Nepal government has tabled controversial Constitution Amendment Bill meant to validate Nepal's controversial new map. The proposal has been unanimously endorsed by Nepal's lawmakers cutting across the party line. The new map includes territories of the Indian state of Uttarakhand. Nepal's decision to release a new map which shows areas in India's Pithoragarh district as its own has come as a blow to bilateral ties. Indian government sources here said the endorsement by Nepal's lawmakers wasn't going to change the fact that Nepal's change of map was a unilateral act not backed by any historical fact or evidence. The foreign minister also claimed that a map released by India in November also showed Limpiyadhura as the origin of the Kali river. "As soon as they agree to this fact, we will be able to resolve the dispute. We understand India has some difficulties in accepting this fact but this is the truth," he added. India though has maintained that the source of the river is to the south of Limpiyadhura.