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Nepal government changes again - Nepali Times
Jul 2, 2024 · At the stroke of the midnight hour, and with the stroke of a pen, Nepal’s government has changed for the third time in a year. Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal of the Maoist Centre is out of a job after his coalition partner the Communist Party of Nepal (UML) joined hands with the Nepali Congress (NC) to form a new government.
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Nepalis not so unhappy | Nepali Times
Dec 1, 2024 · Despite the contemporary narrative that Nepalis are giving up on their country and are migrating in droves, a recent public opinion poll shows that nearly half the Nepalis are still positive about the direction the country has been going since the last election in 2022.
This Week on ePaper | Nepali Times
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Coalition collision - Nepali Times
Mar 1, 2024 · Dairy farmers have been dumping milk on the streets because they are owed Rs6 billion by buyers. Victims of loan sharks and cooperatives have stormed Parliament.
112 dead, 65 missing in Nepal floods | Nepali Times
Sep 28, 2024 · Update: Latest report puts the figure for deaths at 112 across the country while 65 people are still missing. Forty-nine killed in Kathmandu Valley alone.
Searching for a homeland away from home | Nepali Times
Jan 4, 2025 · Between the 1980s and 2000s, over 5,000 Nepali children were adopted abroad, primarily to the United States, France, and Spain.While international adoption was intended to provide vulnerable children with better opportunities, child trafficking and irregular practices prompted Nepal to suspend adoptions in 2007, and overhaul its policies.
When it rains it pours - Nepali Times
Sep 30, 2024 · This late monsoon storm was not a surprise. Weather forecasts had warned of heavy precipitation a week before, the Met Office predicted heavy rain on 27-28 September, SMS warned people to take precaution, radio stations issued bulletins, and night buses were banned in …
Back to the land in the cities | Nepali Times
Oct 19, 2024 · When the United Nations held its Summit of the Future at its headquarters in New York in September, many world leaders, including Nepal’s Prime Minister K P Oli, highlighted the effect of climate breakdown in increasing the frequency and intensity of natural disasters.