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Private schools’ organisations urge govt to reconsider equity tax in…

Kathmandu, July 12: Various organisations of private schools have urged the government to reconsider about its announcement to implement a three-percent equity tax in the education sector. The Private and Boarding Schools' Organisation, Nepal ( PABSON), the Higher Institutions and Secondary Schools' Association Nepal (HISSAN), the National Private and School
PABSON, N-PABSAN demand correction on School Education Bill

Kathmandu, Aug 21: School operators have demanded correction on some provisions of the School Education Act. At a demonstration organised

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Former Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba to return this month
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Lawmakers question fast-track expressway timeline, warn of further delays
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Butwal–Gorusinghe road project reaches 28% completion
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Humla admin tightens border security to curb illegal smuggling
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Rail cargo service resumes at Biratnagar after three-year hiatus
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Dhaubadi iron project advances as mining plan begins
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Cooperation of private sector indispensable in education reforms: Minister Pokharel
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