This week the most read story on Onlinekhabar was how Nepal was the best place for Americans to retire. During the week, we also talked to Sharad Veshawker on his preparations for WCL matches against Namibia’s cricket team. Here’s a roundup of news from the week.
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Here’s why Nepal is the best place to retire for Americans
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Incognito in Nepal: Where is Prince Harry?
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Seven-star luxury destination, Taj Hotel Resort and Palace, opening in Meghauli from April 1
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How Nepal stands to benefit from Xi’s One Belt, One Road plan
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Shekhar Koirala: the doctor, the messenger and the Nepali Congress politician
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No dawn of justice for the new ‘Batman Vs Superman’ movie? Here’s what you may have overlooked 
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What’s on your mind Sharad?
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India’s EXIM bank interested in opening representative office in Nepal
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The chronicler of rivers comes to Nepal, and picks Bagmati for his new project
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Nepal’s Madheshi leader’s assessment: China wants to talk economics rather than politics
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In Other news
PM Oli to lay foundation stone of Pokhara international airport on Nepali new year
Former coach Pubudu Dassanayake to arrive in Nepal on Monday
ABC Television to face Press Council action for telecasting CK Raut interview
Industries hike price of sunflower oil, sugar amid blockade rumours
Load-shedding will be history in a year, sufficient power for every Nepali within two years: PM Oli
Alleged mastermind behind killing of media baron Arun Singhaniya arrested
Child’s body recovered from Pokhara road, police initiate investigation
Windstorm throws life out of gear in Kathmandu Valley
VDC secretaries in Dolakha on strike, post-quake reconstruction work comes to a halt
Others
Following the Bagmati: From Sundarijal to Rautahat
Finding faith: Swargadwari in pictures
‘Demanding Hindu rajya now will only destabilise Nepal’
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