November 10, 2026, Tuesday
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Oli's message: Diversity is Nepal's beauty and strength, unity increases national strength

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Kathmandu. CPN-UML Chairman KP Sharma Oli has said that Nepal's ethnic, linguistic and cultural diversity is an important strength of the country along with its national beauty. On the occasion of World Tribal Day, President Oli said that mutual reconciliation, coexistence and unity among Nepal's diversity will further strengthen the national strength.

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