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Opposition lawmakers call-out on contemporary issues

Lawmakers from the opposition have warned that they would obstruct the House proceedings if the government failed to address contemporary issues.

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UML demands resignation of three ministers

Opposition parties briefly obstruct House proceedings over Balkumari incident.

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Opposition lawmakers highlight contemporary issues

KATHMANDU, Feb 22: Lawmakers from the opposition have warned that they would obstruct the House proceedings if the government failed to address contemporary issues.

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PM Dahal defends controversial HICDP as it courts serious controversy in Nepal

KATHMANDU, Jan 6: Amidst controversy surrounding an agreement between Nepal and India paving the way for the Indian government to provide direct grants to projects valued up to Rs 200 million in Nepal, Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal has clarified that the Indian Embassy in Nepal is not permitted to freely spend up to Rs 200 million as reported in media.

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