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Two-day weekend: A boon or a curse in Nepal?

Anamika Tamang

April 30, 2022
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The government has decided to grant public leave for two days on Saturday and Sunday with effect from May 15 at a cabinet meeting held on Tuesday.

With the topic of the two days weekend, NepalNews talks to people on different sector on what they really think about it:

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