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Is Nepal vegan friendly? Yes! Nepal is one of the many destinations where vegans need not worry about limited food choices. This is partly thanks to the location: – situated in the lap of the Himalayas, the country is blessed with fertile soil and abundant greenery, and thus the Nepalese enjoy a rich plant-based diet. It’s also partly thanks to culture: – following the dictates of their religion, a portion of the Hindu and Buddhist population follow a strict vegan (or vegetarian) diet. Being Vegan In Nepal Nepalese Plant-Based Diet: Fit for a Vegan Here are some examples of vegan nepalese foods: Dal, bhaat, tarkaari or lentil soup, rice, and vegetable curry are the staple of Nepalese cuisine. Green leafy vegetables like mustard greens, spinach, amaranth, bok choy, and the tender edible leaves and stems of seasonal vegetables (pumpkin, chayote, etc.) are fried or blanched with aromatic spices and herbs. Protein-rich broth made from pulses like kidney beans, black-eyed ...

PNG Dataco has paid a dividend of K3 million to the State through its Shareholder Kumul Consolidated Holdings. This was the first ever dividend paid since its establishment in 2014 as a State Owned Entity. State Owned Enterprise Minister, William Duma witnessed the ceremony recently. Over 8-years since its establishment as a wholesaler of telecommunications, DataCo has invested over K1.2 Billion in building Modern infrastructure as part of the National Transmission Network. Chairman of PNG DataCo, Dr. Thomas Webser says they are required to ensure these ongoing investments in the communal digital infrastructure to provide affordable services to our people. Minister Duma noted that PNG DataCo was established with a responsibility to build National Transmission Network . Eight years later, the telecommunication wholesaler has invested millions of kina in building digital infrastructures such as the international Coral Sea terminal, Kumul Submarine network and nearly 2000 kilometres of te...