Fact Check
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Maoist leader falsely claims Nepal Army provided its officer cadets allowance for visiting prostitutes
Aahuti claimed: "Until 2031 BS [1974-1975 AD], there used to be a provision in the Military Law to p...
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Hydropower alone may fulfill national power demand in two years
Given Nepal’s annual electricity demand increment rate of 7.53 percent, Nepal will require 1493 me...
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New constitution has indeed removed some provisions of the Interim Constitution
Nepali Congress Vice Chairman and former Deputy Prime Minister Ram Chandra Paudel claims that the ne...
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Do 22,000 Nepali civil servants receive secret payments from India?
Nepal Workers and Peasants Party Chairman Narayanman Bijukchhe has on several occasions claimed that...
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Is the Nepalese Army the most inclusive armed force in the world?
On December 15, 2015, Defense Minister Bhim Rawal said that the Nepalese Army is the most inclusive ...
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Three factual mistakes in Indian foreign minister’s statement on Nepal
Indian foreign minister Sushma Swaraj speaking at the Indian upper house on December 7 made several ...
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Did the 2011 census count all residents of Tilathi of Saptari as hill-origin people?
Federal Socialist Forum-Nepal Chairman Upendra Yadav in a recent interview claimed that that the 201...
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Exploring energy alternatives
Nepal’s present electricity demand: 1291 MW Supply: 770 MW Annual increase in electricity demand: ...
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How accurate are Prime Minister Oli’s claims?
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli, while addressing the nation on November 15, 2015, made statements on s...
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Madhesis comprise only 19.3 percent of Nepal’s population
Tarai is not entirely inhabited by the Madhesi ethnic group. Several indigenous communities of Tarai...
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