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Minister of State for External Affairs Preneet Kaur (right) shakes hands with Prime Minister Madhav Kumar Nepal (left) on his arrival at Indira Gandhi International Airport in New Delhi on Tuesday.

shirish

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So our PM is equivalent to Indian Minister of State (rajya mantri) ?

ctal

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India knows who the prime minister of Nepal is and knows how he was installed (sorry, i could not find better word to describe this person) in this position and knows who could be the right person to welcome him in the airport. Sadak ko bhatuwa kukur ko jati pani samman payena MaKuNe le, ke garos ta.

Baru Girija le Nepal ko ijjat dhaneko thiyo ek patak prime minister bhayera India jada after Jana Andolan II; Indian prime minister Man Mohan Singh himself went to the airport to welcome Girija that time.

shirish

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ctal

I am wondering if there is a difference in protocol when its a "state visit" vs "goodwill" visit.

Rahuldai

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जहाँ सम्म मलाई लाग्छ, भारत सरकार को चलन अनुसार कुनै पनि बिदेशी राष्ट्र प्रमुख वा सरकार प्रमुखको सरकारी भ्रमणमा हवाइ अड्डामा बिदेश मन्त्री ले स्वागत गर्ने गर्छन्।

राष्ट्र प्रमुख भए राष्ट्रपती भवनमा भारतीय राष्ट्रपतीले औपचारिक स्वागत गर्ने तथा गार्ड अफ अनर लिने दिने चलन छ । प्रधानमन्त्री को भ्रमण भए प्रमले आफ्नो कार्यालय प्राँगणमा औपचारिक स्वागत गर्ने गर्दछन ।

गिरिजा प्रशाद कोइराला को भारत भ्रमण मा चाँही प्रम मन मोहन सिंह आँफै हवाइ अड्डा आइ स्वागत गरिएको थियो। त्यो परम्परागत नभै एक अर्काको सम्मान र आत्मियता को रुपमा लिनु पर्ने हुन्छ ।

माधव नेपाल को सन्दर्भ मा बिदेश मन्त्री एस् एम कृष्णा किन आएन थाहा भएन , तर राज्य मन्त्री को उपस्थिती कुनै ठुलो इस्स्यु जस्तो लागेन।

shirish

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Rahul vai

You may be right.

May be because of goodwill visit not a state visit.

ctal

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So how is the picture below (Photo source: http://www.mysansar.com/temp/2768.html, by photog: Gurindran Osan, AP)

(PS: There used to be "More Kurakani" link at the bottom of list of Kurakani threads in the front page of Sajha. Where is the link now? To go to this thread, I had to search b y my id.)