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What forms the border between northern India and China

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kakasveta [241]2 years ago

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The northern frontiers of India are defined largely by the Himalayan mountain range, where the country borders China, Bhutan, and Nepal. Its western border with Pakistan lies in the Karakoram range , Punjab Plains , the Thar Desert and the Rann of Kutch salt marshes.

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During the period from 2007 to 2017 Bs there was foreign interest in the politics of Nepal? Justify the statement

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Here are the things that happened: The Rana regime ended on 7th Falgun, 2007 B.S. and democracy was declared. Party politics began in Nepal in the leadership of Nepali Congress and Nepal Communist Party.

The decade between 2007 B.S. to 2017 B.S. is thus known as the party and democratic politics history.

On 25th Kartik 2008 B.S., the 5 ministers representing Nepali Congress gave their resignations from the government. The day after, Mohan Shamser was forced to resign as well and the ministry cabinet was dissolved.

King Tribhuwan announced a 14 member ministry on 1st Mangsir 2008 B.S. led by Matrika Prasad Koirala.

The Democratic United Front was formed with the involvement of various parties and organizations existing then including Nepal Praja Parisad.

King Tribhuwan, according to advice from his consulting donors, formed a 5 member government including Keshar Shamser and they would answer only to the king and had to get permission from the king to implement any plans.

Matrika Prasad Koirala separated from Nepali Congress and formed Rastriya Praja Party. King Tribhuwan announced the 5 member government led by Matrika Pd. Koirala.

King Tribhuwan deceased on 30th Falgun 2011 B.S. and his son Mahendra was crowned the king on 4th Chaitra 2012 B.S.

King Mahendra formed an advisory government under the leadership of Sardar Gunjman Singh and started direct rule seeking advice from the 5 member committee.

A 7 member government was formed under the leadership of Tanka Prasad Acharya. This government was dissolved on 31st Asar 2014 B.S.

King Mahendra then recalled Dr. KI Singh, who was living in China as an exile, and formed a 11 member government under his leadership.

A 5 member constitution development committee was formed on 3rd Chaitra 2015 under the leadership of Bhagwati Prasad Singh, and including some foreign aides.

This committee prepared a constitution and it was declared as Nepal’s Constitution 2015 B.S. on 1st Falgun 2015 B.S.

A general election was held from 7th Falgun 2015 B.S. for 109 constituencies.

BP Koirala was elected the Prime Minister and a 19 member government was formed on 13th Jestha 2016 B.S.

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