This book by Shreeram Prasad Upadhyaya offers a comprehensive Nepalese perspective on the economic history of Indo-Nepal trade relations, particularly during the British Raj. It delves into the economic implications of British India's commercial activities, examining how Nepalese suspicion of British imperialist designs—including the ambition for control over Tibetan trade via Nepal—shaped their trade policies and resistance to potential subjugation.

Why You Should Read?

• Gain insights into Nepal's economic history and its trade interactions with British India.
• Understand the geopolitical strategies and commercial policies that influenced Indo-Nepal relations.
• Explore detailed aspects of trade, including routes, commodities, commercial taxes, and currency systems.
• Learn about Nepalese resistance against British imperialist moves and their efforts to maintain sovereignty.