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Preliminary Discussions on Budget Begin, Ministries Required to Implement ‘Checklist’
The National Planning Commission (NPC) and the government ministries are engaged in preliminary discussions about the upcoming budget, focusing on…
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Government’s 100 to-do List: Various Committees, Taskforce to Be Formed by a Month
The government recently unveiled a 100-point to-do list aiming to achieve governance reform by making government works more results-oriented, measurable,…
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Government Implements Digital and Data Governance Action Points
The government has started the implementation of digital governance and data governance, prioritized in the100 action points included in the…
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All-party Meet Taking Place on Wednesday
The Federal Parliament Secretariat has summoned an all-party meeting on Wednesday in view of the Parliament session scheduled for Thursday,…
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Gold and Silver Prices Up
The price of gold and silver has increased in the local market today also. Gold has risen by Rs 6,700…
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Former CDO of Kathmandu Chhabi Rijal Detained
The former Chief District Officer of Kathmandu, Chhabi Rijal, was arrested by a team of police personnel from the Kathmandu…
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Malekhu-Muglin Road to Be Closed for Six Hours at Night from Monday
The Ichhakamana section of the Malekhu-Muglin road under the Prithvi Highway will be completely closed for traffic for six hours…
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President Summons Joint Session of Federal Parliament
President Ramchandra Paudel has, on the recommendation of the Council of Ministers, summoned a session of both houses of the…
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Seismic Retrofitting, Long-term Cost-Effective Solution: Study
A recent study has found that seismic retrofitting of buildings is cost-effective in the long term and can significantly reduce…
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Inaugural Session of New Parliament on Thursday
The government has decided to recommend to the President to summon the inaugural session of the federal parliament on Thursday.…
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