10th Indo-Nepal Joint Exercise Surya Kiran Commences

[Indus Pakistan]

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One thing you will learn about Indians is how fake they are. They milch other peoples like a hungry baby suckles. Having had a 1,000 year history of having been invaded and used as shagbags or starved in the millions by the British. Indians have a need to photobomb other peoples's achievements. Because Nepal is famous for Gurkhas who are more Chinese looking and would fit in Beijing better then some Ganga dump they make big song about Gurkhas in the hope that some of that glitter might rub off on them. That is what all this is about.

And by the way Gurkhas also are employed by British Army and I am sure PLA could employ them easily - given that they look Chinese and would get better pay in China. Yes, you are right as we move forward Chinese economic pull will increasingly make Nepal tilt over to Beijing. That should be a laugh.

 

[Kiss_of_the_Dragon]

One thing you will learn about Indians is how fake they are. They milch other peoples like a hungry baby suckles. Having had a 1,000 year history of having been invaded and used as shagbags or starved in the millions by the British. Indians have a need to photobomb other peoples's achievements. Because Nepal is famous for Gurkhas who are more Chinese looking and would fit in Beijing better then some Ganga dump they make big song about Gurkhas in the hope that some of that glitter might rub off on them. That is what all this is about.

And by the way Gurkhas also are employed by British Army and I am sure PLA could employ them easily - given that they look Chinese and would get better pay in China. Yes, you are right as we move forward Chinese economic pull will increasingly make Nepal tilt over to Beijing. That should be a laugh.

India always feel insecure about Bhutan and Nepal, they're so afraid that these two countries will eventually tilt toward China and tried to control them the possible way they could...but Ironically the more they're obsessed with Bhutan and Nepal the bigger chance they will lose them no matter how India sings the brotherhood song, they will never able to control Nepal and Bhutan destiny , China don't have to do anything just sit and watch India make mistake and we just capitalize on it.

 

[Nilgiri]

We might have zero military relation and you can brag all you want about your historical military relation with Nepal, that's thing of the pass, Nepal will soon have a military exercise with Chinese army that has already scare your army chief Gen Rawat as we speak and this will be historical page for China Nepal military relation, we will claim that Nepal is China ally too with a lot of Chinese-Nepal military exercice pictures as evident to counter your claim as well.

http://www.business-standard.com/ar...-nepal-ahead-of-gen-rawat-117032000985_1.html

And thanks to Indian government for Interfering Nepal inter affaire, Neplaese see China more and more as good counter weight and nothing prevent Nepal to reset their relation either with India or China, remember there is not permanent friend nor enemy only permanent interest so you will not be surprise that Nepal will tilt to China's side one day and I don't need to have my PHD to understand the basic need of Nepal.

You and that racist Pakistani guy (who probably is mad about the seven Gurkha regiments in the Indian army and how they engaged Pakistan in their typical way in all the wars + Kargil) have never even been to Nepal and never will. Thus you have to rely on what the media cries about...but can never talk to an actual Nepalese person in Nepal to gauge if its true or not. Remember all the hue and cry about the border agitations leading to bad relations with India from the typical China and Pak trolls? What has come of that? LOL....Nepalese top general is a top general of Indian army too....tell me can China even contemplate doing that with even one of its neighbours? Does China have open border policy with any of its neighbours? The same China that gets its border village bombed by Myanmar airforce and does nothing in return like a good paper tiger?

http://time.com/3745604/china-burma-kokang-myanmar/

Still waiting for the response!

You really don't want to know what most Nepalese people call you chinese folk (the elite and middle class are fully aware of the history and what you have done in Tibet). You won't like it one bit . You are welcome to keep the token displays coming (your money is as green as anyone elses)....while Bhutan doesnt even have official relations with you....and Nepal has open border policy with only India....and think it means something in comparison As a Chinese person, are you free to visit Nepal with no passport (or even with no Visa?) and vice versa? Does it look like thats ever going to change (why not look at China immigration/visa policy with the world?)

So kiss your dream of Nepal "tilting" to China goodbye (like your personal dream of the himalaya "civil engineering" - which I am sure Nepal would be a big fan of lol). Your so called FDI is like a small percentage of the amount Nepalese earn and remit in India.....something barely any Nepali person does with China (you are free to try change that, but why don't you?....we all know why lol). So keep salivating over your limited economic engagement (tiny w.r.t even Nepal's population)....while Nepal continues to be heavily integrated with India. I guess you can call it progress, like taking one shoal in SCS and watching foreign warships sail right past (in what you say is your territorial waters) whenever they want to.

So you and your friends can enjoy seeing such videos of Nepali people lining up year after year to join Indian armed forces...knowing deep down (beyond what you troll in online forums) what the continued reality is:

You are a good entertainment troll I have to say lol. Good for a laugh. If your next reply is just the usual circular troll response....I will have a chuckle....but spend no more time on indulging your fantasies.....would rather talk to actual Nepalese people

 

[Hiptullha]

Gurkha worship the same god we Indians do "Mother Kali" I'm quite sure they would prefer India over chinese if there is any shame or pride left in them.

If they have pride in themselves, they'd side with the country where violence isn't carried out against those who look remotely East Asian, solely because of their appearance.

http://www.dnaindia.com/india/repor...-east-brutally-beaten-up-in-bengaluru-2293772

There is no pride in having any form of relations with Hindu bigots.

 

[Nilgiri]

If they have pride in themselves, they'd side with the country where violence isn't carried out against those who look remotely East Asian, solely because of their appearance.

http://www.dnaindia.com/india/repor...-east-brutally-beaten-up-in-bengaluru-2293772

There is no pride in having any form of relations with Hindu bigots.

Have a real good cry:

 

[Roybot]

tell me can China even contemplate doing that with even one of its neighbours? Does China have open border policy with any of its neighbours? The same China that gets its border village bombed by Myanmar airforce and does nothing in return like a good paper tiger?

http://time.com/3745604/china-burma-kokang-myanmar/

They do issue warnings on a regular basis. I wouldn't call them a paper tiger, if I were you.

 

[Hindustani78]

Ministry of Defence
21-March, 2017 13:25 IST
Indo - Nepal Joint Exercise Surya Kiran Terminates

Indo - Nepal Joint Military Training was held at Pithoragarh from 07 March to 20 March 2017. EKTA SHAKTI Battalion of The Punjab Regiment of Indian Army and DURGA BAHSH Battalion of Nepalese Army participated in the joint exercise named Surya Kiran - XI, which was the 11th iteration aimed at training troops in counter insurgency operations and enhancing defence cooperation and military relations between the two countries. It provided an ideal platform for the personnel of the two armies to share their experiences.

The training was conducted in the hills adjoining Pithoragarh giving realistic environ to the contingents to practice and rehearse drills. The training culminated with a 48 hours outdoor exercise in which troops of both contingents carried out a cordon and search operation in a mock village.

Besides training, troops also rubbed shoulders in friendly matches, spent spare time in local sightseeing and engaged in other traditional military activities. A customary exchange of mementoes marked the successful completion of this momentous 11th Indo - Nepal Joint Army Training.

 

[Hindustani78]

http://indianexpress.com/article/india/india-sri-lanka-hold-army-to-army-talks-4580493/
By: PTI | Colombo | Published:March 22, 2017 6:19 pm
The armies of India and Sri Lanka on Wednesday began three-day talks aimed at fostering better understanding between the two militaries. The annual Army-to-Army Staff Talks (AAST) are being held for the sixth consecutive year.

This is part of ever-increasing bilateral military cooperation and understanding with special focus on exchange of training modules, infrastructure improvement, knowledge on technical aspects and welfare programmes.

The talks are being led by Major General Sanjaya Thapa of the Indian Army and Major General A P de Z Wickramaratna of the Sri Lanka Army.

The four-member Indian delegation during conference sessions would evaluate the progress of already implemented matters of interest between the two organisations and plan the course of intended action during the coming year.

The AAST, a novel feature was founded in the year 2012 in New Delhi with an objective of fostering better relations between both Armies.

 

[Hindustani78]

Ministry of Defence
28-March, 2017 19:09 IST
Indian Army Chief Visits Nepal and Bangladesh

General Bipin Rawat, the Chief of Army Staff (COAS) is visiting Nepal and Bangladesh from 28 March to 02 April 2017 on his first foreign visit after assuming office. COAS will be visiting important military installations and meeting high ranking dignitaries including the Prime Minister, Defence Minister and the Chief of Army Staff. The delegation will also visit Nepalese Army Mountain Warfare School at Jomsom and the Pension Paying office at Pokhra where the COAS will address the Indian Army ex-servicemen of Nepalese origin.

The visit to Nepal assumes importance as the President of Nepal will confer the title of “Honorary General of the Nepalese Army” to the COAS at a special investiture ceremony on 29 March 2017. This historic tradition is a reciprocal arrangement that is continuing uninterrupted since its inception in 1969 and has been a hallmark of the special relationship between the Indian and the Nepalese Army. General Rajendra Chettri, the Chief of Army Staff of Nepalese Army was conferred the title of “Honorary General of the Indian Army” on 03 February 2016, during his first visit to India after assuming office.


Nepal visit will be followed by a visit to Bangladesh, where COAS will be meeting the President, the Prime Minister and the Chief of Army Staff of Bangladesh Army. The delegation will also visit Headquarters of an Infantry Division and Armoured Corps Centre at Bogra.


This visit will help strengthen mutual trust with immediate neighbourhood particularly in the field of defence cooperation.

 

[Tshering22]

Allies and brothers forever!

Only country India has complete open border policy with for good reason.

We do the same with Bhutan too.

You could just walk into Bhutan with your passport.

Nepal is in sandwich between China and India, either China or India shall be seen as enemy if there is any alliance, and I don't feel the need to bullsh1t regarding our military relation with Nepal...don't think that Nepal is like Bhutan than can be manipulate easily by India.

I'm wondering what our defense minister is doing in Nepal...?

http://www.reuters.com/article/us-china-defence-sri-lanka-idUSKBN16Q0A3

I think these exercises are not to deal with infantry but to deal with infiltration and urban combat in mountainous settings.

We have a close security and defence cooperation with Nepal and we are building the same with Mongolia too. Doesn't mean that we are going to turn them against you.

We do Hand-in-Hand series wargames with PLA as well.

The future of warfare won't be Army A vs Army B; it will be terrorists vs the military.

And by the way Gurkhas also are employed by British Army and I am sure PLA could employ them easily - given that they look Chinese and would get better pay in China. Yes, you are right as we move forward Chinese economic pull will increasingly make Nepal tilt over to Beijing. That should be a laugh.

Nope we don't.

We Gurkhas, Bhutias, Limbus etc don't "look chinese" in any way.

Please learn about the differences.

It is like saying Pakistanis look like Arabs (which is mostly a compliment to you guys).

 

[Hindustani78]

http://zeenews.india.com/india/india-gifts-seven-horses-to-nepal-army-1991021.html

Kathmandu: Visiting Indian Army chief Gen. Bipin Rawat on Wednesday presented seven horses to the Nepal Army, a media report said.

Gen. Rawat, who is here on a four-day visit to Nepal -- during which President Bidhya Devi Bhandari will confer upon him the honorary rank of General in the Nepal Army -- handed over a stallion light breed, two brood mares, two gelds and two donkey stallions to his Nepali counterpart Gen. Rajendra Chhetri, the Himalayan Times reported.

Rawat also called on Gen. Chhetri at the Nepal Army Headquarters here on Wednesday.

Issues of mutual concern and bilateral relations were discussed during the meeting, according to a press statement issued by the Nepal Army Directorate of Public Relations.

Gen. Rawat also laid a wreath at the Bir Memorial at the Army Pavilion where a Nepal Army contingent presented him guard of honour.


First Published: Wednesday, March 29, 2017 - 16:14

 

[Hindustani78]

http://indianexpress.com/article/india/nepal-india-discuss-issues-of-mutual-concerns-4591543/
By: PTI | Kathmandu | Published:March 29, 2017 9:17 pm

The army chiefs of India and Nepal on Wednesday discussed issues of mutual concern and ways to step up military-to-military cooperation. Army chief Gen Bipin Rawat, who is on a four-day visit to Nepal, called on his counterpart Rajendra Chhetri at the Army headquarters in New Delhi.

Issues of mutual concern and bilateral relations were discussed in the meeting, according to a statement issued by the Directorate of Public Relations. During a special function, India gifted seven horses to Nepal. Rawat handed over a stallion light breed, two brood mares, two gelds and two donkey stallions to Chhetri.

The Indian army chief is in Nepal currently to receive the honorary general title of Nepal Army, Himalayan Times reported. Rawat had also held a meeting with other senior officials of the Nepal Army. Rawat also laid a wreath at the Bir Memorial at the Army Pavilion on Wednesday.

The Indian Army chief will be conferred with the honorary general of Nepal Army by president Bidya Devi Bhandari at a special function at the Rastrapati Bhawan.The visiting Indian Army chief will also call on Prime Minister Prachanda.

Rawat’s trip to Nepal comes days after Chinese Defence Minister Gen Chang Wanquan visited the country.

 

[Hindustani78]

Ministry of Defence
07-April, 2017 15:52 IST
Joint Military Exercise Between India and Nepal

Indo-Nepal Battalion Level Combined Training / Exercise (Exercise Surya Kiran-IX) was conducted at Pithoragarh from 07-20 March 2017. A total of 17 officers, 28 Junior Commissioned Officers and 305 Other Ranks from 28 PUNJAB participated in the exercise. A total of Rs. 97,32,640/- (Rupees Ninety Seven Lakhs Thirty Two Thousand Six Hundred Forty Only) was incurred on the conduct of exercise. The objective of the exercise was to increase military-to-military cooperation with emphasis on cooperation in the area of Counter Insurgency / Counter Terrorism, Humanitarian Aid and Disaster Relief, Disaster Management Capabilities and effectiveness of any response to Pandemic / Epidemic diseases and Combat Life Survivality between the two countries.

This information was given by Minister of State for Defence Dr. Subhash Bhamre in a written reply to Shrimati Supriya Sule and others in Lok Sabha today.

 

[Hindustani78]

http://zeenews.india.com/world/india-helping-nepal-to-set-up-police-academy-2014119.html
India shares a 1,751-km-long border with Nepal that touches Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, West Bengal and Sikkim.
PTI| Last Updated: Sunday, June 11, 2017 - 12:20
New Delhi: India is helping Nepal to set up a national police academy near Kathmandu at a cost of Rs 550 crore which will provide training to 410 Nepalese police officers annually.

The academy at Panauti, 35 km south-east of Kathmandu, will be on the lines of Hyderabad-based Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel NPA, the alma mater for the officers of the Indian Police Service.

The feasibility study for the national police academy (NPA) was done by the NPA, Hyderabad, while India's Ministry of Home Affairs is doing consultancy service for the project monitoring and quality assurance services.

Nepal's Ministry of Home Affairs is the executing agency and coordinating with the government of India-nominated officials in a joint project monitoring committee.

"India is providing Rs 550 crore towards construction of the academy. As of now, 350 police officers from Nepal undergo training in India every year. The new academy in Nepal will cater to the training of 410 Nepalese police officers annually," an official said.

India provides substantial financial and technical development assistance to Nepal, which is a broad-based programme focusing on creation of infrastructure at the grass-root level, under which various projects have been implemented in the areas of health, water resources, education and rural and community development.

In recent years, India has been assisting Nepal in development of border infrastructure through upgrade of roads in the Terai areas; development of cross-border rail links at Jogbani-Biratnagar, Jaynagar-Bardibas, Nepalgunj Road- Nepalgunj, Nautanwa-Bhairhawa, and New Jalpaigudi-Kakarbhitta; and establishment of integrated check posts at Raxaul-Birgunj, Sunauli-Bhairhawa, Jogbani-Biratnagar, and Nepalgunj Road- Nepalgunj.

India and Nepal share a unique relationship of friendship and cooperation characterised by open borders and deep-rooted people-to-people contacts of kinship and culture.

India shares a 1,751-km-long border with Nepal that touches Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, West Bengal and Sikkim.

 

[Hindustani78]

https://www.hindustantimes.com/indi...pithoragarh/story-4rN1IZBh7EaC2DcQxT0V9L.html

India, Nepal to hold joint exercise in Pithoragarh

Nepal’s newly-appointed defence minister Ishwor Pokharel after assuming office on Monday signed an agreement to launch Surya Kiran Nepal - India Military Joint Exercise.
india Updated: Feb 27, 2018 15:22 IST
Press Trust of India, Kathmandu

The military exercise will include training on jungle warfare, anti-terrorism combat as well as disaster response activities.(AP File Photo)

India and Nepal would hold a joint exercise in Uttarakhand that will include training on jungle warfare, anti-terrorism combat as well as disaster response activities, the defence ministry sources in Kathmandu have said.

Nepal’s newly-appointed defence minister Ishwor Pokharel after assuming office on Monday signed an agreement to launch Surya Kiran Nepal - India Military Joint Exercise.

The 13th edition of the Nepal-India joint military exercise will be held in Pithoragarh in a couple of months. This is a regular military exercise being organised annually between the two armies, said the defence ministry sources. Last year, the 12th edition of Surya Kiran Military exercise was held in Kathmandu.

The military exercise will include training on jungle warfare, anti-terrorism combat as well as disaster response activities.

The announcement came days after Indian Army chief Bipin Rawat visited Nepal to attend a function being organised by the Nepal Army to mark the Army Day.