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The Rising Nepal
Over 100 vultures die in a mass poisoning at SAfrica’s park
At least 123 vultures died in South Africa’s flagship national park after eating the carcass of an elephant that was poisoned by poachers with agricultural pesticides, park authorities and an animal conservation group said Thursday.
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Buddha Jayanti best wishes
President Ramchandra Paudel has extended his best wishes for happiness, peace, and prosperity to all Buddhist followers, as well as to all Nepali brothers and sisters living both in the country and abroad, on the auspicious occasion of the 2569th Buddha Jayanti on Monday. This day commemorates Gautam Buddha, founder of Buddhist philosophy, the apostle of peace and the pride of the nation.
Scrolling Human Horror
In Kenya, 185 former content moderators are currently suing Meta, the parent company of Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram, and its outsourcing company Sama. They accuse them of violating workers’ rights. Many of those affected are severely traumatised.
Lee’s ballpoint artworks on display at Nepal Art Council
Ballpoint pens (dot pens), commonly used for writing purpose, can also be used to create deeply meaningful artworks. For those who wish to observe an artist’s consciousness and patience, a visit to the o
Snowmelt Ramifications
Climate change and its ramifications are already a harsh reality of life for billions of people worldwide. Retreating glaciers and thinning of ice in the Himalayas are among the glaring features of this new reality.
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Climbers scale Mt. Dhulagiri, Kanchenjunga
A team of 13 climbers, both Nepali and foreign, successfully reached the summit of Mt. Dhaulagiri (8,167 metres), located in Ward 4 of Dhaulagiri Rural Municipality in Myagdi district on Saturday.
Marriage registration further streamlined amid China's pro-marriage reform
In Beijing's historic Qianmen district, a marriage registration office opened Saturday in the bustling Dashilan shopping area, amid a cluster of photo studios and shops offering wedding-related services.
Rapid economic growth is aim of govt: PM Oli
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli committed to protecting the constitution and strengthening the federal democratic republican governance during a meeting of the House of Representatives on Sunday, where issues related to the government’s proposed policies and programmes were discussed.
Exports from Bhairahawa SEZ stand at Rs. 770 million
Goods worth about Rs. 770 million have been exported from the Bhairahawa Special Economic Zone (SEZ) in the first nine months of the current fiscal year 2024/25. After the industries established in the SEZ in
Man United and Tottenham reach Europa League final
For Manchester United or Tottenham, a miserable campaign will end in Europa League glory. Despite both teams la
Security tightened in Nepalgunj after escalating India-Pakistan tensions
Amid escalating tensions between South Asia’s two major powers, India and Pakistan, security forces on both sides of the Nepal-India border have heightened surveillance and control, particularly at the Nepalgunj-Jamunaha border point.
Indian, Pakistani troops trade intense artillery fire overnight
Indian and Pakistani soldiers exchanged heavy volleys of shells and gunfire across their frontier in Kashmir overnight, killing at least five civilians in a growing military standoff that erupted following an attack on tourists in the India-controlled portion of the disputed region.
Dearth of gucchi mushrooms disappoints Humla locals
Farmers who ventured into the forest to gather gucchi mushrooms, also known as morel mushrooms, are worried as they struggle to find mushrooms that were abundant in the past.
Senior citizens in Nawalpur get social allowance at home
A new initiative to distribute social security allowances door-to-door has been launched in Madhyabindu Municipality-14, located in the hilly region of Nawalparasi East (Nawalpur).
Link Politics With The Real Economy
Politics is a common subject matter for conversation among people of all types and a great spur to collective action. The driving forces of politics are natural human impulse, vault of aspiration and satisf
