KATHMANDU: Nepali Congress President Gagan Thapa has expressed serious concern over the growing trend of deploying police into media houses to detain journalists and releasing them only after public pressure.
Issuing a statement on Friday, Thapa demanded that the government immediately stop unlawful arrests and unnecessary harassment.
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In his post on social media this evening, the Minister said that the government is fully committed to press freedom.
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KATHMANDU: Eight individuals, including the former general manager, have been arrested on charges of financial irregularities amounting to Rs 121 million at the...
KATHMANDU: At least two Pakistani cricketers, Iftikhar Ahmed and Hussain Shah, have returned home after the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) failed to grant them no...
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