Government buildings in Kathmandu have been damaged during protests, and budget clearance is now needed for reconstruction projects.
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Government buildings in Kathmandu have been damaged during protests, and budget clearance is now needed for reconstruction projects.
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A major governance failure has been identified in Kathmandu, the capital city of Nepal.Also in this story
- Corruption involving political influence and gifts is surfacing in Kathmandu, affecting regional diplomacy and global political issues.
- The government failed to fulfill commitments made to victims in Kathmandu.
- Religious pilgrimages in Kathmandu are facing challenges due to inadequate waste management services at sites like Pashupatinath Temple.
- Police participated in evictions in Kathmandu, relocating families to City Stadium.
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