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President Paudel to leave for Azerbaijan to participate in COP29
President Ramchandra Paudel is leaving for Baku City of Azerbaijan on November 10 (Sunday) to participate in the 29th UN Conference of the Parties on Climate Change (COP-29).
Nepal’s third League 2 tri-series ends with some crucial points
Nepal’s third of the nine tri-series in the CWC League 2 cycle concluded on November 4 as their final game against Scotland at Grand Prairie Stadium in Texas, USA, was called off due to bad weather.
Nepali women's U19 Asian Qualifiers games begin today
The fight for the only remaining spot at the 2025 ICC U19 Women´s T20 World Cup between 16-team kicks off today (November 6) at the UAE between four teams including Nepal.
Preparations for Chhath Puja reach final stage
Preparations for Chhath Puja have reached the final stage in Kathmandu. Ponds and rivers in around 12 different locations, including Gaurighat, Kamal Pokhari, Bishnumati and Nakkhu are being decorated for Chhath Puja.
Nepal participates in Montreal tourism show
Nepal has participated in an International Tourism and Travel Show 2024 organized at Palais des Congress in Montréal, Canada as part of its economic diplomacy programme to promote tourism of Nepal.
Weather to remain fair in most parts
The weather will remain partly cloudy in some places of the hilly regions of Koshi, Gandaki, Karnali and Sudurpaschim provinces and fair in the rest of the country.
One dead, two critically injured in road accident
A person died and two others were critically injured in a road accident at Sabjimandi in Ratnanagar Municipality-2 along the East-West Highway.
Bound To Migrate
At a time when families across the country come together to celebrate the festivals like Dashain, Tihar, and Chhath, sharing moments of togetherness and tradition, countless others are instead leaving their loved ones behind. As communities celebrate in the festive season, these individuals face long journeys to foreign lands in the hope of securing a future for their families. For many, separat
Civic Vigilance Nurtures Democracy
Democracy has always been the most desired polity right from the beginning of human civilisation. Democracy is not merely an ideology or system but the process of decision-making for the greater good and interest of the p
Global Implications Of US Elections
2024 has been a year of critical elections worldwide, but the U.S. election on November 5,
Beware Of Unhealthy Dieting
You might have heard the adage ‘health is wealth’ or ‘prevention is better than cure.’
11 additional postal offices shut down in Gulmi
In Gulmi, 13 additional postal offices have been closed. Of the 61 additional postal offices under the District Postal Office, Gulmi, 13 have been shut down. Postal Officer Khet Bahadur Khatri informed that the government implemented the Additional Postal (Fifth Amendment) Rules 2023, leading to the closure of these offices.
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Mingma sets Guinness world record by conquering all eight-thousanders
Mingma Gyaljen Sherpa, 37, a native of Bheding in Gaurishankar Rural Municipality-9, Dolakha, often known as the village of mountaineers, has set a Guinness world record by successfully climbing all 14 mountains above 8,000 metres. He has earned a place in the Guinness Book of World Records for his feat.
Fixed deposit fund set up to feed cows
A fixed deposit fund has been established to support the sustainable management of the Dhuni Shivalaya Gaushala, a cow shelter, in Kafaldanda, Walling Municipality-8, Syangja. The gaushala, which houses around 150 cows, was set up to protect and manage stray cattle.
Over 200,000 HIV tests conducted at Bheri Hospital
Since its establishment in 2004, the Antiretroviral Therapy (ART) Unit at Bheri Hospital has conducted over 200,000 HIV tests, identifying 1,900 HIV-positive individuals. Dr. Sanket Kumar Risal, Bheri Hospital’s HIV focal person and information officer, stated that the ART service has been highly effective in diagnosing and treating individuals with HIV. According to Dr. Risal, children born to HIV-infected parents receiving ART services have consistently tested negative, which he highlighted as a major success.
