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Nepal advances to Super-Six, defeats Afghanistan by one wicket
Nepal has secured a place in the U-19 World Cup Cricket 2024 Super-6 by defeating Afghanistan by one wicket. In the final match of the group stage on Friday, Nepal defeated Afghanistan by one wicket, securing the third position in Group D to reach the Super-6. Now, in the Super-6, Nepal will compete against India, Bangladesh, and Ireland from Group A.
JSP and Janamat struggle for political dominance in Madhes
The once-cohesive alliance within the government is facing a significant strain, particularly between the Janata Samajwadi Party (JSP) and the Janamat Party in the Madhes Province. The Janamat Party, on Tuesday, decided to withdraw from the Madhes Province government, citing irreconcilable differences and a mutual refusal to acknowledge each other’s existence.
Ruling coalition to investigate floor-crossing incident in Koshi
The ruling coalition of Koshi Province has decided to investigate the floor-crossing incident that resulted in the defeat of the coalition candidate, Champa Karki, in the National Assembly elections. Despite the victory of Nepali Congress leader and coalition candidate Krishna Prasad Sitaula, Maoist Center leader and coalition candidate Karki faced defeat in the January 25 elections.
NC scrutinizes NA election and alleged floor crossing in Koshi province
The Nepali Congress (NC) is deeply involved in deliberations concerning the National Assembly election held in Koshi Province and the reported issue of floor crossing. Sources from the party headquarters have confirmed that discussions on this matter are currently underway. A high-ranking source within the party stated, “Despite a clear majority in favor of the ruling coalition candidate in Koshi province, one candidate had a poor performance. It requires a thorough review.”
Finance Minister Mahat presses for digitalization of customs administration
Finance Minister Dr. Prakash Sharan Mahat has underlined the need of digitalization of customs administration to enhance its effectiveness. Speaking at a program organized to mark the 72nd International Customs Day here today, the Minister echoed the need of collective efforts to build a robust customs administration by applying available technology, international criteria and good practices in it.
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