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Nepal Army defuses 65 explosives possibly dating back to Maoist conflict era

Nepal Army has successfully defused 65 explosives discovered near a helipad belonging to the Sankhuwasabha Range district police office on January 25. The explosives, suspected to be remnants from the Maoist conflict era, were found abandoned during a routine clean-up operation, according to Deputy Superintendent of Police Ghanshyam Shrestha, the Sankhwasabha District Police Chief. The […]

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Lawmakers draw attention towards proposed State Partnership Program

Lawmakers including opposition and ruling coalition members, on Wednesday drew serious attention of the government towards the proposed State Partnership Program, which Nepal is expected to sign. While Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba, on Wednesday said that no agreement will be signed without forging a national consensus, lawmakers and the general public are concerned with

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A suspicious object in front of the Parliament Building

The object, which was allegedly described as a “pressure cooker bomb,” has been discovered to be a hoax. According to the army officer involved in the diffusion, the pressure cooker did not contain a bomb or any other component. A pressure cooker with “No MCC” written on it was found on the main road of New

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Rainwater Harvesting and Groundwater Recharge Project Handed over to Nepal Army Rajdal Barrack

Kathmandu, 1st March, 2021 (Press Release): The Centre for Integrated Urban Development, with support from WaterAid Nepal and The Coca Cola Foundation has handed over Rainwater Harvesting and Groundwater Recharge project to Rajdal Army Barrack. The collaborative project which commenced on January 2020 has successfully concluded on 28th Feb 2021 with a handover ceremony at

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Nepal Army officer held on charge of beating Chepang youth to death

The District Police Office, Chitwan has arrested a Nepal Army officer on the charge of beating a local youth to death after he entered the restricted area of Chitwan National Park. Chief of Chitwan District Police Office, Superintendent of Police (SP) Nanti Raj Gurung, informed that Nepal Army’s Chiran Kumar Budha of Geruwa-5, Bardiya was

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Indian Army gifts 10 ICU ventilators to Nepal Army

The Indian Army gifted ten ICU ventilators to the Nepal Army on Sunday in order to support its efforts in fighting against the prevailing COVID-19 pandemic. Ambassador of India to Nepal, Vinay Mohan Kwatra, presented the ventilators to General Purna Chandra Thapa, Chief of Army Staff, Nepal Army amid a ceremony held at the Nepal

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Body of Chepang boy who died after army thrashing sent to Kathmandu for post-mortem

The body of Rajkumar Chepang, who allegedly died due to severe thrashing at the hands of army personnel deployed for the security of Chitwan National Park, has been sent to Kathmandu for post-mortem. Rajkumar’s body was kept at the mortuary of Bharatpur Hospital and sent to the Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital in Maharajgunj, Kathmandu on

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Chepang boy dies after being thrashed by army

A young Chepang boy has died after he was taken into custody and beaten by an army man deployed for the security of Chitwan National Park on Wednesday. The deceased has been identified as 24-year-old Raj Kumar Chepang, of Milan Tole in Rapti Municipality-2, Chitwan. He died on the way to Bharatpur Hospital on Thursday

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NA, Nepal Police and Armed Force to conduct PCR tests themselves

The security forces deployed on the front line to prevent and control coronavirus infection have started preparing to conduct PCR tests themselves. As the number of coronavirus infection is increasing among security personnel, preparations are underway for PCR tests by purchasing PCR machines themselves. The Nepal Army, Nepal Police and Armed Police Force have started

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