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BIMSTEC should uphold spirit of regional unity and collective cooperation: Minister Dr Rana

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BIMSTEC should uphold spirit of regional unity and collective cooperation: Minister Dr Rana

Kathmandu, April 3: Minister for Foreign Affairs Dr Arzu Rana Deuba has stressed the need for the Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and..

Federal Democratic Madhesi Front to be announced today

KATHMANDU: Various Tarai-focused parties are set to announce the Federal Democratic Madhesi Front today at 3 pm at Baneshwor Banquet. The alliance will include seven..

Nepal and Thailand sign MoUs on tourism and culture

Bangkok, Thailand, April 2: Nepal and Thailand signed two separate Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) related to tourism and culture on Wednesday. The MoUs were signed..

PM Oli, Thai PM Shinawatra holds meeting

Kathmandu, Apr.2: A courtesy meeting has been held between Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli and Prime Minister of Thailand Paetongtran Shinawatra, today. Prime Minister Oli..

Teachers’ Federation launches indefinite protest in Kathmandu

Kathmandu: The Nepal Teachers Federation has launched an indefinite protest in Kathmandu from today, intensifying its ongoing movement that began on February 2. Through the..

Two parliamentary committees to hold meeting today

Kathmandu: Two committees under the Federal Parliament—the State Affairs and Good Governance Committee and the Public Policy and Delegated Legislation Committee—are scheduled to hold meetings..

Economy

Nepal and Thailand sign MoUs on tourism and culture

PM Oli leaves for Thailand to attend BIMSTEC Summit

Cooperation among three-tier govt stressed for Chure conservation

Govt to provide 100 thousand US dollars assistance to AIT

Low visibility leads to diversions of international flights

Feature

Digital Nepal: Leave no one behind in campaign

19th Asian Games: Nepal archers hopeful of high-scoring

Janai Purnima, Gaijatra festival being celebrated today

Phalahari Baba, the Priest of Triphala National Library (Feature)

Bookaholic Leena bemuses everyone when she finished reading 867 books in a year

Increasing mental health resources imperative to care for mental illness (Feature)

Governance

Journalist Siva Bhattarai Honored with Letter of Recognition for Helping Family Find Missing Daughter

Govt invites applications for post of MD of Nepal Telecom

Bir Hospital to operate OPD service at 8.00 am from July 17

Opportunity to transform police organization-IGP Kunwar

Province / Local Government

1st National Bamboo Conference: Khotang to identify itself as a bamboo capital

Khotang, March 2: The 1st National Bamboo Conference held in the district has decided to establish a bamboo museum and identify Khotang district as the bamboo capital. Diktel Rupakot Majhuwagadhi municipality which organized the event mentioned it in the declaration after concluding the conference. The three-day conference issued a 35-point 'Khotang Declaration' which stated Diktel..

Journalists Bhattarai and Gachchhadar honoured by Himalaya English School

Koshi province government to organize investment summit in May

China’s global project BRI enhances prosperity in Nepal: Speakers

PM Oli terms ‘Damak Business Complex’ as a model of modern development

Floods cause loss of Rs 5 billion in Madhes

Dhanusha, Oct 2: The recent floods, landslides and inundation have caused a huge loss in Madhes.According to preliminary reports, the calamitous incidents have caused damages to arable land and agricultural infrastructure along with livestock and fisheries. The loss is estimated to be over Rs 5 billion. Farmers are worried of paddy being submerged. Agriculture experts..

Heavy rainfall likely in Koshi, Gandaki, Lumbini and Sudurpaschim provinces

No shortage of chemical fertilizers in Madhes this time

Madhes CM Satish Singh to seek vote of confidence on July 5

Madhes Province Chief Minister facing floor test today

14,308 students graduate at TU’s 50th convocation

Kathmandu: A total of 14,308 students graduated from Tribhuvan University (TU) during its 50th convocation ceremony held at Dasharath Stadium in Tripureshwor. Prime Minister and TU Chancellor KP Sharma Oli personally presented certificates to students who achieved the highest marks and completed their doctoral studies. This year’s graduates included 9,068 undergraduate students, 5,055 postgraduate students,..

Journalist Siva Bhattarai Honored with Letter of Recognition for Helping Family Find Missing Daughter

KMC begins to install air quality monitoring devices

Acting Prime Minister’s responsibility allocated to DPM Singh

‘Travel via BP highway is not as easy as it used to be ‘

Preparations underway for ‘Pokhara Visit Year’ announcement

Pokhara: Pokhara Metropolitan City is gearing up to announce the “Pokhara Visit Year 2025” with an ambitious goal of attracting 2 million tourists. Mayor Dhanraj Acharya of Pokhara Metropolitan City shared that the official declaration will be made on February 15. A 1,050-member organizing committee has been established, led by Mayor Acharya. Additionally, the Mayor..

‘One local government, one post office’ in Kaski

20 motorable bridges constructed in Gandaki Province in last FY

Bhanu Cup Football from today

Heavy rainfall likely to occur at some places of five provinces

Lumbini province government decides to keep subordinate bodies on standby to respond to possible disasters

Lumbini, Sept 30: The Lumbini Province Government has put its subordinate bodies on standby to respond to potential risks from natural disasters.The government has expressed sorrow over the loss of lives and properties in disasters caused by the continuous three-day rains in the province. A meeting of the Council of Ministers here today has stressed..

Lumbini to be made self-reliant thru tourism

Lumbini Chief Minister Acharya to take a vote of confidence today

Lumbini CM Mahara taking vote of confidence today

Landslide in Rukum East: One killed, three injured

Emphasis on protection of Right to reproductive health

Kathmandu, Nov 23: Various speakers have pointed out the need to strengthen right to reproductive health in the country. Speaking at an event organised on the occasion of 25 years since the introduction of safe abortion services in Nepal, they said the provision of reproductive health rights as stipulated in Article 38 (2) of the..

Discussion on Nepal’s export promotion in Abu Dhabi

Construction of 135 MW Manang Marsyangdi HP starts

Power from Sanjen Hydropower Project connected to national grid

Possibility of light snowfall in Koshi, Bagmati, Gandaki and Karnali

Agriculture production up despite decrease in agricultural land in Sudurpaschim

Kathmandu, Jan 24: The agricultural land in the Sudurpaschim Province is gradually decreasing.A study conducted by Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) shows that the area covered by major agricultural crops, food and other crops, vegetables and fruits and spices has decreased by 7.71 per cent in the province. Similarly, the production of such crops has increased..