Uneasy Partners: India and Nepal in the Post-colonial EraStudy of the diplomatic relations between India and Nepal. |
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Contents
Introduction | 1 |
Indifference to Involvement 19471951 | 14 |
Special Relationship 19511955 | 57 |
Copyright | |
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Acharya agreed agreement anti-Indian April August B. P. Koirala Bhasin Bhutan Birganj British Calcutta China Chinese co-operation countries December defence Delhi democracy democratic diplomacy diplomatic economic ernment export February foreign policy friendly friendship Gorkhapatra Government of India Government of Nepal Gurkha Himalayan Hindu Hindustan Ibid independent India and Nepal India's Nepal policy Indian Aid Indian Embassy Indian government Indian military Indian Parliament Indo-Nepalese relations interests January joint communique issued July June Kath Kathmandu King Mahendra King Tribhuvan King's leaders Lok Sabha Lok Sabha Debates mandu March ment Naya Samaj Nehru neighbours Nepalese government Nepalese political Nepalese Prime Minister Nepali Congress November October official Pakistan Parliament party Peking press conference Prime Minister projects Rajya Sabha Rajya Sabha Debates Rana Samachar September Shaha Shamsher Shastri's Sino-Indian statement Statesman talks Tibet tion Trade and Transit transit facilities Treaty of Trade Tulsi Giri visit to Nepal
Bibliographic information
| Title | Uneasy Partners: India and Nepal in the Post-colonial Era Studies in Asian history and politics |
| Author | Shree Krishna Jha |
| Publisher | Manas Publications, 1975 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 11 Jul 2006 |
| Length | 344 pages |
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