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K P Sharma Oli Becomes Nepal's Prime Minister For 3rd Time
K P Sharma Oli was appointed Nepal's Prime Minister for the third time on Sunday to lead the new coalition government that faces the daunting challenge of providing political stability in the country.
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Nepal President's Aide Resigns After Criticising Notes With Map Of Indian Region
The economic advisor to Nepal's President Ram Chandra Paudel has resigned after his controversial remarks on the government's decision to issue new hundred-rupee notes with a map that includes three Indian territories.
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"Ashoka's Empire": India On Row Over Mural In New Parliament
The government today dismissed a brewing controversy around a mural in the newly inaugurated Parliament building that has drawn some angry reactions from Nepal's political leaders.
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Nepal To Decide On Gorkha Soldiers Under Agnipath Scheme After November Polls
Nepal will take a decision on the recruitment of Gorkha soldiers in the Indian Army under the Agnipath scheme after the formation of the new government following the November 20 general elections, the country's Foreign Ministry said on Thursday.
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"Removed From Office For Including Kalapani...": Ex Nepal Prime Minister
Former Nepalprime minister K P Sharma Oli has claimed that he was removed from power last year after his government published a new map of Nepal that included Kalapani, Limpiyadhura and Lipulekh as its territories.
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Nepal's Main Opposition, Country's Largest Communist Party, Officially Splits
Nepal's main opposition CPN-UML, the largest communist party of the country, has officially split, with one of its factions led by dissident leader Madhav Kumar Nepal applying for registering a new political party.
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Nepal's Opposition Alliance To Stake Claim To Form Government Under Former PM
Nepal's Opposition parties on Friday decided to stake a claim for the formation of a new government under former Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba's leadership, in a fresh twist to the protracted political crisis bedeviling the Himalayan nation.
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Parties In Nepal Struggle To Form New Government As Deadline Nears
Nepal's political parties were struggling to reach a deal over the formation of a new government due to their factional feuds ahead of Thursday's deadline set by the President after Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli lost a crucial trust vote on Monday.
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Flights To India To Resume Next Week Under Bilateral "Air Bubble": Nepal
Stalled for nearly nine months, flights between Kathmandu and New Delhi are set to resume from next week under the "air bubble" concept, government officials confirmed.
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School Building Built With Indian Assistance Inaugurated In Nepal
The new building of Bhimsen Adarsha Higher Secondary School in Devchuli of Nawalpur district was built with the Indian government's financial assistance of NRs 25.83 million.
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Nepal PM Defends "New Map" Claiming Parts Of Indian Territory
Nepal Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli on Tuesday reiterated Nepal's claim to Limpiyadhura, Lipulekh, and Kalapani after the government showed the 'disputed' territories in a newly issued political map.
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Nepal Clears "New Map" Featuring Parts Of Indian Territory: Report
Nepal's Cabinet has endorsed a new political map showing Lipulekh, Kalapani and Limpiyadhura under its territory, amidst a border dispute with India.
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PM Modi Greets India's Neighbours On New Year, Skips Pakistan
Pakistan did not figure in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's New Year call list as he dialled the leaders of the neighbouring countries and highlighted India's commitment to the "Neighbourhood First" policy. In his conversation with the leaders of Bhutan, Sri Lanka, the Maldives, Bangladesh and Nepal, PM Modi focused on the "vision of shared peace, se...
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Veteran Climbers Sceptical New Rules For Mount Everest Will Stop Deaths
Veteran climbers of Mount Everest are skeptical that proposed new regulations by the Nepalese government to tighten the permit process for adventurers will address the root causes of this year's heavy death toll on the world's tallest peak.
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"Vested Interests...": India's Response Amid Row With Nepal Over New Map
India's new political map does not change or revise its borders with Nepal, the foreign ministry said on Thursday, a day after the Nepalese government issued a strong statement protesting the inclusion of a border area in the Indian Territory.
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K P Sharma Oli Becomes Nepal's Prime Minister For 3rd Time
K P Sharma Oli was appointed Nepal's Prime Minister for the third time on Sunday to lead the new coalition government that faces the daunting challenge of providing political stability in the country.
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Nepal President's Aide Resigns After Criticising Notes With Map Of Indian Region
The economic advisor to Nepal's President Ram Chandra Paudel has resigned after his controversial remarks on the government's decision to issue new hundred-rupee notes with a map that includes three Indian territories.
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"Ashoka's Empire": India On Row Over Mural In New Parliament
The government today dismissed a brewing controversy around a mural in the newly inaugurated Parliament building that has drawn some angry reactions from Nepal's political leaders.
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Nepal To Decide On Gorkha Soldiers Under Agnipath Scheme After November Polls
Nepal will take a decision on the recruitment of Gorkha soldiers in the Indian Army under the Agnipath scheme after the formation of the new government following the November 20 general elections, the country's Foreign Ministry said on Thursday.
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"Removed From Office For Including Kalapani...": Ex Nepal Prime Minister
Former Nepalprime minister K P Sharma Oli has claimed that he was removed from power last year after his government published a new map of Nepal that included Kalapani, Limpiyadhura and Lipulekh as its territories.
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Nepal's Main Opposition, Country's Largest Communist Party, Officially Splits
Nepal's main opposition CPN-UML, the largest communist party of the country, has officially split, with one of its factions led by dissident leader Madhav Kumar Nepal applying for registering a new political party.
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Nepal's Opposition Alliance To Stake Claim To Form Government Under Former PM
Nepal's Opposition parties on Friday decided to stake a claim for the formation of a new government under former Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba's leadership, in a fresh twist to the protracted political crisis bedeviling the Himalayan nation.
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Parties In Nepal Struggle To Form New Government As Deadline Nears
Nepal's political parties were struggling to reach a deal over the formation of a new government due to their factional feuds ahead of Thursday's deadline set by the President after Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli lost a crucial trust vote on Monday.
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Flights To India To Resume Next Week Under Bilateral "Air Bubble": Nepal
Stalled for nearly nine months, flights between Kathmandu and New Delhi are set to resume from next week under the "air bubble" concept, government officials confirmed.
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School Building Built With Indian Assistance Inaugurated In Nepal
The new building of Bhimsen Adarsha Higher Secondary School in Devchuli of Nawalpur district was built with the Indian government's financial assistance of NRs 25.83 million.
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Nepal PM Defends "New Map" Claiming Parts Of Indian Territory
Nepal Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli on Tuesday reiterated Nepal's claim to Limpiyadhura, Lipulekh, and Kalapani after the government showed the 'disputed' territories in a newly issued political map.
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Nepal Clears "New Map" Featuring Parts Of Indian Territory: Report
Nepal's Cabinet has endorsed a new political map showing Lipulekh, Kalapani and Limpiyadhura under its territory, amidst a border dispute with India.
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PM Modi Greets India's Neighbours On New Year, Skips Pakistan
Pakistan did not figure in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's New Year call list as he dialled the leaders of the neighbouring countries and highlighted India's commitment to the "Neighbourhood First" policy. In his conversation with the leaders of Bhutan, Sri Lanka, the Maldives, Bangladesh and Nepal, PM Modi focused on the "vision of shared peace, se...
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Veteran Climbers Sceptical New Rules For Mount Everest Will Stop Deaths
Veteran climbers of Mount Everest are skeptical that proposed new regulations by the Nepalese government to tighten the permit process for adventurers will address the root causes of this year's heavy death toll on the world's tallest peak.
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"Vested Interests...": India's Response Amid Row With Nepal Over New Map
India's new political map does not change or revise its borders with Nepal, the foreign ministry said on Thursday, a day after the Nepalese government issued a strong statement protesting the inclusion of a border area in the Indian Territory.
