India, June 1 -- Prime Minister of Nepal Balendra Shah has revealed that his country has discussed the India border dispute with the British Government, suggesting that formal negotiations involving historical boundary records may be necessary to resolve the longstanding territorial issue.

Addressing the House of Representatives on Sunday, Shah said Nepal and India are considering holding official talks on disputed territories, including Lipulekh and Limpiyadhura. He noted that discussions have also taken place with the British Government, whose colonial-era maps and agreements remain relevant to the border question.

"There has been talk of holding table talks on the land issue," Shah told lawmakers. "We have also discussed this with th...