India sent Prime Minister Balen a visit invitation
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- Wed, 29 July 2026
Kathmandu. The Indian Ministry of External Affairs has confirmed that a formal invitation to visit India has been sent to the Prime Minister of Nepal, Balendra Shah. Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal gave this information during a regular press conference held at the Ministry of External Affairs.
Responding to a question about the recent visit to India by Nepali officials and Prime Minister Shah's possible visit to India at the press conference, Spokesperson Jaiswal clarified that the invitation has been sent. However, he did not reveal any details about when the visit will take place and for which date the invitation has been given.
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