Border row on agenda, but political talks likely to get more focus during Gyawali’s Delhi stay

The foreign minister is travelling to India on the heels of political turmoil caused by Oli’s decision to dissolve the House and declare snap polls for April 30 and May 10.

Foreign Minister Pradeep Gyawali is travelling to New Delhi on Thursday, marking the first-ever high-level visit from Kathmandu to the south in over a year, amid signs of bilateral ties returning to track.