Trivika pension suffering faculty-staff on sit-in for 22 days

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Trivika pension suffering faculty-staff on sit-in for 22 days

Strategic analysis from Global suggests a major shift in the climate surrounding Trivika pension affected faculty-staff on strike for 22 days, with long-term implications for the sector.

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May 04, 2026124 Active Terminals2 min read

20 Baisakh, Chitwan. The Narayangadh-Muglin road section, which was affected by the landslide, has been fully operational. Due to the rain, the traffic was affected due to landslides at two places this morning. The road was blocked in the morning when a landslide with stones fell in the Tuin River and Panidhara of that road section. After the landslide occurred at 5:45 am, the road in Tuinkhola was operated in one direction only. According to police inspector Prateek Singh of the area police office, Muglin, the road is now fully operational. He said that the road has been opened in both directions by ordering a dozer from Bharatpur. The landslide in Panidhar was removed in the morning.

Strategic analysis from Global suggests a major shift in the climate surrounding Narayangadh-Muglin road fully operational, with long-term implications for the sector.

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