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BOATING IN BEGNAS: Tourists enjoying the panoramic views of snow-capped mountains while boating in Begnas, the second largest lake of the lake city Pokhara. (Rajesh Dhungana/TRN)
 
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Gold medallists of the recently concluded South Asian Games (SAG) pose for photograph with Prime Minsiter Madhav Kumar Nepal (sitting row, 2nd from right) at the official residence of the premier at Baluwatar, Tuesday. (Photo: Rajendra Chitrakar/TRN)
 
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Kathmandu, Nov. 11 - Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’ Tuesday said that the government was committed to the rule of law and vowed to end anarchy and impunity. PM was speaking at the Legislature Parliament taking the special time from the CA Chairman. He urged the Constituent Assembly (CA) members not to cast doubt over the government as nobody was above law.
 
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By A Staff Reporter
November 11, 1983 Tuesday - After two years of continuous slump, the international tourist arrivals in the Kingdom registered a 15.9 percent increase during the first quarter of this year.
 
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