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Children in Nepal’s Madhesh are falling victim to abduction, sexual violence and killings (opens the original)
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RAUTAHAT – Children in Madhesh Province are facing serious risks of abduction, sexual violence and murder, with a series of recent cases showing how unsafe some children are in their own neighbourhoods. A 15-month-old boy disappeared while playing outside his house in ward 6 of Bideha Municipality in Dhanusha on September 3. Police rescued him 11 days later, about 300 metres from his home. A 41-year-old woman from ward 9 of Kamala Municipality was detained on suspicion of kidnapping the toddler.
Nepal government pushes for release of farmer brothers held in India (opens the original)
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KATHMANDU – Foreign Minister Shisir Khanal said the government was making diplomatic efforts to secure the release of two brothers from Sarlahi who have been in an Indian jail for the past 20 days after being arrested while returning home with fertiliser bought from across the border. The minister said communication was underway through Nepal’s embassy in New Delhi after Kantipur reported on Tuesday about the detention of 55-year-old Suresh Prasad Singh and his 60-year-old brother Nagendra Prasa
Paddy season is slipping away, but two Nepali farmer brothers are stuck in India jail (opens the original)
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KATHMANDU – Two farmers from Sarlahi district have spent nearly three weeks in an Indian prison after being arrested while returning home with chemical fertiliser bought from a border market. Their arrest is the latest reminder of Nepal’s chronic fertiliser shortages, which force many farmers to buy subsidised fertiliser across the border despite the legal risks. Suresh Prasad Singh, 55, and his elder brother Nagendra Prasad Singh, 60, of ward 5 in Balara Municipality were detained on July 1 by
Nepal emerges as a transit route for smuggling watermelon kernels into India (opens the original)
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KATHMANDU – Nepal is increasingly being used as a transit route for smuggling watermelon kernels into India, with traders exploiting low customs tariffs on agricultural imports to bring in large quantities of the product before moving it across the porous border. On Sunday evening, police seized 948 sacks of watermelon seeds from Bhadrapur Municipality-3 in Jhapa district. Superintendent of Police Basundhara Khadka, chief of the Jhapa District Police Office, said the seeds were recovered during
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