Nepal is getting the country’s currency printed from China, declared many parts of India as its own in the map, controversy continues

Chinese Firm To Print Nepal Notes: Nepal’s central bank ‘Nepal Rastra Bank’ has given the contract to a Chinese company to print new Rs 100 notes with the revised political map of the country. Nepal’s Cabinet has approved changes in the design of Rs 100 note. In this, three strategically important areas Limpiyadhura, Lipulekh and Kalapani have been described as part of Nepal.

The new political map was approved by amending the Nepali Constitution on June 18, 2020, in which Lipulekh, Kalapani and Limpiyadhura are shown as part of the country. India has already termed the territorial claims made by Nepal as “artificial expansion” and “destabilizing”.

India has made it clear that Lipulekh, Kalapani and Limpiyadhura located on the border of western Nepal are its part. According to the English newspaper ‘Republic’, this contract has been awarded to ‘China Banknote Printing and Minting Corporation’ after a competitive global tender process.

According to the news, the central bank has requested the company to design, print, supply and distribute 30 crore notes of Rs 100 each, the estimated printing cost of which is about 89.9 lakh US dollars. However, response in this regard could not be received from the spokesperson of Nepal Rastra Bank.

Nepal PM will go to China without inviting, what is the trick?

Not only this, Nepal’s Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli is going to visit China without invitation. Citing a high-level source in the Nepali Prime Minister’s Office, ‘My Republica’ newspaper gave this information. It is reported that the Nepali Foreign Ministry is proposing preparations for Prime Minister Oli’s visit to China before the completion of 100 days of the government’s new term.

Nepal’s Prime Minister KP Oli is going on an uninvited state visit to China. When the newspaper tried to contact the Nepalese Foreign Ministry for comment in this regard, no response was received.