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National Assembly session endorses Anti-Money Laundering Bill

Kathmandu, March 1: A session of the National Assembly (NA) today endorsed the 'Bill aimed to amend some acts relating to the prevention of money laundering and promotion of business environment-2080 BS'. Minister for Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs, Dhanraj Gurung, presented the Bill to the upper house session, seeking
House of Representatives unanimously approves Bill on Anti-Money Laundering

Today's meeting of the House of Representatives has unanimously approved the Bill on Anti-Money Laundering.

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Anti-Money Laundering Bill tabled in parliament

A report on the 'Bill designed to amend some acts related to Prevention of Money Laundering and Promotion of Business

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Govt to conduct objective study of demographic distribution
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Per capita electricity consumption to be increased to 450 kwh
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Police arrest two for involvement in transnational human trafficking
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Supreme Court issues interlocutory order, staying JSP legitimacy row
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Policies and programmes encourage tourism entrepreneurs
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Adverse weather affects expedition to Everest
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PM Dahal, UML Chair Oli and DPM Lamichhane dicuss parliament impasse
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