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A traffic police covers his face during a dust storm in front of Singha Darbar, Kathmandu on Monday. - Gopen Rai
A visitor observes photographs and paintings during an exhibition titled “Bangladesh through Clicks and Brushes” by Mirzapur Ex Cadet Association (MECA) of Bangladesh held at Patan Museum, Lalitpur on Monday. The exhibition runs from 26-28 March. - Gopen Rai
President Bidhya Devi Bhandari shakes hands with Prince Harry during the inaugural session of Nepal Girl Summit hosted by Ministry of Women, Children and Social Welfare in Kathmandu on Wednesday. - Prakash Mathema
Britain's Prince Harry celebrates Holi with students of Gaunda Secondary School in Lamjung on Tuesday. - Yuvaraj Shrestha
Britain's Prince Harry attends a cultural program in Leurani of Lamjung district on Monday. He stayed as a guest in the house of Mangali Tamang, a widow of a former World War II Gurkha soldier. - Yuvaraj Shrestha
Nepal and China have signed 10 agreements on trade, transit and connectivity in Beijing on Monday. Prime Minister KP Oli is on a week-long visit to China. - MoFA, Nepal
Prince Harry with Kathmandu Valley Preservation Trust's functionaries at Patan Darbar Square on Sunday. - Gopen Rai
Prime Minister KP Oli leaves for a five-day official visit to China on Sunday. He is expected to sign agreements on trade, transit, banking and connectivity in Beijing before heading to Hainan to attend the Boao Forum for Asia. - Gopen Rai
Britain's Prince Harry meets Deputy PM and Minister of Foreign Affairs Kamal Thapa before attending a reception hosted by Thapa on Saturday. - Ministry of Information & Communications, Nepal
Britain's Prince Harry arrives in Nepal for a five-day official visit at Tribhuvan International Airport on Saturday. - Gopen Rai
Foreign Affairs Minister Kamal Thapa poses for a group picture along with Foreign Ministers from all South Asian countries after the inauguration ceremony of a SAARC meeting in Pokhara on Thursday. - Kamal Thapa/Twitter
President Bidhya Devi Bhandari attends the opening of Nepal International Trade Fair 2016 at Bhrikutimandap on Thursday. - Gopen Rai
The newly-elected NC President Sher Bahadur Deuba with other leaders at a felicitation program organised by the party in Kathmandu on Wednesday. - Gopen Rai
Nepali sitar player Iswari Upreti enthralls the audience at Yalamaya Classic, a monthly musical event in Patan on Tuesday. - Bikram Rai
Indian Foreign Secretary S. Jaishankar meets Prime Minister KP Oli in Kathmandu on Tuesday. In September last year, he had come to Kathmandu as Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's special envoy to persuade Nepali leaders to not promulgate the constitution. This time, he is here to attend a SAARC meeting in Pokhara. - Gopen Rai
35-year-old Sankhabati Dangol working in the mustard fields of Khokana in Lalitpur on Monday. - Gopen Rai

A traffic police covers his face during a dust storm in front of Singha Darbar, Kathmandu on Monday. - Gopen Rai
A visitor observes photographs and paintings during an exhibition titled “Bangladesh through Clicks and Brushes” by Mirzapur Ex Cadet Association (MECA) of Bangladesh held at Patan Museum, Lalitpur on Monday. The exhibition runs from 26-28 March. - Gopen Rai
President Bidhya Devi Bhandari shakes hands with Prince Harry during the inaugural session of Nepal Girl Summit hosted by Ministry of Women, Children and Social Welfare in Kathmandu on Wednesday. - Prakash Mathema
Britain's Prince Harry celebrates Holi with students of Gaunda Secondary School in Lamjung on Tuesday. - Yuvaraj Shrestha
Britain's Prince Harry attends a cultural program in Leurani of Lamjung district on Monday. He stayed as a guest in the house of Mangali Tamang, a widow of a former World War II Gurkha soldier. - Yuvaraj Shrestha
Nepal and China have signed 10 agreements on trade, transit and connectivity in Beijing on Monday. Prime Minister KP Oli is on a week-long visit to China. - MoFA, Nepal
Prince Harry with Kathmandu Valley Preservation Trust's functionaries at Patan Darbar Square on Sunday. - Gopen Rai
Prime Minister KP Oli leaves for a five-day official visit to China on Sunday. He is expected to sign agreements on trade, transit, banking and connectivity in Beijing before heading to Hainan to attend the Boao Forum for Asia. - Gopen Rai
Britain's Prince Harry meets Deputy PM and Minister of Foreign Affairs Kamal Thapa before attending a reception hosted by Thapa on Saturday. - Ministry of Information & Communications, Nepal
Britain's Prince Harry arrives in Nepal for a five-day official visit at Tribhuvan International Airport on Saturday. - Gopen Rai
Foreign Affairs Minister Kamal Thapa poses for a group picture along with Foreign Ministers from all South Asian countries after the inauguration ceremony of a SAARC meeting in Pokhara on Thursday. - Kamal Thapa/Twitter
President Bidhya Devi Bhandari attends the opening of Nepal International Trade Fair 2016 at Bhrikutimandap on Thursday. - Gopen Rai
The newly-elected NC President Sher Bahadur Deuba with other leaders at a felicitation program organised by the party in Kathmandu on Wednesday. - Gopen Rai
Nepali sitar player Iswari Upreti enthralls the audience at Yalamaya Classic, a monthly musical event in Patan on Tuesday. - Bikram Rai
Indian Foreign Secretary S. Jaishankar meets Prime Minister KP Oli in Kathmandu on Tuesday. In September last year, he had come to Kathmandu as Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's special envoy to persuade Nepali leaders to not promulgate the constitution. This time, he is here to attend a SAARC meeting in Pokhara. - Gopen Rai
35-year-old Sankhabati Dangol working in the mustard fields of Khokana in Lalitpur on Monday. - Gopen Rai

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