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Tea industry of eastern region facing manifold problems, say stakeholders

Birtamod, Dec 10: Stakeholders have alerted towards the tea industry, the largest foreign exchange earner after cardamom, facing a crisis. This concern has been raised at a time when the Nepal Tea and Coffee Development Board (NTCDB) targets to bring in foreign currency twice as much in the current fiscal
Koshi exports organic tea worth Rs 2.6 billion in three…

The Koshi Province has witnessed a significant production of key cash crops such as organic tea, cardamom, ginger, and grass
Jhapa tea estate workers demand hike in wages

Workers in various tea estates of Jhapa district staged protest at Kakadvitta with a host of demand including hike in
Tea worth Rs 38 million exported

Jhapa, Feb 7: Tea worth Rs 38 million has been exported from Nepal. According to National Tea and Coffee Development

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Global chaos is demanding a more responsible role of the UN
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MCA- Nepal signs contract to develop 400 kV New Butwal Substation
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Swiss government to provide 9.01 million Swiss franc for tourism project
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Rift between school and higher education will be bridged: Sumana
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Minister Sharma wishes to see unity among all in Constitution implementation
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Four held with leaked Grade-12 question papers
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Arrest warrant issued against 20 people, including former officials of Bal Mandir
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