Nepal and India have agreed to a three-year timeline for completing a joint mapping project of land occupied across their 1,880-kilometer border. The initiative aims to address long-standing issues of cross-border land occupation by citizens of both nations. Survey officials from both countries will utilize aerial imagery to accurately map these disputed areas. This collaborative effort seeks to resolve land disputes and establish a clearer demarcation of the boundary. The move signifies a step towards improved bilateral relations and trust between Nepal and India. Both governments hope the mapping will provide a definitive record and prevent future conflicts stemming from land ownership. Completion is expected within three years following commencement of the project.