In Nepal, the two day long Home Secretary level talks between India and Nepal concluded today with major thrust on ensuring that cross- border terrorism does not take place in both the countries.<br/><br/>Addressing a news conference in Kathmandu today before wrapping up his visit to Nepal, Union Home Secretary G.K.Pilai said both the countries share concerns on the security situation, especially in South Asia and agreed to cooperate with each other to ensure peace and security in both the two countries. He said consultations are required at the highest level in both the countries before signing the extradition treaty, adding that contours of the treaty have been discussed and finalized.<br/><br/>In reply to a question, Mr. Pillai said there have been contacts between Maoists in India and Nepal, but the government has no evidence of arms supply from either sides.<br/><br/>Nepal’s Home Secretary Dr. Govind Prasad Kusum said both sides have agreed on the need for a Joint Working Group on border management. He said both the countries noted that the meetings of border district coordination committees have been found useful in effectively addressing local issues and information sharing.