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TU says more than 700 ropanis of land returned to university control

Tribhuvan University (TU) has said more than 700 ropanis of land in Kirtipur have been brought back under its management after institutions and organisations occupying the properties formally communicated with the university regarding vacating, renewing or entering into new agreements.

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TU says more than 700 ropanis of land returned to university control
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