In Public Interest
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The Uprooted
Among those being evicted by the Arun III and Budhigandaki projects, there are many Dalits and membe...
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Labor permit will be beneficial for India-bound Nepali workers
Nepali workers will get several benefits including insurance coverage while at the same time, the go...
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Budhigandaki: Dam of discontent
Thousands of locals of Gorkha and Dhading facing eviction to make way for the Budhigandaki Hydropowe...
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Ministers’ wealth: Then and now
In 2005, Janardan Sharma had said he had no cash, but the property details released last week show t...
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How much does Nepal earn from timber sales?
According to the annual reports of the Department of Forests, the yearly revenue from timber sales i...
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MBBS fee panel’s recommendation goes against Dr KC’s demand
A committee formed to review the MBBS fees has recommended against reducing the number of MBBS seats...
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Taxes collected from tobacco products being misused
The government collects Rs 15-16 billion in taxes from tobacco products every year but allocates onl...
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A lookback at Dr Govinda KC’s eight hunger strikes
After assuming office last week, the newly-appointed minister for health, Gagan Thapa, said: “I co...
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Nepali roads in the eyes of the US
The website of the US Embassy, Kathmandu, says Nepali roads in general are in poor condition and lac...
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Licensing exam for journalists: Some countries have and some don’t
Amid a Press Council Nepal's proposal to conduct licensing exam for journalists, South Asia Check ha...
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