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The Post’s Weekly News Quiz: Asia Cup, power trade, Lalita Niwas land scam
How closely did you follow the news this week? Take our quiz and find out.
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Published at : September 2, 2023
Updated at : September 2, 2023 19:19
1 of 10 
The Nepal Electricity Authority spent what amount of money in the last fiscal year 2022-23 to buy power from India?
Rs19.44 billion
Rs200 billion
Rs1.5 trillion
Rs 20 million
2 of 10
When Nepal’s Parliament did ratify the much-debated MCC compact?
March 2023
February 2022
June 2000
April 2010
3 of 10
Which metropolis launched a robotics and artificial intelligence programme in a school under its territory?
Biratnagar
Pokhara
Kathmandu
Lalitpur
4 of 10
Which US senator arrived in Kathmandu on Friday?
Chris Van Hollen
Tommy Tuberville
Katie Britt
Dan Sullivan
5 of 10
How many individuals have been charged with forgery in the Lalita Niwas land scam?
500
10
310
1,500
6 of 10
According to a survey, what percent of the population across the country is consuming iodine in excess of the recommended levels?
68 percent
99 percent
10 percent
0.02 percent
7 of 10
Which province has become the first province to be on a budget holiday?
Koshi
Lumbini
Gandaki
None of the above
8 of 10
When did the federal parliament endorse Nepal’s latest political and administrative map?
2020
2022
1989
2000
9 of 10
Who was declared player of the match during Nepal’s match against Pakistan?
Babar Azam
Sandeep Lamichhane
Mohammad Rizwan
None of the above
10 of 10
Nepal will play against which team in the Asia Cup match scheduled for Monday?
Bangladesh
India
Afghanistan
Sri Lanka
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