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Bhutan steps up efforts to meet 2035 organic farming goal
Thimpu: In pursuit of Bhutan’s ambitious goal of becoming 100 per cent organic by 2035, a capacity-building programme was held in…
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Uzbekistan Denies Agreement to Return Afghan Military Aircraft
Kabul : The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Uzbekistan has denied reports that the country agreed to return Afghanistan’s military helicopters…
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India and Mauritius: Building a Shared Future, $680 Million Strong
By Arjun Mehta The recent state visit of Mauritius Prime Minister Dr. Navinchandra Ramgoolam to India marked a significant milestone…
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Maldives’ Dhonfanu Islanders Vow to Continue Sea Protests Until Land Project Restored
Male: Residents of B. Dhonfanu took to the sea on Friday, as they protest against the decision by President Dr. Mohamed…
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Afghanistan Earthquakes Worsen Humanitarian Crisis As Winter Nears
Kabul: Earthquakes that flattened villages in eastern Afghanistan this month destroyed homes and livestock, the only assets owned by most families,…
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Sri Lanka votes to eject former leader Rajapaksa from state mansion
Colombo: Sri Lanka’s parliament voted today (10 September) to evict former president Mahinda Rajapaksa and two others from state-owned mansions under…
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Bangladesh football team returns home after being stuck for 3 days in Nepal amid violent protest
Dhaka : After a wait of three days, the Bangladesh national football team has finally returned home. The players landed at…
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Bhutan’s GDP Growth Masks Rising Fiscal and Economic Vulnerabilities
By Yeshi Dolma While Bhutan’s GDP is projected to grow 8.55% in 2025, the latest Macroeconomic Situation Report reveals deeper…
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Explainer: Why Nepal banned social media and what it means for users?
Kathmandu : Nepal’s government last week banned 26 major social media and messaging platforms—including Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, X (formerly Twitter), and…
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Nepal blocks Facebook, X, YouTube Over failure to register with govt
Kathmandu : Nepal’s government today (5 September) said it is blocking most social media platforms, including Facebook, X and YouTube, because…
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