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★   132 women and children rescued from Birgunj border point ★   Action would be taken against anyone involved in criminal acts: Lekhak ★   Forests Minister stresses on utilizing forest resources for nation’s prosperity ★   Digital Financial Inclusion Strengthens Climate Resilience ★   ‘School Education Bill, Civil Service Act, Police Adjustment Bill should be promulgated soon’ ★   MPs call for predictability in civil employees’ transfer, promotion ★   Energy Ministry objects to news report about cuts in power supplies from India ★   Former President Bhandari stresses on increasing investment in construction ★   Women’s U-19 Asia Cup Cricket: Nepal and Sri Lanka share point ★   NPL: Janakapur Bolts enters final by defeating Karnali Yaks
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Energy Ministry objects to news report about cuts in power…

Kathmandu, Dec 19: The Ministry of Energy, Water Resources has said its serious attention was drawn to a news report about power cuts in Nepal, linking the issue to relations with India with featuring a photo of the Prime Minister. In a press statement issued on Thursday, Ministry's Joint Secretary

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132 women and children rescued from Birgunj border point
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Action would be taken against anyone involved in criminal acts: Lekhak
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Forests Minister stresses on utilizing forest resources for nation’s prosperity
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Digital Financial Inclusion Strengthens Climate Resilience
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‘School Education Bill, Civil Service Act, Police Adjustment Bill should be promulgated soon’
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MPs call for predictability in civil employees’ transfer, promotion
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Energy Ministry objects to news report about cuts in power supplies from India
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