Deep Kumar Upadhyay

Nepal today nominated Deep Kumar Upadhyay as its envoy to India, nearly four months after he was recalled by the previous Oli government over charges of 'non-cooperation' and indulging in 'anti-government' activities.

The recent slide in Indo-Nepal ties was today described as a "bad dream" by the outgoing Nepalese Ambassador Deep Kumar Upadhyay, who emphasised that the two countries had to work towards "repairing and mending" the relationship.

India today denied any involvement in the internal political developments in Nepal which it described as purely political including Kathmandu's decision to recall its ambassador here.

BJP general secretary Ram Madhav today expressed concern over the growing "anti-India rhetoric" in Nepal and said the internal "power struggle" in the neighbouring country was responsible for the recent developments there.

Nepal's Ambassador Deep Kumar Upadhyay today continued to stay put in his post in New Delhi, two days after his country's government was said to have ordered his recall, and was reported to have denied he had colluded with India to topple the K P Oli dispensation back home.

Nepal government has levelled three charges against the country's ambassador to India Deep Kumar Upadhyay to justify its decision to recall him, with officials today saying he was working 'against national interest'.

The Nepal government today decided to recall its ambassador to India Deep Kumar Upadhyay, appointed to the position last year in April from the Nepali Congress quota, informed sources said.

With India-Nepal ties witnessing unease after the promulgation of the new Constitution in Kathmandu, India today said it hoped that "difficult days" would not affect their friendship as it welcomed the Nepal government's move to hold talks with agitating groups.

Assuring all possible help to neighbouring Nepal, President Pranab Mukherjee today said India strongly feels for Nepalese people and hopes that the situation there will soon return to normalcy.

Ambassador-designate of Nepal in Delhi Deep Kumar Upadhyay today expressed gratitude to India for its quick response in helping its quake-hit neighbour as round-the-clock rescue work began there.

Nepal today nominated Deep Kumar Upadhyay as its envoy to India, nearly four months after he was recalled by the previous Oli government over charges of 'non-cooperation' and indulging in 'anti-government' activities.

The recent slide in Indo-Nepal ties was today described as a "bad dream" by the outgoing Nepalese Ambassador Deep Kumar Upadhyay, who emphasised that the two countries had to work towards "repairing and mending" the relationship.

India today denied any involvement in the internal political developments in Nepal which it described as purely political including Kathmandu's decision to recall its ambassador here.

BJP general secretary Ram Madhav today expressed concern over the growing "anti-India rhetoric" in Nepal and said the internal "power struggle" in the neighbouring country was responsible for the recent developments there.

Nepal's Ambassador Deep Kumar Upadhyay today continued to stay put in his post in New Delhi, two days after his country's government was said to have ordered his recall, and was reported to have denied he had colluded with India to topple the K P Oli dispensation back home.

Nepal government has levelled three charges against the country's ambassador to India Deep Kumar Upadhyay to justify its decision to recall him, with officials today saying he was working 'against national interest'.

The Nepal government today decided to recall its ambassador to India Deep Kumar Upadhyay, appointed to the position last year in April from the Nepali Congress quota, informed sources said.

With India-Nepal ties witnessing unease after the promulgation of the new Constitution in Kathmandu, India today said it hoped that "difficult days" would not affect their friendship as it welcomed the Nepal government's move to hold talks with agitating groups.

Assuring all possible help to neighbouring Nepal, President Pranab Mukherjee today said India strongly feels for Nepalese people and hopes that the situation there will soon return to normalcy.

Ambassador-designate of Nepal in Delhi Deep Kumar Upadhyay today expressed gratitude to India for its quick response in helping its quake-hit neighbour as round-the-clock rescue work began there.