After defeating Laos in the First Round and progressing to the Second Round of the FIFA World Cup Asian Qualifiers, Nepal’s men’s football team showed great promise. However, the Second Round did not favour the young team.
The news and photographs about the mules being trapped on the suspension bridge over the Karnali River went viral across the country last week. Thirteen mules from Kalekada in Panchdewal Bin
On the occasion of the 57th anniversary of the Madhuparka literary magazine, published by the Gorkhapatra Corporation, three litterateurs were honoured amid a programme in Kathmandu on Wednesday.
People with disabilities in Rong Rural Municipality, who could not walk to the health institutions to receive health treatment due to their physical condition, have started receiving health check-up facilities at home.
In an age of globalisation, migration – internal and external – has become common phenomenon. Technology, transportation and trade have broken down the physical barriers of people’s mobility. Nonetheless,
In an era marked by the urgency of climate change, industries everywhere are feeling more and more pressure to modify their operations for sustainability. The telecommunications industry is one of the most important ones in the battle against climate change. Telecommunications has enormous potential to promote sustainable habits, lessen environmental damage, and build resilience in the face of climatic concerns, far beyond its
The eyes of many cricket enthusiasts around the globe were fixed in Florida, USA, for the match between Nepal and Sri Lanka at the T20 World Cup on Wednesday.
Kirat community has organised a cultural programme on the occasion of their festival Ubhauli Sakela at Bhedetar in Dhankuta district. The Kirat Rai Yayokkh Samiti, Sangurigadhi arranged various cultural events to celebrate the Ubhauli festival.
Lebanon's Hezbollah fired a massive barrage of rockets into northern Israel on Wednesday to avenge the killing of a top commander, further escalating regional tensions as the fate of an internationally-backed plan for a cease-fire in Gaza hung in the balance.
An international level state-of-the-art data centre has been brought into operation by Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA). In order to provide services to commercial companies in the future, the Authority has brought into operation an international level data centre with modern facilities along with the load dispatch centre at Syuchatar in Kathmandu, said the NEA.
It will take a few days for the monsoon to enter the Kathmandu Valley. Currently there is an influence of the monsoon system in the eastern part of the country and the local and western winds as well as low pressure system formed around Bihar in remaining part of the country. Meteorologist at the Department of Hydrology and Meteorology Sanjeev Adhikari said there slim chances of rain in t
A non-native fish species has been found in Belbari and Dhanpalthan of Morang district. This fish, originally from the Amazon River in South America, has spread to East and South Asian countries in recent years.
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’, has issued directives to the concerned government officials to develop and implement a performance-based evaluation system with performance indicators for all civil servants starting from the next financial year.
Park Tae-Young, ambassador of the Republic of Korea to Nepal, has said that Nepal’s state-owned media published by the ‘Gorkhapatra Corporation’ have played an important role in fostering bilateral relations between Nepal and Korea.
In Baglung district, 16 suspension bridges have been constructed in the current fiscal year. The Gandaki Province government built five bridges and the local government constructed eleven. With the construction of these bridges, the daily lives of the people in the rural areas have become easier.