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BIRATNAGAR, Feb 9: The Koshi Provincial government and advocates calling for naming the province based on ethnic identity have reached a five-point agreement on Friday. The two sides have agreed to rename the province in accordance with the constitution.

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The Frolic team picks 19 Christmas foodie gifts that are sweet, savory, boozy, non-boozy and so much in between.

BIRATNAGAR, Sept 25: Two ministers and two state ministers of Koshi Province took oath before province chief Parshuram Khapung on Monday.

BIRATNAGAR, Sept 25: Koshi Province Chief Minister Hikmat Kumar Karki has prepared to expand the provincial cabinet. Karki has prepared to expand the cabinet by appointing four ministers.

KATHMANDU, Aug 24: The writ petition filed by Hikmat Kumar Karki, a member of Koshi Provincial Assembly from the CPN-UML, against the Koshi government, has been scheduled for hearing today. The preliminary hearing on the writ petition will be conducted by the bench of Justice Ishwar Prasad Khatiwada.

In Japan, people who isolate themselves are know as hikikomori. Recently, their numbers have grown, and groups are helping them reintegrate into society.

BIRATNAGAR, August 2: Newly appointed Chief Minister of Koshi Province, Uddhav Thapa, has been administered oath of office and secrecy amidst a ceremony on Wednesday.

Friday, July 21 is National Snack Food Day. It's day when everyone can indulge in their favorite snacks without the personal judgement we typically heap on ourselves for eating empty calories.

The use of anime characters in marketing is common in Japan. The strategy exploits people’s affection, or “moe,” toward characters to sell goods and services. A recent study from Doshisha University investigated the use of moe characters in regional promotion content for the Chita Peninsula of Japan. The study found that moe-based promotion strategies encourage simplistic views of a region’s rich history, objectification of women, and harmful heteronormative notions of masculinity.