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NEA receives ‘Double A Plus’ credit rating for the third year in a row
Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) has received ‘Double A Plus-AA+)’ credit rating this year as well. ICRA Nepal Ltd., the credit rating agency in
Ordinances will be endorsed with due process: PM Oli
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has said that the government has introduced ordinances to streamline public services, improve the investment environment, and address economic challenges.
After 17 long years, bridge finally takes shape over Ratuwa Khola
After a wait of 17 years, a bridge has finally been constructed over the Ratuwa Khola, connecting Ratuwamai Municipality in Morang and Gauriganj Rural Municipality in Jhapa district along the Bhadrapur Postal Highway.
Matinaya Bakhan Published
On the occasion of Valentine's Day, senior writer Keshar Man Tamrakar's 'Matinaya Bakhan' was made public by senior writer Mathura Sayami. In Nepalbhasha Times magazine a collection
Filming of highly anticipated movie Balidan completed
The shooting of the highly anticipated film Balidan has been completed. Directed by Santosh Sen, the filming was wrapped up in just four months. Director Sen stated that no compromises we
Halesi Tuwachung prepares plan to advance energy access
Halesi Tuwachung Municipality has developed its first Municipal Energy Plan (MEP) to advance energy access. This plan is designed to systematically guide t
Fearful immigrants ask activists to sign guardianship papers
The day before President Donald Trump's inauguration, a dozen immigrant families came to Nora Sandigo's ranch to ask her to be a legal guardian of their children. Now they are insisting she come over to their homes to sign the necessary paperwo
DPM Paudel, Pokhara Mayor Acharya admitted to Kirtipur Burn Hospital
Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister, Bishnu Prasad Paudel, and Mayor of Pokhara Metropolitan City, Dhanraj Acharya, who su
Shiffrin on track for milestone
US star Mikaela Shiffrin remained on course to become the most decorated alpine World Ski Championships racer in history after safely negotiating the first run of the women's slalom in Saalbach on Saturday.
Elephantiasis still prevalent in Banke
Despite administering medication 13 times, the campaign against elephantiasis has not been successful in three municipalities and one ward in Banke district. After the failure of the campaign, the
Nepa~laya brings out ‘Sat Sal ko Katha’ on eve of Nepal’s 75th Democracy Day
Nepa~laya launched the book ‘Sat Sal ko Katha’ on Saturday, February 15 on the eve of the 75th anniversary of the advent of democracy in Nepal. The book, a historical reportage by one
Pentagon to take back troops discharged over COVID-19
The Defense Department has told the military services to reach out once again to service members who were forced out or voluntarily left the military because they refused to get the COVID vaccine and see if they want to reenlist.
Bust Stigma Associated With Leprosy
Leprosy is still one of the most poorly understood despite being one of the earliest diseases ever documented in human history. Leprosy is still stigmatised, discriminated against, and socially isolated even with m
When We Look Away
Nepal Yatayat, the one from Tikathali to Baneshwor to Teaching Hospital to Chabahil, storms through the city like it owns the roads. The driver cuts through traffic with reckless confidence, while the condu
Climate Adaptation Fund
The impacts of climate change in Nepal are most acutely experienced by local communities, requiring that climate adaptation happen at the local level. The country's diverse geography and varied vulnerabilit
