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Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI)
71.7 percent perceive political leaders’ roles in corruption

Kathmandu, Oct 14: Unorganized, and weak political parties and leaders are blamed for rising corruption in Nepal. According to a report entitled 'Corruption Reflection Nepal, 2023' unveiled by the Alternative Foundation here on Saturday, corruption prevails in several forms in Nepal and the main forms are bribery, embezzlement, fraud, and
Corruption perception down in Nepal: Transparency

Nepal has made improvement by seven positions in the Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI).

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High-level economic reform commission gets three more members
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Govt heading towards development, prosperity and good governance: PM Oli
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Indian CoAS Dwivedi pays courtesy call on PM Oli
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Israel Amb Bass presents letter of credence
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Investment friendly environment created in Nepal: Finance Minister Paudel
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Gold price increases Rs 1,500 per tola today
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Judicial Council recommends formation of new juvenile court in Bhaktapur
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