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Heavy Rain Floods Tarai Communities, Brings Highways to a Standstill Across Nepal (opens the original)
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Kathmandu, Nepal: Heavy rain since Wednesday has caused floods and landslides in several parts of Nepal, affecting settlements in the Tarai and disrupting major highways. The Narayani and Saptakoshi rivers have risen sharply after continuous rainfall. Floodwater has entered hundreds of houses, forcing families to move to safer places. In Susta Rural Municipality of Nawalparasi West, 172 families have been moved to higher ground after the Narayani entered settlements. In Ward 5, water has entered
UML Reorganization Debate Deepens as Oli Refuses to Step Aside Amid Growing Calls for Leadership Change (opens the original)
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Jhapa, Nepal. The internal debate within the CPN-UML over party reorganization, leadership transition and the future direction of the organization has entered a more contentious phase, with Chairman KP Sharma Oli making it increasingly clear that he has no intention of stepping down despite growing calls for reform. Oli’s latest remarks, delivered during his first visit to his home district of Jhapa following the March 5 general election, have reinforced the impression that the UML is facing a f
Provincial Governments at Another Political Crossroads as Nepal’s Federal Experiment Faces a Fresh Test (opens the original)
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Biratnagar, Nepal: Nearly a decade after Nepal adopted federalism, provincial governments are once again facing a familiar challenge: political uncertainty. A new round of coalition negotiations, leadership disputes and cabinet reshuffles across the seven provinces has revived concerns about the stability and effectiveness of provincial institutions. For many citizens who expected federalism to bring government closer to their doorsteps, repeated changes in provincial leadership have created dis
After Five Days of Waiting, Dewanganj Families Receive Bodies of Two Youths as Justice Becomes Community's Next Test (opens the original)
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Biratnagar, Nepal: For five days, two families in Dewanganj refused to receive the bodies of their sons. Their demand was not only to mourn their loss, but also to secure a commitment that the deaths would be investigated and those responsible held accountable. That wait ended on Friday after the government and the victims' families signed a seven-point agreement, allowing the families to receive the bodies of two young men killed in a police shooting and proceed with their final rites. Yet, eve
Government, Victims’ Families Reach Seven-Point Agreement Following Dewanganj Shooting (opens the original)
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Biratnagar, Nepal: The Government of Nepal and the families of two men killed in the Dewanganj shooting incident reached a seven-point agreement early Friday, ending days of protests and paving the way for the victims' funeral rites after the bereaved families agreed to receive the bodies. The agreement was signed at around 5:00 a.m. following overnight negotiations between Home Minister Sudhan Gurung and the victims' families. The document was signed by Home Minister Gurung, Kushdev Mehta, the
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