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No talks for now, says CPN-M, again
The CPN-Maoist on Monday said it will not contest Constituent Assembly (CA) elections in the status quo....
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Five ‘dons’ hauled to Special Court
The Department of Money Laundering Investigation on Sunday filed separate cases against five ‘notorious dons’ at the Special Court on the charge of amassing millions of rupees...
13,000 Nepali workers in Saudi Arabia apply for exit permit
Following the recent announcement of Saudi Arabia to grant amnesty to Nepali migrants working in the country illegally, 13,000 Nepalis have submitted applications...
Pilgrims burns down, ignites old memories, new hopes
The fire that raged since 10 on Thursday night razed hundreds of thousands of books at Pilgrims Book House in the heart of...
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No one can disrupt CA polls in Nov: Dahal
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Will urge Regmi to resign as CJ: Koirala
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Billionaire Chaudhary to up investment in Sri Lanka
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Ex CA member Haque's murder sparks protests
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Gold price increases, Rs 50,300 per tola
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Actress Nisha Adhikari summits Everest
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2 die while descending from Everest summit
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CCTV cameras to keep watchful eye on secys
In a bid to ensure transparency at the top level of bureaucracy, the PMO has decided to install CCTV cameras in the chambers of 40 secretaries inside Singha...
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Govt may declare missing Maoist weapons illegal
The government has started preparations to declare more than two dozen UN registered weapons belonging to former Maoist combatants as ‘illegitimate’ after...
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Congress task force to suggest fewer provinces
A nine-member Nepali Congress task force is preparing to suggest fewer provinces in the country’s new federal...
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CPN-UML picks nationalism as party’s election agenda
Concluding foreign factors are posing a threat to national sovereignty and independence, the CPN-UML has decided to make nationalism as its main agenda...
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Warring parties seek Nov election date
An all-party meeting called by Chairman of the Interim Election Government Khil Raj Regmi on Friday failed to settle disputed legal issues of electoral laws....
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CIAA asks MoF to submit details of VAT evaders
CIAA on Thursday directed the Ministry of Finance (MoF) to divulge details of value added tax (VAT) evasion and the progress made so far....
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Prez, party offices in blame game of sorts
President Ram Baran Yadav endorsed the nomination of controversial former chief secretary Lokman Singh Karki as the CIAA chief due to strong differences among major political parties...
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Donors fret about Lokman saga
Western donors have expressed serious concern over the plan to appoint Lokman Singh Karki as the CIAA...
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President ‘will gauge’ public, political opinion
President Ram Baran Yadav on Monday indicated that he would take into account public and political opinions before endorsing the recommendation to appoint former chief secretary Lokman...
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Despite hue ‘n’ cry, Karki nominated CIAA chief
Despite objections from some political parties and ministers, the Constitutional Council (CC) on Sunday recommended former Chief Secretary Lokman Singh Karki to head the...
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Rift appears in CC as Karki prospects high
Some members of the Constitutional Council (CC) have sought support of political parties to foil an appointment...
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Deadline looms; 2 dozen arms missing
The sophisticated weapons, including AK 47s and SLRs, were used for Maoist leaders’...
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Apex court denies journos access to courtroom
A day before World Press Freedom Day, the SC barred journalists from entering the courtroom, seriously infringing on their rights to collect news independently for third consecutive day....
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‘$3,000 per capita income in 10 yrs’
A country without the poor with the per capita income of $3,000 is how the UCPN (Maoist) leadership envisions Nepal’s future if they are given the opportunity to run the country for 10...
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India visit: I achieved more than I had expected
Maoist Chairman Pushpa Kamal Dahal spoke to Post correspondent Mahesh Acharya about issues ranging from bilateral support to New Delhi’s perception...
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‘Changed Maoist stance has helped thaw relations’
UCPN (Maoist) Chairman Dahal on Monday received a shot in the arm from Indian political players and top bureaucrats for steering the largest party of Nepal in a ‘positive...
