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6 Nepalese Killed Fighting For Russian Army Against Ukraine: Government
Six Nepalese nationals serving in the Russian Army have been killed in the war with Ukraine, the government announced on Monday, urging Moscow not to recruit Nepali citizens into its forces.
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Operation Ajay: 5th Flight Bring Back 286 Indians, 18 Nepalese From Israel
The fifth flight carrying 286 Indian nationals including 18 citizens of Nepal arrived in New Delhi late on Tuesday night.
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Flight With 286 Indians, 18 Nepalis Fly Out Of Israel Under Operation Ajay
A special flight carrying Indian nationals and 18 Nepalese citizens wanting to leave Israel amidst the Israel-Hamas conflict left for India on Tuesday as part of 'Operation Ajay'.
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Nepal Man Duped Army Aspirants Of Rs 2 Crore, Arrested: Cops
A 43-year-old Nepalese citizen was arrested on Sunday for duping people of at least Rs 200 lakhs under the pretext of promising them jobs in the Indian Army, police said.
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India Evacuates 35 People From Kabul
India on Thursday evacuated 24 of its citizens and 11 Nepalese nationals in a military aircraft from Kabul in the backdrop of further deterioration in the security situation in the Afghan capital.
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On Camera, Man's Head Shaved In UP, Forced To Say "Jai Shri Ram"
A Nepalese citizen's head was forcibly shaved and he was made to chant Jai Shri Ram and raise slogans against Nepal Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli on camera by a right-wing group in Varanasi, in what may further strain India's relationship with the neighbouring country.
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Nepal Banks Asked To Stop Transactions In Rs 500, Rs 1,000 Indian Notes
A large number of Nepalese citizens working in India send remittances to their families in Nepal in higher denomination notes.
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Never Been Prescriptive In Nepal's Constitution Making: India
Stressing that India has never been "prescriptive" in Nepal's constitution making process, the government today said it was an "internal issue" which the Nepalese citizens will decide.
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PM Modi Strongly Takes Up With Nepal the Killing of Indian in Firing: 10 Developments
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today strongly took up with his Nepal counterpart KP Oli the killing of an Indian citizen at a border checkpoint when the Nepalese police fired on protesters to clear a blockade that has choked the country's fuel supplies and damaged ties.
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Indian Air Force Steps Up Rescue Sorties in Earthquake-Hit Nepal
After ferrying 546 Indian citizens back to India from Kathmandu, the personnel of Indian Air Force today carried out sorties to evacuate people, mostly locals, from the areas worst affected by the earthquake the day before, officials said.
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'Anti-Women' Citizenship Bill Sparks Fury in Nepal
Nepalese single mother Deepti Gurung has spent years trying and failing to register her two teenage daughters as citizens of their country.
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Clock ticks for Nepal to settle its future
For anyone living in a country where reforming health care is regarded as an insurmountable challenge, consider the political calendar in the struggling Himalayan republic of Nepal. By May 28, or roughly four months off, the entire country must be reorganized.
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Now, Pashupatinath not to have only Indian priest
Nepal's government has issued a regulation enabling Nepalese citizens and others to become the priests and chief priest of the Pashupatinath temple.
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6 Nepalese Killed Fighting For Russian Army Against Ukraine: Government
Six Nepalese nationals serving in the Russian Army have been killed in the war with Ukraine, the government announced on Monday, urging Moscow not to recruit Nepali citizens into its forces.
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Operation Ajay: 5th Flight Bring Back 286 Indians, 18 Nepalese From Israel
The fifth flight carrying 286 Indian nationals including 18 citizens of Nepal arrived in New Delhi late on Tuesday night.
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Flight With 286 Indians, 18 Nepalis Fly Out Of Israel Under Operation Ajay
A special flight carrying Indian nationals and 18 Nepalese citizens wanting to leave Israel amidst the Israel-Hamas conflict left for India on Tuesday as part of 'Operation Ajay'.
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Nepal Man Duped Army Aspirants Of Rs 2 Crore, Arrested: Cops
A 43-year-old Nepalese citizen was arrested on Sunday for duping people of at least Rs 200 lakhs under the pretext of promising them jobs in the Indian Army, police said.
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India Evacuates 35 People From Kabul
India on Thursday evacuated 24 of its citizens and 11 Nepalese nationals in a military aircraft from Kabul in the backdrop of further deterioration in the security situation in the Afghan capital.
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On Camera, Man's Head Shaved In UP, Forced To Say "Jai Shri Ram"
A Nepalese citizen's head was forcibly shaved and he was made to chant Jai Shri Ram and raise slogans against Nepal Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli on camera by a right-wing group in Varanasi, in what may further strain India's relationship with the neighbouring country.
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Nepal Banks Asked To Stop Transactions In Rs 500, Rs 1,000 Indian Notes
A large number of Nepalese citizens working in India send remittances to their families in Nepal in higher denomination notes.
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Never Been Prescriptive In Nepal's Constitution Making: India
Stressing that India has never been "prescriptive" in Nepal's constitution making process, the government today said it was an "internal issue" which the Nepalese citizens will decide.
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PM Modi Strongly Takes Up With Nepal the Killing of Indian in Firing: 10 Developments
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today strongly took up with his Nepal counterpart KP Oli the killing of an Indian citizen at a border checkpoint when the Nepalese police fired on protesters to clear a blockade that has choked the country's fuel supplies and damaged ties.
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Indian Air Force Steps Up Rescue Sorties in Earthquake-Hit Nepal
After ferrying 546 Indian citizens back to India from Kathmandu, the personnel of Indian Air Force today carried out sorties to evacuate people, mostly locals, from the areas worst affected by the earthquake the day before, officials said.
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'Anti-Women' Citizenship Bill Sparks Fury in Nepal
Nepalese single mother Deepti Gurung has spent years trying and failing to register her two teenage daughters as citizens of their country.
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Clock ticks for Nepal to settle its future
For anyone living in a country where reforming health care is regarded as an insurmountable challenge, consider the political calendar in the struggling Himalayan republic of Nepal. By May 28, or roughly four months off, the entire country must be reorganized.
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Now, Pashupatinath not to have only Indian priest
Nepal's government has issued a regulation enabling Nepalese citizens and others to become the priests and chief priest of the Pashupatinath temple.
