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According to officials, the two had travelled to Nepal around two weeks ago in search of work and were employed at a hydroelectric project near the Trishuli River.
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The court in Mumbai asked the prosecution to file its reply and adjourned the hearing to September 11
Time and again, Swedish migration laws lead to people whom nearly everyone agrees should be allowed to stay being forced out the country. Sweden needs to do better, says James Savage.
China's foreign ministry dismissed US hints at sanctions over Beijing's relations with Tehran, insisting its cooperation with Iran is lawful and opposes unilateral measures.
Former National Assembly Speaker Justin Muturi has issued a fresh warning to Parliament over delays in concluding the Elections (Amendment) Bill, 2024, saying unresolved electoral laws could undermine…
PUTRAJAYA (Aug 28): Two of the 57 Malaysians previously reported as untraceable following flash floods and landslides in Nepal have been located, while 55 others remain unreachable as of 2.22pm today.
