India blockade Nepal 2015 since the new constitution of Nepal put into effect on 20 September 2015.The three-month closure of Nepal's main border crossing with India has led to a dangerous shortage of essential goods including medicines, fuels and other supplies, including oxygen.

The situation was deteriorated by the day with no resolution in sight to end what Nepalese politicians and Indian politicians say is an "unofficial blockade".

The Red Cross, which runs more than 100 blood transfusion centers across the country, is facing shortages of blood bags.

The blockade has brought crisis and shut down hospitals, restaurants resulting of a shortage of supplies. The daily life is getting pretty bad. People in the capital, Kathmandu, and other places are queuing from dawn to dusk to get fuel rationed by the government. Nepal's government has started selling firewood to make up for cooking gas shortages that the country relies so heavily on its southern neighbor for.

India has urged Nepal to amend its constitution in line with the demands of the Madhesi people. New Delhi denies any role in the border blockade.