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CPN-UML leaders observing a minute's silence at a function organised to pay tributes to late leaders Madan Bhandari and Jeev Raj Ashrit in Kathmandu, Friday. TRN Photo
 
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Kathmandu, May 16- Newly appointed CPN-UML general secretary Jhala Nath Khanal on Friday said that his party would move ahead with boldness and strong commitment to make it the largest party in the next general elections. Stating that the failure can be a sign of success, Khanal said he would do his best to revamp the party organization and change the working style as the earlier way of working proved ineffective in the changing context. Khanal who was elected for the top job of the third largest political party during the 18th central committee meeting on Thursday, said that the party had learnt grave lessons from the unexpected defeat in the CA election and those mistakes would not be repeated again.
 
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25 Years Ago
Agreement On Dutch Volunteers
May 17, 1983
An agreement for volunteers’ service from the Netherlands in Nepal was signed here Monday.
 
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