Kathmandu, Jan 24 (RSS): Minister for Drinking Water and Sanitation Mahendra Yadav has said there is no likelihood of a change in Nepal’s relationship with India as the two countries enjoy century-old cordial ties.
He added that Nepal should reap high benefits from the progress of India, which is in its summit of prosperity from science, technology and other aspects.
The very special relations between Nepal and India should be developed at people’s level, Minister Yadav noted.
On the occasion, CPN-UML leader Rajan Bhattarai said that the new government would concentrate its efforts for good governance, prosperity and stability in the country.
Likewise, Rastriya Janata Party Nepal leader Manish Suman said Nepal has special relations with India than others as it is bound by marital and family values.
CPN-Maoist Centre leader Devendra Poudel said the to-be-formed left alliance government would maintain delicate balance with both India and China.
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