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Immigration Department initiates action against employee who wrote ‘conditions’ on passports of passengers heading to UAE

KATHMANDU:- The Immigration Department has initiated action against an employee who illegally stamped and wrote unnecessary 'conditions' on the passports of Nepali citizens traveling to the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The department has said that it has drawn serious attention to this after a..

Nepalis stranded in Kuwait allowed to return via Saudi Arabia

RIYADH:-  Nepali citizens who are facing problems returning home due to the cancellation of their visas and civil IDs in Kuwait have been granted transit visas to return to Nepal via Saudi Arabia. According to a statement issued by the Nepali Embassy in Kuwait on Thursday, visa facilitation..

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Matatirtha Aunsi being celebrated

KATHMANDU:- Matatirtha Aunsi or Mother’s Day is being celebrated in honour of mothers with devotion across the country today. This festival is considered a day of devotion, respect, and recognition of mothers, who are revered as greater than priests and fathers in the religious scriptures, and..

Short of time to complete hearing on NC legitimacy case

KATHMANDU:- The Supreme Court faced a short time to complete the hearing on a writ petition relating to the legitimacy of the Nepali Congress (NC) and its schedule for the 15th general convention. A division bench of justices Sharanga Subedi and Nripa Dhwoj Niraula said that they could not..

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