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October 17, 2016
The editorial board of The Himalayan Times wrote an editorial about Nepal’s standing in the 2016 Global Hunger Index, released last week. According to the piece, published on Oct. 17, “Nepal should take a cue from its rating in the GHI and strive to do even better. There is no reason for Nepal to miss the target if all-out efforts are made in agriculture and also in their distribution.”
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