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Domestic and Diplomatic priorities of the Oli Government

By Shambhu Ram Simkhada (KATHMANDU, October 16) – On 11 October, 2015 K P Sharma Oli, leader of the Communist Party of Nepal United Marxists Leninists was sworn-in as the 38th

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