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Dr Laksamba passes away from brain stroke in the UK

LONDON: A coronavirus-infected Nepali died of brain stroke while undergoing treatment at a hospital in the United Kingdom. Prof Dr Chandra Laksamba, a permanent resident of Sikaincha, Taplejung, who has long been residing in the UK, passed away at Farnabaro-based hospital in Britain, shared his colleague Dr Krishna Adhikari. Dr

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Fire destroys 25 houses in Gothigaun of Jumla

KATHMANDU: A fire that broke out at Gothigaun in Tila rural municipality-7, Jumla Pokhari has turned 25 houses into ashes.

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303 new cases of coronavirus infection

KATHMANDU: A total of 303 new cases of coronavirus infection were recorded while conducting PCR test on 4,574 individuals in

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NEPSE loses 17.79 points

KATHMANDU: The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) index lost 17.79 points on Tuesday and closed at 2,423.09. This is 0.73% lower

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Board awards to prepare feasibility study of 250 MW solar…

KATHMANDU: The Investment Board of Nepal (IBN) has awarded Singapore-based Risen Energy JV Pte Ltd to prepare a detailed feasibility

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Trade portal launched to facilitate export

KATHMANDU: The government of Nepal launched a portal focused on trade in a bid to provide all information on foreign

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Angry farmers storm India’s Red Fort in huge tractor rally

NEW DELHI (AP) — Tens of thousands of protesting farmers drove long lines of tractors into India’s capital on Tuesday,

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South Africa comeback reduces Pakistan to 33-4 in reply to…

KARACHI, Pakistan (AP) — South Africa came back roaring after being skittled out for 220 on a bowler-dominated first day

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NRNA’s amended statute and financial report passed

KATHMANDU: The general convention of Non-Resident Nepali Association (NRNA) has passed its amended statute and financial report unanimously. General-Secretary Dr

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COVID-19: 120 vaccination centres at 62 hospitals throughout country

KATHMANDU: Covishield, the vaccine against COVID-19, would be administered from 17 vaccination centres in Kathmandu Valley. Prime Minister KP Sharma