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★   Vegan Gallery calls out ‘animals are friends not food’ ★   EC reminds code of conduct, urges all to refrain from unlawful use of vehicles ★   Environment Department urges not to burn plastic waste ★   Wild tusker rampage forces locals to abandon homes in Laljhadi ★   Rabi Lamichhane’s custody extends by 15 days ★   Prime Minister Oli directive to settle PG disputes soon ★   Start-up becoming government’s popular programme: Industry Minister ★   Unnecessary expenditure should be slashed: Chief Minister Karki ★   Discussions held to solve valley waste, Mayor Balen Shah was absent ★   Miklajung and Minamitane city of Japan establish sister city ties
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‘Wildlife-friendly infrastructures prerequisite to biodiversity conservation’

Bhishma Raj Ojha Kathmandu, June 12: A total of 47 species of wild animals in 20 protected areas died in the last fiscal year, 2023/24 owing to various reasons including in accidents, according to the Department of Wildlife Conservation and National Parks. The prominent reasons behind the death of wild
Minister Basnet calls for budget allocation to conserve big cats

Kathmandu, April 14 : Minister for Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation Shakti Bahadur Basnet has urged the stakeholders for unveiling

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Vegan Gallery calls out ‘animals are friends not food’
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EC reminds code of conduct, urges all to refrain from unlawful use of vehicles
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Environment Department urges not to burn plastic waste
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Wild tusker rampage forces locals to abandon homes in Laljhadi
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Rabi Lamichhane’s custody extends by 15 days
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Prime Minister Oli directive to settle PG disputes soon
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Start-up becoming government’s popular programme: Industry Minister
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