Nepal’s news, read twice.
Land Management Minister Prithvi Rawal says the government is preparing to resolve the squatter problem and provide land ownership certificates, telling families in Jhapa that this time it will deliver certificates rather than promises.
Land Management, Cooperatives and Federal Affairs Minister Prithvi Rawal pledged on Monday that the government would provide land ownership certificates to squatters, speaking with families in Surunga, Kanakai Municipality, Jhapa. She said the government was preparing to resolve the problem and assured residents that it would deliver certificates, not merely make promises.
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A young man was seriously injured in a shooting by an unidentified group in Rautahat on Tuesday and was taken for treatment. Further details have not been released.
A 28-year-old man, Rakesh Yadav, was injured when an unknown group opened fire in Gadwa Tole, Gaur Municipality-4, Rautahat, on Tuesday night. He was treated at Gaur Provincial Hospital and referred to Birgunj; police have not identified the attackers.
As Tihar approaches, Nepali flower farmers and florists in Kathmandu are concerned about imported flowers and plastic alternatives, while the Nepal Electricity Authority prepares for festival-period electricity needs.
