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Reports from Nepal Samaya and Nepal Views estimate that the Nepali Congress vote count will take another five to seven days, with preparations underway to speed up the process.
The counting of votes for the Nepali Congress is expected to take another five to seven days to complete, according to reports from Nepal Samaya and Nepal Views. The reports say preparations are underway to accelerate the process, but they do not specify where the counting is taking place or provide a date for its completion.
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Madal sales climb in Sunsari as Deusi-Bhailo groups buy traditional drums ahead of Tihar, with Dharan traders saying digital sound systems have not dimmed the instrument's appeal.
NDRRMA consults stakeholders on draft national action plans for cold wave preparedness and snowfall response for 2026, while expediting post-disaster reconstruction work.
Yamapanchak began with Kag Tihar on Friday, Kartik Krishna Trayodashi, as crows were offered favourite foods across Nepal as messengers of Yamaraj.
