A top economist on the risk Nepal took by needling India

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Top stories of the day A top economist explains the risk Nepal took by needling India Nepal voted in unison to incorporate Lipulekh, Kalapani and Limpiyadhura in their map. ... Centre invokes God to wiggle out of a potentially difficult showdown May wholesale inflation at -3.21%, food inflation eases Mumbai's private hospitals heave a sigh of relief Alto becomes best-selling model for 16th straight year: Maruti Covid could result in slower branch expansion for banks Bank of Baroda to completely digitise lending operations Amid Covid gloom, there is a good news for employees

Debate This Is India just a paper tiger when it comes to foreign policy? Nepal's Parliament has approved a map that annexes three disputed regions in Uttarakhand. The Himalayan nation's cartographic provocation is being seen as a China-led, which itself is locked in a stand-off with India on the Ladakh border. Has PM Modi's soft-power diplomacy in the neighbourhood failed to fire. Debate

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