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International Sagarmatha Day
Nepal celebrating 70 years of Sagarmatha ascent

CB Adhikari Kathmandu, April 15: It has been 70 years the highest peak of the world, Sagarmatha, was climbed by human. Tenzing Norgay Sherpa and Sir Edmund Hillary were atop the Sagarmatha, Mt Everest, on May 29, 1953. In commemoration of the human feet on the highest peak of the
International Sagarmatha Day celebrated

The 15th International Sagarmatha (Mt Everest) Day was observed today at home and aboard by organising various programmes. The Day

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Grade 12 exams from tomorrow: 390,847 students attending
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Heat wave afflicts Nepalgunj people
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Damage assessment and relief coordination underway in Matihani
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Fake Bhutanese Case: Supreme Court orders to keep accused in custody
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Govt. to review laws to address cooperatives’ problem
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Life imprisonment to former lawmaker Alam on Rautahat murder case
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Karnali Chief Minister Kandel got a vote of confidence
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