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Archaeologists scanning overseas for “stolen” artifacts of Nepal

Archaeologists scanning overseas for “stolen” artifacts of Nepal

Kathmandu, October 18. On Monday, The Department of Archaeology announced that it is making efforts to recover Nepali artifacts that were illegally traded overseas. Department’s Director-General, Damodar Gautam told reporters that a team of 25 officers is working with Nepali embassies and foreign museums to track down artifacts smuggled from Nepal. Gautam also mentioned that

Festivals strengthen national unity, says Prime Minister Deuba

Festivals strengthen national unity, says Prime Minister Deuba

President pays homage to Palanchowk Bhagawati on Ashtami

President pays homage to Palanchowk Bhagawati on Ashtami

Patron Council ready to resolve NRNA dispute and conduct new election: Shesh Ghale

Patron Council ready to resolve NRNA dispute and conduct new election: Shesh Ghale

Newly appointed ministers take oath of office and secrecy

Newly appointed ministers take oath of office and secrecy

Businesses urge parliament to accept MCC projects into Nepal

Businesses urge parliament to accept MCC projects into Nepal

Nepal Police was once a “liberation army” against the Ranas

Nepal Police was once a “liberation army” against the Ranas

National Assembly attends annual report of “Auditor General”

National Assembly attends annual report of “Auditor General”

Home Minister directs security mechanisms for effective relief and rescue operations

Home Minister directs security mechanisms for effective relief and rescue operations

HURPES urges government to intensify rescue, repatriation of Nepalis stranded in Afghanistan

HURPES urges government to intensify rescue, repatriation of Nepalis stranded in Afghanistan

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