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Published 11/06/2009 by Times of India


Maoists warn against new extradition treaty as Indo-Nepal security talks start

KATHMANDU: India and Nepal on Friday began bilateral security talks in Kathmandu amidst a warning by the opposition Maoist party not to sign a revised extradition treaty that New Delhi is keen for Nepal to ink at the earliest.

The treaty, first signed in 1855 and revised in 1953, was headed...

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India, Nepal Open Home Secy-Level Talks
India and Nepal today launched their crucial two-day Home Secretary-level talks here during which the two sides are expected to ink an extradition treaty and formulate ... - [11/06/2009 - Outlook India]
India-Nepal security talks focus on open border...
India and Nepal Friday began bilateral talks in Kathmandu to enhance security cooperation, focusing on the management of the open border between the two neighbours, ... - [11/06/2009 - Sify]
India, Nepal to sign extradition treaty - [11/05/2009 - DNA India]
India,Nepal to discuss border security at Home ... - [11/06/2009 - Individual.com]
India-Nepal to ink extradition treaty - [11/06/2009 - Topnews.in]
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Maoists warn against new Indo-Nepal extradition... - [11/06/2009 - Times of India]
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