Kathmandu, 17 October: Senior military officials under the defence training at the Indian National Defence College in Delhi are on a visit to Kathmandu. The 39-member Indian military delegation is led by Dhiren Vig, an official of the Indian Navy Force. The delegation will stay in Nepal until 23 October, Annapurna Post daily has reported quoting the Nepal Army Public Relations Directorate. During their stay, the Indian military delegation is scheduled to meet Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba, Defence Minister Minendra Rijal, Finance Minister Janardan Sharma and Foreign Minister Narayan Khadka. The delegation is also scheduled to visit Hindu religious shrines Pashupatinath and Muktinath and the tourist spot Hotel Everest View in Namche and Chandragiri Hill in Kathmandu. People’s News Monitoring Service