In 1950, Nepal signed a Treaty of Peace and Friendship with India that remains controversial to this day. Was it a necessary alliance for a landlocked Himalayan kingdom, or a constraint on Nepal's sovereignty? This episode explores the treaty's origins in the aftermath of the 1951 revolution that ended Rana rule, the roles of King Tribhuvan, Mohan Shamsher, and Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, and the treaty's implications for Nepal's foreign policy. We look at key provisions like the open border and mutual security consultations, and how they have been interpreted differently by both sides. The episode also touches on the 1950 Sino-Indian tensions and how they shaped the treaty. A nuanced look at a document that still shapes Nepal's relations with its giant neighbor.
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