New Delhi, Nov. 14 -- India and Nepal have agreed to facilitate movement of rail-based freight between Jogbani (India) and Biratnagar (Nepal), including bulk cargo, which will boost rail trade connectivity between the two nations, the commerce ministry said in a statement. The decision was taken at a bilateral meeting between Union commerce minister Piyush Goyal and Nepal's minister for industry, commerce and supplies Anil Kumar Sinha in New Delhi on Thursday, it added. This liberalization extends to key transit corridors- Kolkata-Jogbani, Kolkata-Nautanwa (Sunauli), and Visakhapatnam-Nautanwa (Sunauli), thereby strengthening multimodal trade connectivity between the two countries and Nepal's trade with third countries, it said. The agreeme...