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Nearing a month update of the Bhotekoshi flood
As search and identification work continues in Rasuwa, Nuwakot and the districts downstream , the latest death count reaches to 1453 with thousands still being searched for.
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Pokhara Int'l Airport has welcomed its first International flight
Pokhara International Airport marked a milestone Wednesday evening as flyDubai's first scheduled flight from Dubai touched down carrying 113 passengers, becoming the first foreign airline to offer daily international service from Nepal's tourism capital.
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PM Shah urges to stay alert for the heavy rainfall forecast
Nepal's Meteorological Department has forecast heavy to very heavy rain amidst thunder and strong winds from Ashoj 9 to 11. PM Shah, currently in New York for UNGA, warns everyone near rivers, landslide-prone slopes and flood zones to take it seriously.
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17th World Peace Forum in Lumbini
From Barcelona and South Africa to the birthplace of Buddha: the 17th World Peace Forum wraps up in Lumbini today, with a formal declaration expected to close out three days of talks on peace, climate and tourism.
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Nepal streamlines driving license printing with new three-way government agreement
After years of delays and lost paperwork, Nepal's Department of Transport Management has signed a deal that sends license data straight to the printer and the printed card straight to your doorstep by mail.
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Another foreign employment scam busted, fake job promises to UK, Romania, New Zealand
Promise a country, collect the cash, disappear the pattern that police say five people ran exactly that playbook before getting caught this week.
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House of Representatives unanimously passes National Service Corps Bill
Nepal's parliament reshaped its youth training corps Monday, stripping out mandatory military instructors while quietly keeping the door open to expand training to any citizen.
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PM Shah Departs for New York to Lead Nepal's Delegation at UN General Assembly
Six months into office and after Nepal's worst disaster in decades, PM Shah is making his first foreign trip the one that matters most the UN General Assembly.
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Tripureshwor bus driver dies during treatment
The driver injured after a bus caught fire at Tripureshwor on Monday has died during treatment, while police have formed a committee to investigate the incident.
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Oli rejects leadership change, rules out stepping down as UML chair
"The new sprouts will not be cut from the old tree," Oli told his party Monday, his clearest answer yet to months of calls for him to step aside.
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Bus driver sets fire to own vehicle in Kathmandu
Apparently, a dispute over a honking violation escalated into tragedy Monday, leaving a Kathmandu bus driver critically injured and a probe committee now investigating.
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China donates Rs 1 crore and 10 lakh for Nepali children affected by Bhote Koshi floods
China's ambassador handed over more than a cheque Monday a direct commitment to Nepal's flood-affected children, delivered straight to the Education Ministry.
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PM's Disaster Relief Fund balance reaches nearly Rs 15 billion
Donations haven't slowed down. Nepal's disaster relief fund just crossed Rs 14.89 billion, with Rs 1 billion already sent to affected families.
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Indian-German climber, Nepali guide killed in Manaslu avalanche
Six teammates returned back when the weather worsened. Two pushed on toward Camp III despite the weather and didn't survive the night after an avalance at Camp III.
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Nearly a month on, Bhote Koshi flood death toll still climbing
Nearly a month after the disaster, Nepal's death toll keeps rising, upby 42 in just three days, with Rasuwa now the fastest-growing count of all.
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UML's internal rift deepens as Gyawali's compromise report rejected by reform faction
Brought in to settle UML's internal war over reorganization, Pradeep Gyawali's compromise report instead became the dispute's newest flashpoint.
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"The Constitution Will Be Fulfilled Through Our Work": PM Shah's Constitution Day Pledge
Prime Minister Balendra "Balen" Shah pledged the government's full commitment to Nepal's constitution in his Constitution Day address Saturday at Sainik Manch, Tundikhel.
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The King is dead: Chitwan loses one of its most famous elephant, Ronaldo
Named for a football star during the 2002 World Cup, Chitwan's most famous elephant died an entirely preventable death.
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11 more bodies found as Nepal's deadliest tunnel search continues
Nearly a month after the floods, bodies are still being pulled from Upper Trishuli-1's tunnel almost daily a grim sign of just how many workers may still be inside.
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Foreign Minister Khanal leads Nepali team to New York for UN General Assembly
Foreign Minister Khanal heads to New York first Prime Minister Shah follows two days later for what will be his first address to the UN General Assembly since taking office.
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From punchline to policy win: Prachanda revisits his Murrah buffalo legacy
Years after becoming a political punchline, Prachanda is done laughing along his Murrah buffaloes, he says, changed farmers' lives more than his critics gave him credit for.
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18 bodies recovered from Upper Trishuli-1 tunnel
Eighteen more bodies pulled from a Rasuwa hydropower tunnel Friday even as conflicting reports raise fresh questions about how accurately Nepal is tracking its missing.
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Cabinet Recommends Ambassadors for 13 Countries
Nearly a year after a sweeping recall left Nepal without ambassadors in most major capitals, the Shah government has finally picked replacements for 13 of them including India, China and the US.
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Nepal's Constitution Day: What the day means and how it's marked
Eleven years after adopting its current constitution, Nepal pauses once again to mark the document that turned it into a federal democratic republic.