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Arjun Kumar, a resident of Bihar's Sitamarhi, and an unidentified pillion rider were riding a two-wheeler in the Balefi Rural Municipality on Sunday night when they were involved in an accident.
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CIB of Nepal Police has confiscated 30.3 million Nepali rupees and 3.092 million in foreign currencies from the arrested "Buddha Boy" in Kathmandu
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An airline spokesperson on Sunday said the two issues were not related and at no point was safety compromised.
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The vehicle carrying the 12 pilgrims, including three children, overturned after the driver lost control at Indrsarowar Rural Municipality, near Matatirtha area in Makawanpur district.
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A Nepal Airlines wide-body aircraft, which flew to Tel Aviv on Thursday morning to bring back the Nepali students, landed in Kathmandu
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At least 10 persons were injured and several houses damaged when two successive earthquakes hit the western parts of Nepal on Tuesday.
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India and Pakistan clashed in a SAFF final just once before, during the 2011 SAFF U16 Championship. At the Dashrath Stadium, Pakistan secured a 2-1 victory, marking their sole SAFF title to date.
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China on Monday released a new map in which the Limpiyadhura, Kalapani and Lipulekh areas -that Nepal considers its territories- were shown as part of India
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Kathmandu Metropolitan City Mayor Balendra Shah cancelled his scheduled visit to China, citing the northern neighbour's failure to acknowledge Nepal's new political map
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The tremors struck at 10:13 am on Tuesday. According to NCS, the earthquake was recorded at a depth of 10 km.
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At least 6 Indian pilgrims have died in a road accident in the Bara district of the Southern plains of Nepal, police confirmed
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Nepal has exported 6,69,680 kg of tomatoes to India via three border points within two weeks, records at the customs office along the border have shown
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The Government of India has already included some vegetable items, including tomato, produced in Nepal in its quarantine list so as to facilitate its export to India, he said.
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Nepal government on Friday said it wants to export tomatoes in bulk and on a long-term basis to India but for that, it needs to have easy access to the market
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The 10th round of the India-Nepal Line of Credit (LOC) review meeting was held in Kathmandu on Thursday
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Among the four projects, three will be in the education sector and one project in Water Supply and Sanitation, at a total estimated cost of NRs. 170 million
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This will be the seventh meeting of the Joint Commission, the highest-level bilateral mechanism between the two countries
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India agreed to contribute additional funds to the project's development during the fourth meeting of the team of experts
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European Union on Friday said it will provide more than Rs 10.5 billion to Nepal for two projects to support education
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Minister of Physical Infrastructure and Transport Prakash Jwala launched the operation in the sector amid a ceremony held at Bijalpura