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Seven recalled envoys marking attendance as four resign

Kathmandu, Nov 19: Nepali ambassadors recalled by the government and reassigned to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) are currently spending their days merely marking attendance, without being given any specific responsibilities. On November 3, the government decided to recall ambassadors appointed on political recommendations and instructed 11 of them

NHRC urges not to make speech that destabilizes peace, security

The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has urged one and all not to make public speeches that jeopardize peace and

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Government to provide relief support to Gen-Z injured

The government has decided to provide immediate relief of Rs 15,000 each to 2,429 people injured during the Gen-Z movement

238 families in Annapurna have now access to drinking water

The issue of drinking water shortage for 238 families in Annapurna of Temkemaiyung rural municipality–3 in Bhojpur, the district in

Animal Quarantine Office established in Pokhara

The Livestock Service Department of the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock Development set up the Office at Lamapatan in Pokhara

Sarlahi registers 5,800 new voters

In the wake of the upcoming House of Representatives (HoR) election, a total of 5,817 new voters got their names

Five people involved in vandalism, arson held in Kavre

The Nepal Police arrested five people for their alleged involvement in looting, vandalism and arson in Kavre district during the

Medical entrepreneur Durga Prasai arrested

According to Kathmandu Valley Police Office, Prasai was arrested from his residence in Bhaktapur late Monday night and is currently

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Gold price drops Rs. 3,800 per tola, trading at Rs.…

The gold price drops Rs. 3,800 per tola today, Tuesday, and trading at Rs. 239,500 per tola. 

Bangladesh court sentences ousted ex-PM Hasina Sheikh to death

A Bangladesh court on Monday afternoon found ousted former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina guilty of committing "crimes against humanity" during