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Nepal and Micronesia Establish Diplomatic Relations
Nepal has established its diplomatic ties today with the Federated States of Micronesia (FSM). With this, the number of countries…
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Rasuwa Floods: 143 from Sudurpaschim Still Missing, 71 Contacted
Although 71 persons from Sudurpaschim Province who had gone missing since the August 26 disaster came in contact, 143 are…
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Prime Minister’s Relief Fund Holds Balance of Rs 13.68 Billion
Contributions to the Prime Minister’s Relief Fund have been gradually increasing to help the post-disaster management works in the country.…
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India to Supply Daily 654 MW Power to Nepal
The Government of India is to provide 654 megawatts (MW) of electricity daily to Nepal. According to a statement issued…
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There Will Be No Dearth of Resources for Post-disaster Recovery: PM Shah
Prime Minister Balendra Shah has expressed the commitment that there would be no any shortage of resources for the recovery…
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Light at the End of the tunnel: An extraordinary tale of tunnel survival and rescue
A village at Tilathi Koiladi rural municipality of Saptari district is currently awash with joy after technician Sanjay Sah, who…
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Investment in Children is Actually for the Nation’s Happy Future: Prime Minister
Prime Minister Balendra Shah has said that investing in children is actually for the happy future of the nation. In…
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Agricultural Sector Incurs Loss over Rs One Billion from Rasuwa Flood
The agricultural sector incurred a significant loss from the recent flash floods that struck the Bhotekoshi-Trishuli river system on August…
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PM Shah Holds Discussion with People’s Representatives from Flood-hit Areas
Prime Minister Balendra Shah has begun consultations with the people’s representatives from as many as 15 districts and local levels…
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Temporary ‘Log Bridge’ and ‘Tuin’ Installed Over Phalakhu and Bhotekoshi River
A temporary log bridge and a tuin (cable bridge) have been set up over the Phalakhu and Bhotekoshi rivers in…
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