies Noida (IMS Noida) along with Antar Rashtriya Sahyog Parishad Bharat organized a national webinar on “India Nepal Relations and Future Path”. IMS Noida President Rajeev Kumar Gupta said the webinar provides a clear vision about India Nepal relation and helps to aware the society about what effective measurable step we need to take for future path to maintain a friendly relation. Addressing the audience Ex Former Foreign Secretary Shashank said that India's relation with Nepal was too good. At last he said that in the longtime Nepal will definitely get to know that relation with India was beneficial for them. Former Indian Ambassador to Nepal Manjeev Singh Puri mentioned the ground reality of Nepal along with the truth that India think Nepal as their brother but Nepal doesn't.
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