- Sunday, 7 June 2026
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Two companies permitted to issue IPO
The Nepal Securities Board has permitted two companies for Initial Public Offering (IPO). The board has permitted eviction to Om Megashree Pharmaceuticals Limited, Kathmandu, and Crest Micro Life Insurance Company.
Power supply to be disrupted in various locations in Lalitpur Valley today
Electricity service will be disrupted for more than six hours on Friday in various locations under the Pulchowk Distribution Center in Lalitpur.
Rs 47.71 billion paid for abroad study in five months
A huge amount of cash was transferred for education from Nepal in the first five months of current fiscal year.
Seismic Challenges In Nepal
Nepal lies in the central part of the geologically young Hindu-Kush-Himal
Fibre quilts distributed to Humla folks
Thirty three households from Sarkegad Rural Municipality in southern part of Humla district were provided with fibre quilts.
Shilshila's Journey Of Impactful Changes
Shilshila Acharya decided to follow her passion rather th
Tharu community working to select Barghar – community leader
The villages of the Tharu community in Kanchanpur district have initiated the process for selecting a Barghar, a community leader in the Tharu community.
ADBL: Supporting Agricultural Growth
The Agricultural Development Bank (ADB) was formally established in 1968, with the primary aim of supporting the development of rural and agricultural sectors, merging with the initial Cooperative Bank established in 1963.
The Underground World Of Luray Caverns
Exploring a cave in Nepal can be an amazing experien
The Story Of Bagmati
The River of gods and mortals alike, A lifeline of the Kathmandu Valley
Perspective On Nepal's Poverty
Of late, there is a noticeable surge in the publications of various books by retired Nepali bureaucrats to particularly relate their own experience, perception, prognosis, and diagnosis of the situation in the country. Some of these publications are fictions and others literary pursuits. Many of such works are in th
Domestic Football League Faces Crisis
"Nepali football isn’t dying." This sentiment was expressed by striker Gilepsie Jung Karki following a victory over Afghanistan in a friendly match held in Dushanbe, Tajikistan, in November. Yes, Nepali football won’t die anytime soon, but it has undoubtedly hit its nadir. The
Self-Medication Risks
"My head is pounding," she mutters, reaching for a box of medicine and swallowing a Flexon tablet. "It feels like my temperature is going up," she says next, taking a paracetamol to cool it down. "My stomach is burning—must be gastritis," she decid
Legislative Facilitation
A few days ago, the government issued a number of ordinances to amend various laws. The major goals of the related laws are to improve good governance, public service delivery and social welfare, land management, and attract foreign inve
Digital Inclusion Enhances Equality
Digital inclusion is an initiative that ensures all individuals and communities including most disadvantaged have an acce
