18.86°C Kathmandu
Wed, Sep 23, 2026
National
#NepalChokedByIndia starts trending on Twitter
#NepalChokedByIndia is trending on Twitter worldwide in the wake of crippling crisis in Nepal due to 'unofficial blockade' imposed by India.
bookmark
![]()
Published at : November 17, 2015
Kathmandu
#NepalChokedByIndia is trending on Twitter worldwide in the wake of crippling crisis in Nepal due to 'unofficial blockade' imposed by India.
The hashtag is trending top in Pakistan with twitteraties taking to twitter to condemn India's move to halt the essential supplies such as medicines and fuel.
World Community must push India to stop this blockade. #NepalChokedByIndia pic.twitter.com/WzWX1uY8Ze
— Fatima Ali (@FatimaAli52) November 17, 2015India bullying peace loving Nepalis #NepalChokedByIndia pic.twitter.com/twTx6asyE9
— Fizza Bugti (@Beti_PakistanKi) November 17, 2015Protest in London against India's blockade in Nepal. #NepalChokedByIndia pic.twitter.com/qEwPRjF8X9
— محمد حنظلہ طیب (@HanzalaPak) November 17, 2015Related News
Most Read from National
Explainer: Why and how EVs catch fire
Families of missing foreign nationals want answers Nepal can’t give
Government recommends ambassadors to India, US, China and 10 other countries
Indian TV coverage of Nepal floods criticised for sensationalism
Nepal secures $20 million from Loss and Damage Fund, awaits decision on Bhotekoshi plea
Editor's Picks
What triggered the Rasuwa flood? Scientists piece together a complex chain of events
The floods keep coming. Nepal keeps starting over
In a settlement destroyed by the Bhotekoshi flood, a disabled couple offer strangers the little they have
Nepal working on detailed assessment as Bhotekoshi flood reconstruction could cost up to $5 billion
Rabindra Dhant gave Nepal a reason to smile. Now his camp wants real action behind the praise
E-PAPER | September 23, 2026
×