Chiranjivi Sharma
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- Sep 18, 2026
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Balen Shah Tells Young Lawmakers to Find Their Own Way in Politics (opens the original)
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Kathmandu, Nepal: Prime Minister Balen Shah on Friday sat down with 11 Gen Z lawmakers from the Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) and asked them a simple question: How well has his government met their expectations? “How much have I been able to meet your expectations? Have I been able to represent your generation?” Shah asked at the beginning of the meeting, according to lawmakers who took part in the discussion. The meeting lasted about two and a half hours. Shah listened to the lawmakers one by
Why Kathmandu's Air Has Become a Silent Health Emergency (opens the original)
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KATHMANDU: For many years, people visiting Kathmandu dreamed of seeing the snow-covered Himalayas from the valley. Today, that breathtaking view is often hidden behind a thick layer of smog. What was once an occasional problem has now become a daily reality for millions of people. Air pollution is no longer just an environmental issue. It has become one of Nepal's most serious public health challenges. Doctors, researchers and international organisations warn that polluted air contributes to tho
Nepal and Canada Seek Stronger Partnership Through Clean Energy, Trade and Climate Cooperation (opens the original)
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Kathmandu, Nepal: Nepal and Canada are seeking to strengthen their longstanding partnership by expanding cooperation in clean energy, climate action, trade, and investment as the two countries mark more than six decades of diplomatic relations. The commitment was expressed during the fourth meeting of the Nepal–Canada Bilateral Consultation Mechanism (BCM) held in Kathmandu on Monday, where senior officials from both countries discussed ways to deepen bilateral cooperation and create new opportu
South Korea Pledges USD 11.8 Million to Boost Nepal's Agriculture and Digital Justice System (opens the original)
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Kathmandu, Nepal: Reinforcing a development partnership that has spanned more than three decades, the Government of the Republic of Korea has committed USD 11.8 million in grant assistance to Nepal for two major projects aimed at improving farmers' livelihoods and expanding public access to legal information. The agreements, signed in Kathmandu on Friday, reflect South Korea's continued investment in Nepal's long-term development at a time when the country is striving to modernise public service
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