
Kathmandu- The construction entrepreneurs’ development council has decided to provide Rs 3 million to the earthquake survivors. The council’s meeting held under the chairmanship of Minister for Physical Infrastructures and Transport, Prakash Jwala, took this decision. Rs 3 million would be provided to the quake
Kathmandu- Kathmandu Marriott Hotel proudly announces the commencement of its much-awaited Advent Calendar 2023, igniting
Kathmandu- Standard Chartered Bank on Friday announced a donation of USD 100,000 (NPR 13.3 million)
Kathmandu- An angioplasty surgery has been conducted on Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Home Affairs Narayankaji Shrestha at Bansbari-based Shahid Gangalal National Heart Centre.
Kathmandu- The World Toilet Day is being observed today in Nepal as well with a variety of programs. November 19 is being observed as the World Toilet Day since 2013, at the call of the United Nations to promote awareness on sanitation and access to clean and safe toilets. The Day is being celebrated this
The United Kingdom’s main opposition, Labour Party, has expressed its solidarity for the struggle waged by ex-Gurkha veterans who resorted to staging hunger strike nearby Prime Minister’s residence since last Saturday to have their demands addressed. The Labour Party told the Boris Johnson-led incumbent government that the unequal pension pay to Gurkhas – who fought
House of Representatives (HoR) members have demanded the government promptly take measures to reduce the Kathmandu Valley’s air pollution and the waste problem. Airing views in a session of the lower house today, Uday Shumsher
Kathmandu- Police have arrested a Pakistani and an Azerbaijani national on the charge of their involvement in cheating and made them public. A team from Kathmandu Valley Crime Investigation Office arrested Nazir Mohammad, 51, of
Parents were arrested in Bagliung on the charge of killing a two-month-old baby. The arrested were Biru BK, 24, of Nisikhola rural municipality-4, Wadachair and 30-year-old Sabina, shared Information Officer at the District Police Office,
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Home Affairs, Narayan Kaji Shrestha, has said all those accused and suspected in the fake Bhutanese refugee scandal will be investigated. Receiving a memorandum by a delegation of the