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Madan breaks hunger strike
Madan Budha of Achham, who had been staging a fast-unto-death demanding representation of Sudurpaschim in the incumbent government, has broken the hunger strike.
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Six writ petitions against HoR dissolution land in SC
With the resumption of registration of writ petition at the Supreme Court from today, six writ petitions against dissolution of House of Representatives (HoR) have been received so far.
Purna Bahadur Khadka designated as NC acting president
Nepali Congress President Sher Bahadur Deuba has appointed Vice President Purna Bahadur Khadka as the acting president of the party.
80 South Koreans missing in Cambodia scam centre row: Seoul
Eighty South Koreans who were possible victims of fake jobs or scam centres were unaccounted for in Cambodia, South Korea's foreign ministry told AFP Tuesday.
President Deuba to address central working committee meeting today
During the Gen Z movement, on September 9, Deuba, in his residence in Budhanilkantha, was attacked and his house was set on fire.
Karnali cabinet meeting: decision to provide martyr memorial, living allowance
The meeting held today under chairmanship of Chief Minister Yam Lal Kandel took the decision to provide martyr memorial allowance worth Rs 25.57 million and living allowance worth Rs 22.98 million.
RBBL disburses second round of financial grants to promote energy efficiency in industries
The Rastriya Banijya Bank Limited (RBBL) has completed the second round of financial grant disbursements to industries that have successfully implemented energy efficiency (EE) measures under the Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Programme – Green Recovery and Empowerment with Energy in Nepal (REEEP-GREEN) project.
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11:39 am on October 23 is auspicious hour for Tihar 'tika'
According to Committee Chair, Professor Shambhu Prasad Dhakal, the auspicious hour for Tihar Tika, also known as Bhaitika, has been set for 11:39 am on Thursday, October 23. It is a traditional practice for brothers and sisters to exchange 'tika' on this occasion.
Trump to attend signing of Thailand-Cambodia 'peace deal'
US President Donald Trump will attend the ceremonial signing of a peace agreement between Thailand and Cambodia at an upcoming summit of Southeast Asian nations, the foreign minister of host Malaysia said Tuesday.
NPI recommends arrangement of voting rights to Nepalis abroad
The Nepal Policy Institute (NPI) has submitted policy recommendation to the Election Commission, urging it to make arrangements of voting by Nepali citizens living abroad.
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More than 2.3 million farmers enlisted under Farmer Registration Programme
Two million 380 thousand farmers have been registered under the Farmer Registration Programme.
Women’s Leadership in Times of Crisis: Trust or Trial?
When nations crumble under crisis, something curious happens and people start looking for a different kind of leader. Not louder. Not tougher. But more trusted.
Gold price hits all-time high, trading at Rs 248,500 per tola
The price of gold has increased by Rs 8,100 per tola (11.66 grams) today as compared to Monday.
Hetauda bans sale, use of plastic bouquets, flowers
The Hetauda Sub-Metropolitan City has imposed a complete ban on the production, sale and distribution of plastic bouquets, flowers and garlands.
Hetauda bans sale, use of plastic bouquets, flowers
Hetauda, Oct 14: The Hetauda Sub-Metropolitan City has imposed a complete ban on the production, sale and distribution of plastic bouquets, flowers and garlands.Issuing a notice, the sub-metropolitan city said it took the decision to encourage the production of flowers in the local market. The sub-metropolitan city has warned that whoever violating the order would be booked. Chief Administrative Officer of Hetauda Sub-Metropolitan City Bharat Gautam said that it was the responsibility of all citizens to produce, promote and use the natural flowers in the local market, while urging that use of natural flowers was equally environmentally-friendly besides its economic gains.Meanwhile, 113 fugitives who fled the jail after the Gen-Z protests have returned to the Regional Prison in Bhimphedi in the district, Chief of Bhimphedi Prison Subas Paudel said.The prison administration shared that a total of 325 inmates have returned to the jails including the Bhimphedi Prison as of this morning. (RSS)
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