evidence: Disputed Territories between Nepal and India: The Cases of Kalapani, Limpiyadhura and Lipulekh and Susta Nepal shares border with India in the east, west and south that extends 1,808 km long border as per the article 5 of the Sugauli treaty of March 4, 1816. Nepal also shares 1,414 km. long disputeless border between China and Nepal mainly because of the Himalayas. Though for 200 years since the Sugauli treaty, no border dispute surfaced between Nepal and India, dispute are becoming too frequent from 1962 after Indian transfixed military station at Kalapani after the Sino-India war. Few rivers’ courses extending up to 326 km long, serve as the international border between Nepal and India. Along the Nepal-India border, poor manmade pillars, frequently changing river courses in Susta of Nawalparasi district and Dodhara-Chadani of Kanchanpur district coupled with poor institutional border records have made the border disputes even harder to resolve. Nepal covers a total area of 147,181 sq. km., but in reality, the territory of Nepal is gradually shrinking. Until today, India has encroached Nepal’s 605 sq. km area in over 71 places of 21 districts out of 77 districts of Nepal.