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The Rising Nepal
Tirtha Kumari Thapa musical evening on November 24
Veteran folk singer Tirtha Kumari Thapa is set to host her first solo musical evening ‘Tirtha Kumari Golden Evening 2080’. The musical evening is scheduled to be held at Rastriya Naach Ghar, Jamal on November 24.
Learning From Calamity
Nepal is no stranger to earthquakes. Because the country sits above major tectonic fault lines, earthquakes have been a recurring natural hazard. Since the devastating 2015 Gorkha earthquake, we hav
Prediction About Solar Cycle Wrong: Scientists
Scientists who forecast solar activity have admitted that their predictions for the current solar cycle are far from reality. Now researchers say we are rapidly approaching a more intense peak in solar a
Seti River diverted to build dam for Tanahun Hydro Project
The Seti River has been diverted for the construction of the main dam of the 140 MW Tanahun Hydropower Project. Construction of the dam has been started by diverting the river through a diversion tunnel.
Park opens in northern Morang
Minister for Youth and Sports Dig Bahadur Limbu has said the villages of Northern Morang are incredibly beautiful from a tourism perspective. Inaugurating Niselung Park in Tadi of Miklajung-3, Morang on Sunday, Minister Limbu who was elected from Morang Constituency-1 said that though villages in his constituency have significant tourism potential, they remained unnoticed due to the lack of promotion.
Real drop to second place behind Girona
Jude Bellingham couldn't come through this time and Real Madrid was held by Rayo Vallecano in their Madrid derby on Sunday to drop to second place in the Spanish league. The 0-0 draw ended Madrid's perfect record at home and kept it from joining Girona at the top of the standings after 12 rounds. Girona had moved three points clear with a 4-2 win at Osasuna on Saturday. Madrid would have taken the lead on goal difference by beating Ra
Tens of thousands of ancient coins have been found off Sardinia
A diver who spotted something metallic not far from Sardinia's coast has led to the discovery of tens of thousands of ancient bronze coins. Italy's culture minis
Does an AI tool help boost patterns of adoptions?
Former social worker Thea Ramirez has developed an artificial intelligence -powered tool that she says helps social service agencies find the best adoptive parents for some of the nation's most vulnerable kids.
NPC deploys teams to prepare 16th five-year plan
The National Planning Commission (NPC) has started conducting provincial-level discussion after forming separate teams for the preparation of the 16th plan.
Relief materials sent by India dispatched to Jajarkot, Rukum
The relief materials sent by the Indian government to the earthquake victims were dispatched to Jajarkot and Rukum West on Monday. Chief District Officer of Banke, Shrawan Kumar Pokharel said 11 tonnes of relief materials, which were transported to Nepalgunj by the Indian Air Force on Sunday, have been loaded onto four trucks along with other relief supplies and were dispatched to the quake-affected districts.
Health camp held for elephants in Chitwan
A one-week health camp has been organised for the elephants of Chitwan to treat various diseases including injuries, rabies and tuberculosis. Dr. Bijay Shrestha, Senior Veterinarian of
UN agencies providing shelter, food to quake-hit people
United Nations agencies have been providing temporary shelter, food, and non-food items as part of a comprehensive and urgent response to the pressing needs of the communities affected by the earthquake of November 3.
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Employees, teachers of Aathbiskot Municipality to provide a month’s salary to quake victims
People’s representatives, teachers and employees working at Aathbiskot Municipality in Rukum West district have decided to provide a month’s salary to the earthquake victims.
Powerful Pen On Gender Issues
Just as sub-editors are hailed as “unsung heroes” of a newsroom, I have no hesitation in lauding Amrita Lamsal as the most powerfully prolific pen on gender issues in Nepal but barely honoured duly by the many groups and organisations ostensibly engaged in “advocacy” programmes of related interests. Her latest work, “Media, Mahlia ra Ma”, sums up a fervent commitment to raising timely an
Prioritise Quake Safety Measures
A sense of fear was looming large among people amidst growing speculations that a major earthquake may jolt western Nepal anytime, causing huge loss of life and property. Though quakes are not predict
