THE BRITAIN - NEPAL SOCIETY
President: HRH The Duke of Gloucester KG GCVO

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History and Background of the Britain-Nepal Society

The Britain-Nepal Society was founded in 1960 to promote good relations between the peoples of the UK and Nepal. We especially wish to foster friendship between UK citizens with a particular interest in Nepal and Nepalese citizens resident – whether permanently or temporarily – in this country.

A much valued feature of the Society is the ease and conviviality with which members of every background and all ages mingle together. Members are drawn from all walks of life including mountaineers, travellers, students, teachers, returned volunteers, aid workers, doctors, business people, members of the Diplomatic Service and the Armed Forces. The bond they all share is an abiding interest in and affection for Nepal and the Nepalese people.

Membership is open to those of all ages over 18 and a particular welcome goes to applications from those under 35.

As of 1st october 2013, subscriptions are:

Ordinary Members: £20 pa.
Joint Ordinary Member:s £30 pa.
Concessionary Members: £15 pa.
Joint Concessionary Members: £25 pa.
Life members £350
Joint life members: £550.
Corporate/Business Members £75pa.

The annual journal includes a wide range of articles about Nepal and is sent free to all members. The Society runs a programme of lectures and suppers during the year.

Also, to see current and historic PDF copies of the BNS Journal click Here

Colonel Rupert Litherland, Membership Secretary
Email : [email protected]

...Promoting friendship between the peoples of the United Kingdom and Nepal...