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Landless squatters question government's commitment to resolving land issues

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By Deepak Rak Sapkota
| HT Syndication
Nepal, May 17 -- Only four of the 100 points included in the government's annual policy and programme, presented in Parliament, directly address land-related issues, prompting concerns among land rights activists and landless communities about the government's commitment to resolving the longstanding issue. Point 17 of the policy document mentions the concept of a land bank.
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Landless squatters descend on Kathmandu to protest evictions

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By Deepak Rak Sapkota
| HT Syndication
Kathmandu, May 12 -- Landless squatters and informal settlers from different parts of the country have arrived in Kathmandu to protest nationwide eviction campaigns. As part of their protest, launched amid fears that bulldozers could reach their own settlements and that they could be the next target, they say they will share stories of hardship and displacement with the government.
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Organic components modulate the morphology of respirable aerovirology-relevant aerosols

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By Deepak Rak Sapkota, Yuhui Guo, Amrita Chakraborty
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Airborne transmission of viruses occurs via aerosol particles, whose morphology provides insights into the microenvironments that viruses experience. Aerosol morphology includes particle size, shape, phase state, and chemical homogeneity, yet systematic studies remain limited. Here, we characterized model bioaerosol morphologies generated from (1) NaCl–organic two-component mixtures, (2) common cell culture media, and (3) artificial respiratory fluids.
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