Kathmandu, Oct. 26 -- The chiefs of Nepal's and India's paramilitary forces will meet in Kathmandu this week for the 10th annual coordination meeting between Nepal's Armed Police Force (APF) and India's Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB), with border security and cross-border crime among the key issues on the agenda.

Narayan Dutta Poudyal, inspector general of the APF, and his Indian counterpart, Sanjay Singhal, director general of the SSB, will lead their respective delegations at the three-day meeting, which begins on Tuesday and concludes on Thursday with the signing of agreed minutes, APF officials said.

During his visit, Singhal will also pay calls on Home Minister Sudan Gurung, home secretary Kedarnath Sharma and other officials.

The meet...