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Five party
Ruling parties agree to take citizenship bill ahead

KATHMANDU : The parties in the ruling coalition have agreed to move the citizenship bill forward. A meeting of the ruling parties held at the PM's residence in Baluwatar decided to move the Citizenship Bill forward, said government spokesperson Gyanendra Bahadur Karki while talking to media persons after the meeting.

Ministry of Home Affairs
Consultations with political parties for Citizenship Act

A discussion was held here among stakeholders on the amendment of Nepal Citizenship Act- 2063 on Sunday.
Parliamentarians demand amendment in Citizenship Act Bill

Parliamentarians have demanded earliest revision of the Citizenship Act (Amendment) Bill.
Home Minister Khand takes initiative to forge agreement on citizenship…

Kathmandu: Home Minister Bal Krishna Khand has begun discussions at different level in a bid to forge agreement on the

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Paddy production increases 10 percent in Dang this year
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Cooperative Fraud: Attorney Office interrogates former DIG Joshi
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111-MW Rasuwagadhi Hydro begins electricity production
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Private medical colleges, govt. hospitals directed to make service fees public
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Aviation ministry forms task force to study airfare
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Permission to review salary adjustment of civil servants
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GP Koirala Hospital in Tanahu to begin dialysis service
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