Author: Himalaya Post

Kathmandu- Senior BJP leader and Global Bharat Brand Ambassador Dr. Vijay Jolly recently concluded a significant visit to Nepal, aimed at strengthening India-Nepal relations through civilizational and cultural diplomacy. Invited by the Institute for Public Policy & Partnership, Nepal, led by ex-Foreign Policy Advisor Arun Kumar Subedi, Dr. Jolly addressed key academic and policy-oriented events in Kathmandu. He emphasized the deep-rooted civilizational ties and close cultural affinity between India and Nepal, calling them “inseparable partners of history and heritage.” Dr. Jolly was the chief speaker at a program on “Cultural & Civilizational Aspects of Nepal-India Relations” held at Tribhuvan...

Kathmandu — Senior Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Dr. Vijay Jolly has claimed that over 81% of Nepalis want Nepal to be reinstated as a Hindu nation. Speaking at a press conference in Kathmandu on Wednesday during his four-day visit to Nepal, Jolly stated that he observed a deep emotional connection among the Nepali people regarding the idea of a Hindu nation. “If 81.2% of Nepal’s Hindu citizens wish for Nepal to become a Hindu nation again, I am ready to support that sentiment,” he said. He also recalled former Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli’s 2021 remarks in Chitwan,...

Kathmandu — Dr. Vijay Jolly, a senior leader of India’s Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), has said that the relationship between Nepal and India is not limited to cultural and familial bonds but also extends deeply into the military sphere. Speaking at a press conference held in Kathmandu on Wednesday during his visit to Nepal, Jolly emphasized the multi-dimensional and unbreakable ties between the two neighboring countries. “Nepal and India share more than just roti and beti relations — there are also deep-rooted military connections,” he stated. Jolly also remarked that the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) has...

Kathmandu – A senior officer of the Indian Army has successfully summited Mount Kanchenjunga. Colonel Sarfaraz Singh of the Indian Army, along with Captain Prashant Khan and four other soldiers, successfully climbed Kanchenjunga on Monday. They completed the ascent together with three personnel from the Nepali...