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"Nepal's Judicial History Records Nearly Destroyed Protests": Supreme Court
Nepal's Supreme Court has said that important documents forming part of the country's judicial history were nearly destroyed in the recent student-led anti-government protests, even as it pledged to resume operations at the earliest.
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"Look What's Happening In Neighbouring Nations": Top Court's Nepal Mention
Violent protests in Nepal this week (and in Bangladesh in July last year) found mention in the Supreme Court Wednesday during the hearing of a presidential reference on the court's April 12 order on deadknes for clearing state bills.
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Told Russian Woman, Child Left Without Passport, Court Suspects Embassy Role
Russian woman Victoria Basu has most likely reached Russia via UAE after she escaped to Nepal from Bihar, the Delhi Police informed the Supreme Court today.
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Nepal's Top Court Puts Cap On Number Of Everest Climbers
Nepal's Supreme Court has ordered the government to limit the number of mountaineering permits issued for Everest and other peaks, a lawyer confirmed Friday, just as expeditions prepare for the spring climbing season.
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Nepal Promotes LGBT-Friendly Tourism With First International Rainbow Conference
Nepal hosts its inaugural International Rainbow Tourism Conference, advocating for LGBT rights, inclusivity, and economic growth in the tourism sector.
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First Lesbian Couple In Nepal Officially Registers Their Marriage
This makes Nepal, the first in South Asia to formally recognise and register a same-sex marriage following the Supreme Court's decision.
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This Country Becomes 1st In South Asia To Register Same-Sex Marriage
Five months after the Supreme Court legalised it, Nepal on Wednesday formally registered the first case of same-sex marriage, making it the first South Asian country to do so.
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Nepal's Supreme Court Issues Order To Register Same-Sex Marriages
Nepal's Supreme Court on Wednesday issued an interim order to the government to temporarily register same-sex marriage, a notice by the court said.
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Nepal PM Admits "Responsible For Killing 5,000 People" During Insurgency
A writ petition was registered against Nepal Prime Minister at the Supreme Court on Tuesday, seeking an order to arrest him for admitting to being responsible for the killing of 5,000 people during the decade-long Maoist insurgency in the country.
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How "Serpent" Sobhraj, After Delhi Escape, Was Caught In Goa: Reporter Recalls
Charles Sobhraj is back in news after Nepal's Supreme Court ordered the release of the 78-year-old Frenchman of Indian and Vietnamese parentage
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Cop Who Caught "Bikini Killer" Charles Sobhraj Is Happy With His Release. Here's His Reason
Nepal's Supreme Court on Wednesday ordered release of Charles Sobhraj, 78, who has been in jail here for close to two decades on murder charges
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Charles Sobhraj Was Known As 'Bikini Killer' And 'Serpent': 5 Facts
Charles Sobhraj, the French serial killer, will be released on health grounds, the Nepal Supreme Court ordered today. The Indian-origin killer was responsible for a string of murders across Asia in the 1970s.
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Nepal Government Gets Show Cause Notice In Serial Killer Charles Sobhraj Case
Nepal's Supreme Court has issued a show cause notice to government seeking clarification why notorious serial killer Charles Sobhraj, who is serving life imprisonment in murder case, should not be released from jail after spending 18 years in prison.
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Nepal's Chief Justice Refuses To Step Down Amid Row Over Government Links
Nepal Supreme Court Chief Justice Cholendra Shumsher Rana has refused to resign from his post amidst allegations that he helped his brother-in-law secure a berth in the Sher Bahadur Deuba-led Cabinet, triggering an unusual judicial crisis.
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Nepal's Supreme Court Orders Appointment Of Sher Bahadur Deuba As Prime Minister
In a landmark verdict, Nepal's Supreme Court on Monday directed President Bidya Devi Bhandari to appoint Nepali Congress chief Sher Bahadur Deuba as prime minister by Tuesday.
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"Nepal's Judicial History Records Nearly Destroyed Protests": Supreme Court
Nepal's Supreme Court has said that important documents forming part of the country's judicial history were nearly destroyed in the recent student-led anti-government protests, even as it pledged to resume operations at the earliest.
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"Look What's Happening In Neighbouring Nations": Top Court's Nepal Mention
Violent protests in Nepal this week (and in Bangladesh in July last year) found mention in the Supreme Court Wednesday during the hearing of a presidential reference on the court's April 12 order on deadknes for clearing state bills.
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Told Russian Woman, Child Left Without Passport, Court Suspects Embassy Role
Russian woman Victoria Basu has most likely reached Russia via UAE after she escaped to Nepal from Bihar, the Delhi Police informed the Supreme Court today.
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Nepal's Top Court Puts Cap On Number Of Everest Climbers
Nepal's Supreme Court has ordered the government to limit the number of mountaineering permits issued for Everest and other peaks, a lawyer confirmed Friday, just as expeditions prepare for the spring climbing season.
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Nepal Promotes LGBT-Friendly Tourism With First International Rainbow Conference
Nepal hosts its inaugural International Rainbow Tourism Conference, advocating for LGBT rights, inclusivity, and economic growth in the tourism sector.
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First Lesbian Couple In Nepal Officially Registers Their Marriage
This makes Nepal, the first in South Asia to formally recognise and register a same-sex marriage following the Supreme Court's decision.
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This Country Becomes 1st In South Asia To Register Same-Sex Marriage
Five months after the Supreme Court legalised it, Nepal on Wednesday formally registered the first case of same-sex marriage, making it the first South Asian country to do so.
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Nepal's Supreme Court Issues Order To Register Same-Sex Marriages
Nepal's Supreme Court on Wednesday issued an interim order to the government to temporarily register same-sex marriage, a notice by the court said.
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Nepal PM Admits "Responsible For Killing 5,000 People" During Insurgency
A writ petition was registered against Nepal Prime Minister at the Supreme Court on Tuesday, seeking an order to arrest him for admitting to being responsible for the killing of 5,000 people during the decade-long Maoist insurgency in the country.
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How "Serpent" Sobhraj, After Delhi Escape, Was Caught In Goa: Reporter Recalls
Charles Sobhraj is back in news after Nepal's Supreme Court ordered the release of the 78-year-old Frenchman of Indian and Vietnamese parentage
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Cop Who Caught "Bikini Killer" Charles Sobhraj Is Happy With His Release. Here's His Reason
Nepal's Supreme Court on Wednesday ordered release of Charles Sobhraj, 78, who has been in jail here for close to two decades on murder charges
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Charles Sobhraj Was Known As 'Bikini Killer' And 'Serpent': 5 Facts
Charles Sobhraj, the French serial killer, will be released on health grounds, the Nepal Supreme Court ordered today. The Indian-origin killer was responsible for a string of murders across Asia in the 1970s.
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Nepal Government Gets Show Cause Notice In Serial Killer Charles Sobhraj Case
Nepal's Supreme Court has issued a show cause notice to government seeking clarification why notorious serial killer Charles Sobhraj, who is serving life imprisonment in murder case, should not be released from jail after spending 18 years in prison.
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Nepal's Chief Justice Refuses To Step Down Amid Row Over Government Links
Nepal Supreme Court Chief Justice Cholendra Shumsher Rana has refused to resign from his post amidst allegations that he helped his brother-in-law secure a berth in the Sher Bahadur Deuba-led Cabinet, triggering an unusual judicial crisis.
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Nepal's Supreme Court Orders Appointment Of Sher Bahadur Deuba As Prime Minister
In a landmark verdict, Nepal's Supreme Court on Monday directed President Bidya Devi Bhandari to appoint Nepali Congress chief Sher Bahadur Deuba as prime minister by Tuesday.
