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Birgunj Customs Office exceeds monthly revenue target

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The office had set a revenue collection target of Rs 26.46 billion for the month. 
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Greenhouse gas levels hit new record highs in 2025: UN

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Levels of the three main greenhouse gases -- the climate-warming carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide -- all rose to unprecedented figures in 2025, the UN's weather and climate agency said.
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Global sports stars who have drawn China's ire

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He is the latest in a string of global athletes to have faced public backlash and financial repercussions in China after commenting on politically sensitive topics.
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Trekkers urged to stay off Mustang trails amid adverse weath...

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Heavy snowfall, blizzards and avalanches are also possible in high-hill and mountainous regions.
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Nepal Red Cross Society urges public to donate blood

Blood donation programmes at the Central Blood Transfusion Service were disrupted during the festive break, while demand for blood from patients receiving hospital treatment has continued to rise, the society said.
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Cyclone Arnab: Heavy rain, snowfall risk on Thursday, Friday and Saturday

The cyclone itself is not expected to enter Nepal directly, but the weather systems associated with it could affect the country.
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SOCIETY

Immigration Department urges suspension of trekking activities for three days

The DoI stated that trekking permits would not be issued for these areas during the period.
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SOCIETY

Encroachment on elephant corridors fuels rising human-elephant conflict

Encroachment on elephant corridors and shrinking forest habitats are intensifying human-elephant conflict in Koshi Province, claiming lives, killing elephants and damaging homes and crops.
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India media groups challenge new data privacy rules in top court

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government introduced the rules last year to guide the law to strengthen personal data protection, but critics say their sweeping scope risks undermining public interest reporting.
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ECONOMY

Tihar flower trade projected at Rs 645 million; flood damage may push imports up 11 percen...

Around 5.18 million flower garlands of various types, worth Rs 480 million, are expected to be sold during the five-day festival of lights, which begins on November 6 this year.
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