<p>Kathmandu: India gifted 15 electric vehicles to Nepal on Sunday to facilitate the organisation of 'Sagarmatha Sambad' (mountain dialogue).</p>.<p>The Nepal government is hosting Sagarmatha Sambad in Kathmandu from May 16-18 on the theme 'Climate Change, Mountains and the Future of Humanity'.</p>.<p>Indian Ambassador to Nepal Naveen Srivastava presented 15 electric vehicles to Nepal's Foreign Minister Arzu Rana Deuba at a function held at Foreign Affairs Ministry, according to a press release issued by the ministry.</p>.<p>The vehicles will be used to facilitate the movement of guests and officials attending the event, which aims to highlight the impact of climate change on mountain regions.</p>.Four Chinese nationals held at India-Nepal border in Bihar.<p>Ambassador Srivastava extended his best wishes to Nepal for the summit and reaffirmed India’s commitment to supporting Nepal’s progress and development, according to a press release issued by the Indian Embassy.</p>.<p>Foreign Minister Deuba expressed gratitude for India’s contribution to the event.</p>.<p>The international summit is expected to draw around 300 participants, including climate experts, environmentalists, government officials, diplomats, media personnel, and stakeholders from Nepal and abroad. </p>
<p>Kathmandu: India gifted 15 electric vehicles to Nepal on Sunday to facilitate the organisation of 'Sagarmatha Sambad' (mountain dialogue).</p>.<p>The Nepal government is hosting Sagarmatha Sambad in Kathmandu from May 16-18 on the theme 'Climate Change, Mountains and the Future of Humanity'.</p>.<p>Indian Ambassador to Nepal Naveen Srivastava presented 15 electric vehicles to Nepal's Foreign Minister Arzu Rana Deuba at a function held at Foreign Affairs Ministry, according to a press release issued by the ministry.</p>.<p>The vehicles will be used to facilitate the movement of guests and officials attending the event, which aims to highlight the impact of climate change on mountain regions.</p>.Four Chinese nationals held at India-Nepal border in Bihar.<p>Ambassador Srivastava extended his best wishes to Nepal for the summit and reaffirmed India’s commitment to supporting Nepal’s progress and development, according to a press release issued by the Indian Embassy.</p>.<p>Foreign Minister Deuba expressed gratitude for India’s contribution to the event.</p>.<p>The international summit is expected to draw around 300 participants, including climate experts, environmentalists, government officials, diplomats, media personnel, and stakeholders from Nepal and abroad. </p>