Nepal’s news, read twice.
Lumbini Lions are top of the third-season Nepal Premier League table with five points from three matches, while Pokhara Avengers remain winless.
Lumbini Lions are top of the points table after 13 matches in the third season of the Nepal Premier League (NPL), remaining unbeaten with five points from three matches, while Pokhara Avengers are still waiting for their first win in the tournament. Four other teams are chasing Lumbini at the top of the standings, leaving the early table led by an unbeaten side and a group of challengers, with Pokhara yet to break through.
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Prime Minister Balen Shah received a briefing on peace, security and crime-related issues from the heads of Nepal's security agencies on Thursday and issued directives on security matters.
The Nepal LP Gas Industries Association has urged the Nepal Oil Corporation to arrange an income tax exemption to facilitate mergers among gas industries, and has proposed dual-coloured LP gas cylinders for safer, more organised distribution.
Prime Minister Balen Shah received a briefing from the chiefs of the Nepal Army, Nepal Police and the Armed Police Force on the country's peace and security situation, including festive-season citizen security, at Singha Durbar on Thursday, and directed the agencies to further strengthen security.
