Efforts on to make India-Nepal ties 'superhit', says PM Modi

Prime minister Narendra Modi on Thursday said that nine years after he had given a "HIT" formula for India-Nepal relations, several decisions have been taken between the two neighbouring nations to make the association a "superhit" in future.
"Nepal's Prime Minister and I have taken many important decisions to make our partnership a super hit in the future," PM Modi added further.

"Nepal's Prime Minister and I have taken many important decisions to make our partnership a super hit in the future," PM Modi added further.

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PM Modi on Thursday said that nine years after he had given a "HIT" formula for India-Nepal relations, several decisions have been taken between the two neighbouring nations to make the association a "superhit" in future.

"I remember nine years ago in 2014, I made my first visit to Nepal. At that time I had given a "HIT" formula for India-Nepal relations -- Highways, I-ways, and Trans-ways.

I had said that we will establish such contacts between India-Nepal that our borders do not become barriers between us," Modi said while delivering a joint statement along with his visiting Nepalese counterpart Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda', after their bilateral discussions.

<div class="paragraphs"><p>"Nepal's Prime Minister and I have taken many important decisions to make our partnership a super hit in the future," PM Modi added further.</p></div>
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"Nepal's Prime Minister and I have taken many important decisions to make our partnership a super hit in the future," Modi added further.

The meeting between the two leaders took place at the Hyderabad House.

Prachanda, who is on a four-day visit to India, paid tributes to Mahatma Gandhi at Raj Ghat on Thursday morning.

This is his first official visit to a foreign country after assuming office in December last year.

<div class="paragraphs"><p>"Nepal's Prime Minister and I have taken many important decisions to make our partnership a super hit in the future," PM Modi added further.</p></div>
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Accompanied by a high-level delegation, the Nepalese leader arrived on Wednesday on a four-day official visit to India. (IANS/NS)

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