India's External Affairs Minister Meets Nepal Foreign Minister in New Delhi

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External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar met Nepal Foreign Minister Shisir Khanal in New Delhi on June 6, 2026. The meeting marked the first high-level contact with Nepal's RSP government, which assumed power in March 2026. Jaishankar conveyed best wishes for the government's success, and Khanal described India as Nepal's most important partner.

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Progressive

The meeting signals potential to reset ties on equitable footing and prioritize shared development needs over historical asymmetries.

“Structural equity and labor protections”

Conservative

India's outreach reflects pragmatic recognition that stable neighbors serve national interests and preference for governments viewing India as primary partner.

“Sovereignty, border security, and reciprocity”

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Diplomatic overtures represent opportunity to prioritize voluntary economic exchange and reduced trade barriers over state-managed alliances.

“Individual liberty and lower regulatory hurdles”

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All perspectives accept diplomatic boilerplate without evidence of deliverables and mischaracterize RSP positions based on name and timing alone.

“Structural continuity of economic dependence and lack of concrete agenda”

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