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R&AW chief’s meeting with Nepal PM sparks criticism

Nepal Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli has come under fire for breaching diplomatic norms over his meeting with India&rsquo;s Research and Analysis Wing (R&amp;AW) chief Samant Kumar Goel at his official residence at Baluwatar on Wednesday evening. Goel's visit came ahead of the upcoming official trip of Indian Army chief Gen. M M Naravane to Nepal in November. The Indian intelligence chief&rsquo;s visit did not go down well with some political leaders of the country, including members of the ruling party Nepal Communist Party (NCP). Senior leaders said that the meeting was against diplomatic norms and doesn&rsquo;t serve Nepal&rsquo;s national interest. The ties between the two countries came under strain when Nepal protested the inauguration of an 80-km-long strategically crucial road connecting the Lipulekh pass with Dharchula in Uttarakhand on May 8.

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Nepal Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli has come under fire for breaching diplomatic norms by meeting India&rsquo;s Research and Analysis Wing (R&amp;AW) chief Samant Kumar Goel at his official residence at Baluwatar on Wednesday evening. Goel's visit came ahead of the upcoming official trip of Indian Army chief Gen. M M Naravane to visit Nepal in November. The Indian intelligence chief&rsquo;s visit did not go down well with some political leaders of the country, including members of the ruling party Nepal Communist Party (NCP). Senior leaders said that the meeting did not serve Nepal&rsquo;s national interest and threatened its security. The ties between the two countries came under strain when Nepal protested the inauguration of an 80-km-long strategically crucial road connecting the Lipulekh pass with Dharchula in Uttarakhand on May 8.

PM visited 58 nations since 2015 which cost ₹517 crore: Centre

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has visited 58 countries since 2015 and a total expenditure of Rs 517 crore was incurred on them, the government said on Tuesday

PM visited 58 nations since 2015 which cost 517 crore: Centre

The government said on Tuesday that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has visited 58 countries since 2015 and a total expenditure of Rs 517 crore was incurred on them. Minister of State for External Affairs V Muraleedharan provided details of the prime minister's visits abroad since 2015, including their outcome, in a written reply in Rajya Sabha. According to the details provided by Muraleedharan, the prime minister made five visits each to the US, Russia and China, and multiple trips to some other countries like Singapore, Germany, France, Sri Lanka and the United Arab Emirates.&nbsp;Muraleedharan said Modi's visits to the countries have enhanced their understanding of India&rsquo;s perspectives on bilateral, regional and global issues.
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PTI,&nbsp;New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has visited 58 countries since 2015 and a total expenditure of Rs 517 crore was incurred on them, the government said on Tuesday.
Minister of State for External Affairs V Muraleedharan provided details of the prime minister's visits abroad since 2015, including their outcome, in a written reply in Rajya Sabha.
"The total expenditure on these visits was Rs 517.82 crore," he said.
According to the details provided by Muraleedharan, the prime minister made five visits each to the US, Russia and China, and multiple trips to some other countries like Singapore, Germany, France, Sri Lanka and the United Arab Emirates.
Some of the visits the prime minister undertook were multi-nation trips while some were standalone bilateral visits.
Modi's last trip was to Brazil on November 13-14 in 2019 where he attended a summit of influential grouping BRICS (Brazil-Russia-India-China-South Africa).
Muraleedharan said Modi's visits to the countries have enhanced their understanding of India&rsquo;s perspectives on bilateral, regional and global issues.
He said the visits helped in strengthening India's relations with the countries in a wide range of sectors including trade and investment, technology, defence collaboration and people-to-people contact.
"These, in turn, have contributed to India&rsquo;s national development agenda to promote economic growth and well being of our people," the minister said.
"India is now increasingly contributing to shaping the global agenda at the multilateral level including on climate change, trans-national crime and terrorism, cyber security and nuclear non-proliferation, and offering to the world its own unique initiatives for global issues like the International Solar Alliance," he added.
To a separate question on Nepal, Muraleedharan said India&rsquo;s age-old ties with the neighbouring country are "unique and special", based on shared history, geography, culture, close people&ndash;to&ndash;people ties, mutual security and close economic linkages.
Asked whether the government is aware that Nepal has signed a number of transit and transportation treaties with China in the past few years to shrug off its dependence on India, he said New Delhi's ties with Kathmandu stand on their own merit.
"Two&ndash;thirds of Nepal&rsquo;s global trade is with India and over 90 per cent of Nepal&rsquo;s third country import-export transit is through India. India's ties with Nepal stand on their own merit, and are independent of Nepal's relations with third countries," he said.
India's ties with Nepal came under strain after the Himalayan nation came up with a new political map in May showing Lipulekh, Kalapani and Limpiyadhura in Uttarakhand as its territories.
India maintains that these areas along the border with Nepal in Uttarakhand belong to it.&nbsp;

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