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Nepal Continues to Witness a Rise in Labor Migration
Bijeta Bhandari/Himal Neupane Nepal continues to witness a steady rise in labor migration as employment opportunities within the country remain…
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Is South Asia Becoming Zoonotic Diseases Hub?
Smithu Ghising/Dikshya Awasthi Nepal has stepped up health surveillance following confirmed cases of the Nipah virus in India’s West Bengal,…
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Over 10,000 Foreign Tourists Visit Mustang in January
The number of tourists visiting Mustang has gone up even in the winter season. The number of tourists has sharply…
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Nepal has Benefited Immensely from Japan’s Assistance: President Paudel
President Ramchandra Paudel met with Emperor Naruhito of Japan at the Imperial Palace here today. During the meeting, President Paudel,…
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Elections can be held in 2nd Phase in Mountainous Districts if Weather Unfavourable: PM
Prime Minister Sushila Karki has said that the election to the House of Representatives could be held in the second…
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Surveillance Increased against Nipah Virus at Western Border
Surveillance has been increased at the western border checkpoints with India to prevent the spread of the Nipah virus in…
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137 Crocodiles Released in Rapti River
One hundred thirty seven crocodiles, raised at Crocodile Breeding Centre of Chitwan National Park, have been released in their natural…
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Deal Gives Predictability and Stability for US-India Trade, Says Foreign Affairs Expert
Robinder Sachdev, Foreign Affairs Expert, lauded the US-India deal which lowered US tariffs on India to 18% from 50%. Sachdev,…
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WB Approves $95 Million to Expand Access to Finance for Over 100,000 SMEs
The World Bank’s Board of Executive Directors has approved a $95 million operation to help expand access to finance for…
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52 Polling Stations in Jumla are Highly Sensitive
Fifty-two polling stations set for upcoming election to the House of Representatives in Jumla district have been categorized as highly-sensitive.…
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