India maintains the claim that disputed territories are part of Uttarakhand and provides essential transit and market access for Nepal.
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Updated Aug 27
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India maintains the claim that disputed territories are part of Uttarakhand and provides essential transit and market access for Nepal.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- The Indian Army has established posts at Kala Pani, coinciding with renewed claims by Nepal regarding disputed territories.Sub-event
India asserts claim over disputed territories in Uttarakhand while facilitating transit and market access for Nepal.1 source
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Nepal heavily depends on India for its market and transit needs.Also in this story
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- Allegations suggest that ISI is utilizing Nepal as a transit route, complicated by demographic shifts affecting India's security.
- Sunsari is identified as a crucial transit and commercial corridor in Nepal.
- Nepal is facing economic crisis due to its heavy reliance on Indian petroleum imports and the shockwaves from the US war.
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