Kathmandu, March 18 -- A fresh round of tripartite talks between the governments of Nepal and Britain, and Gurkha veterans was held in London on Monday.

The meeting was inconclusive but the British side assured that they will come up with some kind of proposal in the next 15 days, according to the Gurkha veterans.

"We had an intense discussion. We reminded them of the 11-point agreement but they did not offer any outline [of plan]," Krishna Bahadur Rai, one of the Gorkha veterans, told the Post over the phone from London.

In the meeting, Louise Sandher-Jones MP, the minister for veterans and people, was also present briefly where she told the Nepali side that the British government is working on the demands raised by the Gurkha veteran...