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Opinion: Opinion | Why Nepal's Climate Grievance Is Valid, But Its Case Against India Isn't

NDTV - World News · 3 September 2026 at 3:03 pm

Opinion: Opinion | Why Nepal's Climate Grievance Is Valid, But Its Case Against India Isn't

Nepal's vulnerability gives it a claim on multilateral climate finance.

It does not follow that India bears responsibility for this.

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