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Government Spends Rs 200 Billion in First Two Months of Current Fiscal Year
The government has spent around Rs 200 billion in the first two months of the current fiscal year, 2026/27. According…
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Finance Minister Wagle Off to India for Three-Day Visit
Finance Minister Dr. Swarnim Wagle has left for India for a three-day visit at the invitation of the Government of…
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Two-way Traffic Resumes Along Prithvi Highway After 18 Days
Two-way traffic has resumed on the Prithvi Highway from this morning, 18 days after a section of the road at…
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Japanese Ambassador Toru Pays Courtesy Call on PM Shah
Japanese Ambassador to Nepal, Toru Maeda, paid a courtesy call on Prime Minister Balendra Shah on Wednesday. During the meeting…
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21 Days of Rasuwa Floods: 4 Bodies Recovered from Chilime Tunnel, 5 from Upper Trishuli-1
On the twenty first day of the catastrophic Bhotekoshi flash flood, four bodies, including one body part, have been recovered…
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Cabinet Decisions: Four Joint Secretaries Promoted
The government has decided to promote four joint secretaries to the post of secretaries/special class of government service. The Cabinet…
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NA Meeting: Lawmakers Stress on Taking Membership of BRICS
Members of the National Assembly (NA), the upper house of the Federal Parliament, have emphasized that Nepal should become a…
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All-party Parliamentary Special Committee to Be Formed for Disaster Management
An all-party meeting called by President of the Rastriya Swatantra Party, Rabi Lamichhane, has decided to form an all-party parliamentary…
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Finance Committee Unanimously Passes Report on Bill to Amend NRB Act, 2058
The meeting of the House of Representatives, Finance Committee has unanimously passed the report on the bill designed to amend…
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Study Team Formed for Scientific Study of Bhotekoshi Flood
The government has constituted a seven-member expert study committee to find out the scientific basis and evidence of the floods…
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