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Nepal progresses in Freedom of Press Index, Nepal in 76th…

KATHMANDU: Nepal has made a notable progress in the Press Freedom Index. According to the World Press Freedom Index launched by the Reporters without Borders today, Nepal is placed in the 76th position among a list of 180 countries. Last year, Nepal was ranked 106th. The Index shows that neighbouring
2019 AD is a year of shrinking freedoms in Nepal:…

Kathmandu: Amnesty International Nepal has said the situation of human rights in Nepal was not satisfactory in 2019. Freedoms came
Government trying to muzzle up press freedom: President Deuba

Kathmandu, Sept 30 : Nepali Congress (NC) President Sher Bahadur Deuba has said the incumbent government was trying to muzzle

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Supreme Court rejects Worldlink’s writ, ISP’s must pay RTDF and Royalty
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Govt informs Speaker about ongoing preparations on upcoming FY’s policy
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Relocation of valley industries essential for better urbanization: Minister Bhandari
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Nursing Association demands increase in nursing quota
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Kathmandu Valley’s pollution decreases, thanks to rainfall
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High-level committee in offing for management of TU’s land: Minister Shrestha
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Federal Affairs Minister bats for securing political stability
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