Home Minister Leonpo Tshering has arrived in Lumbini to lay the foundation stone of the monastery that the Bhutanese government is planning to build in Lumbini.
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Tourism Minister Khadgaraj Poudel and Bhutanese Home Minister Leonpo Tshering have met in Lumbini, the birthplace of Buddha.
In a bilateral meeting held at Hotel Kasai on Saturday, Minister Poudel urged the Bhutanese Home Minister to operate a direct flight from Paro to Bhairahawa, the capital of Bhutan. Minister Poudel urged the government to operate a direct flight from Paro to Bhairahawa, and if not, to operate a flight to Bouddha Gaya, said Acting Member Secretary of the Lumbini Development Fund, Gyanin Rai, who participated in the meeting.
Similarly, Minister Poudel had also demanded that Nepalis be charged a daily fee of $100 as a sustainable development fee like third-country citizens when visiting Bhutan, and that the low fee be provided to citizens of India and Bangladesh. During the meeting, the Bhutanese minister said that he would discuss Nepal's demands and concerns with the Bhutanese government, said another member of the meeting.
A delegation led by Bhutanese Home Minister Leonpo Tshering arrived in Lumbini on Saturday. Home Minister Tshering is leading the delegation to lay the foundation stone of a monastery that the Bhutanese government is planning to build in Lumbini.
