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Timely supply of books in remote districts deserves accolades

Kathmandu, April 19: “Time has changed this year. Our students are getting textbooks in time. The textbooks have already been loaded from the depot. Most probably we will get books on coming Friday,” Bal Krishna Dangi, the Headmaster of Shree Adarsha Higher Secondary School in Juphal, Dolpa, told RSS over

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Disaster-induced death toll climbs to 239
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Farmers left with nothing as near-harvest paddy is washed away
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Traffic resumes one-way in Daunne
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Relief amount provided at survivors’ doorstep
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Flood survivors worried about the risk of epidemic
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A Dangerous Dance for Israel and Iran
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Govt urged to maximise benefits from upcoming Sixth Asian Population Conference
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