Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has completed his 2 days Nepal visit.visit. Modi had arrived here yesterday.Modi has visited different political leaders, President, Prime minister, personals from business sector and addressed the Nepal's parliament as well.This is the first visit to Nepal from any Indian State Chief in 17 years period. Modi's visit is considered as very successful in both countries prospective.
During his stay Modi has visited Pashupatinath Temple and worshiped there for half an hour.He was welcomed by Nepal's Prime Minister Sushil Koirala at Tribhuwan International Airport Kathmandu himself including Home Minister Bam Deb Gautam, Information and Communication Minister Minendra Rijal and other top political leaders.leaders. Modi has stayed at Hyat Regency for his one night Nepal's stay.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Nepalese Prime Minister Sushil Koiral has signed at 3 points aggrement at Prime Minister's office at Singh Durbar although the most anticipated Nepal-India Power Trade Treaty hasn't been signed due to inadequate preparation from both sides.The there agreements are as follows:
Nepal-India 3 Points Agreement on 3rd August 2014
1.To establish Pancheswor Development Authority
2.To assist on Pashupatinath, Lumbini and Janakpur sector development
3.To establish cooperation between Doordarshan and Nepal TV.
Addressing the Parliament, Modi has thanked Nepal for their warm welcome.While addressing the parliament, Modi has started his speech in Nepalese Language showing an immense respect in Nepal's language which was applauded by the CA members and Prime
ministers. Modi has promised to provide USD One Billion Soft Loan Aid to Nepal and promised to help Nepal on Tourism, Transportation, production of Herbal Medicine, Satellite, new Constitution drafting, modernization of agriculture etc.
He has praised Maoist Chairman Prachanda for acting like Indian Samrat Ashoka who fought many wars causing thousands of deaths and later followed Lord Buddha's path of peace.He has also cleared the long time Indian and Nepalese media debate about Buddha's birthplace saying Nepal as Buddha's land.
Narendra Modi has also reunited his adopted Nepalese son Jit Bahadur Magar with his family who was lost in India at the age of 10 and found and rained by Modi.
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| Narendra Modi With Jit Bahadur's family |
