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Nepal schools make Mandarin compulsory after China offers to pay teachers’ salaries

June 18, 2019;

KATHMANDU: A Chinese government’s proposal for covering the salaries of teachers in Nepal who teach Mandarin have prompted many privates schools in the Himalayan nation to make it mandatory for students to learn the language according to a media report. … Continued

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