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Federal Parliament committed to effective implementation of Dalit rights: Speaker Aryal

At a programme organised by the National Dalit Commission here today on the occasion of National Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination and Untouchability, the Speaker opined that it was responsibility of the state, political parties, civil society, media, educational institutions and all citizens to end the racial discrimination and untouchability, not only of the government.

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Earlier today

US House of Representatives Approves Resolution to End War with Iran

Introduced by Democrats, the resolution requires congressional approval before further military action against Iran, amid growing concerns within the legislative body about the consequences of war.

myRepublicaPrivate18h agonews5 publishers

Yesterday

FinMin defends budget-to-GDP ratio as experts question growth model

Finance Minister Swarnim Wagle said the estimated budget amounts to 28.5 percent of GDP. “During the COVID-19 years, annual budgets were as high as 37 percent of GDP,” Wagle noted.

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National Assembly session adjourned until Wednesday amid oppn’ obstruction

At the beginning of the session, opposition lawmakers stood up and obstructed proceedings, demanding that the Prime Minister apologize for his statement suggesting that Nepal had also encroached on Indian territory. They argued that such remarks had undermined national sovereignty and should be formally withdrawn in the House.

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India rejects UK’s involvement in Nepal-India border dispute talks

Responding to remarks made by Prime Minister Balen Shah about Nepal’s request to the UK to provide any relevant documents or historical evidence, Spokesperson of the Indian Ministry of External Affairs Randhir Jaiswal said that border issues between Nepal and India should be resolved bilaterally. “Any solution that can be reached bilaterally does not require a third party,” he said.

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HoR meeting adjourned over opposition parties' protest

In the meeting, which started three hours later than scheduled, the main opposition and other opposition parties stated that no agreement could be reached on nationality, sovereignty, and integrity, and they expressed that the Prime Minister should withdraw his statement.

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RSP govt’s education equity fee faces backlash from schools and parents

The government’s proposed three percent education equity fee on private schools has reignited debate over fairness in education financing, with private school associations including PABSON, NPABSON, and HISSAN warning it will ultimately increase the financial burden on parents rather than promote equity.

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PM Shah and the Burden of Words

Prime Minister Balen Shah’s remarks on the Nepal–India border have triggered controversy and clarification, underscoring the critical need for diplomatic precision, restraint, and maturity in matters of sovereignty and foreign relations.

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