INDIA-NEPAL: A BOND BEYOND BORDERS
The Business Guardian|January 09, 2025
India and Nepal share more than just 1,850-kilometer open border. These two nations are intertwined by threads of culture, history, and spirituality that transcend political boundaries, creating a unique and enduring relationship.
Kamana Magar & Sumit Kaushik
INDIA-NEPAL: A BOND BEYOND BORDERS

India and Nepal share more than just 1,850-kilometer open border. These two nations are intertwined by threads of culture, history, and spirituality that transcend political boundaries, creating a unique and enduring relationship. This connection, rooted in shared traditions, values, and beliefs, continues to be a testament to the power of cultural harmony in fostering bilateral ties.

A Borderless Brotherhood
Five Indian states—Sikkim, West Bengal, Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, and Uttarakhand—share borders with Nepal, but the bond goes far deeper than geography. For centuries, the open border has been a symbol of trust, facilitating seamless interactions and exchanges. This frontier without restriction is not just a testament to mutual understanding but also a living example of how shared heritage binds two nations together.

The open border allows for the free movement of people, fostering an unparalleled level of interaction. Festivals like Dashain, Tihar, Chhath, and Holi are celebrated with equal fervor on both sides, emphasizing the shared cultural ethos. Families straddle borders, languages overlap, and cuisines intermingle, creating a mosaic of unity that is both vibrant and organic.

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