समावेशीकरणको दिशामा नयाँ फड्को : गोरखापत्रद्वारा प्रकाशित याक्खा भाषा

Gorkhapatra Online released a Yakkha‑language edition on 22 Katiik 2083 (5 November 2026), marking the first time the newspaper has published content in the Yakkha language spoken by the Yakkha community in eastern Nepal. The move is part of the publication’s broader effort to promote linguistic diversity and inclusivity in the country. In other local news, a feasibility study for the Dholalghat–Charnavati tunnel route has begun, a project that aims to improve connectivity between the western and eastern regions of Nepal. Delhi authorities have introduced stricter air‑pollution controls in response to rising pollution levels, a measure that will affect vehicle emissions and industrial activity in the capital. Opposition parties have staged protests against the current government, citing concerns over policy decisions and governance. Farmers and traders have called for an increase in the purchase limit for rice, arguing that the current cap restricts market access and income. A shortage of ghee has been reported in a rural village, with residents attributing the scarcity to high demand from urban markets.

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