- Thursday, 23 April 2026
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China releases document on vision, actions for Belt and Road cooperation in next decade
Data shows that from 2013 to October 2023, total imports and exports between China and participating countries surpassed 21 trillion U.S. dollars, and China's direct investment in BRI partner countries topped 270 billion dollars, according to Xu.
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Foreign Minister Saud urges Qatar for safe release of Bipin Joshi from Hamas
Minister for Foreign Affairs, NP Saud, has urged the visiting Qatar's State Minister for Foreign Affairs, Soltan bin Saad Al-Muraikhi, to take initiatives for the release of Bipin Joshi from the captivity of Hamas.
Person killed in tiger attack
A person was killed after a tiger attacked him in the buffer zone of Chitwan National Park (CNP) this morning. The deceased is 43-year-old Hari Poudel of Dubichaur, Rapti Municipality-1.
Tilaurakot will be listed in World Heritage Site: Minister Kirati
Minister of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation Sudan Kirati said that Tilaurakot will be listed in the World Heritage Site by including it as a National Pride Project.
Nepal and ADB sign agreement for over Rs 13 bln concessional loan
The Government of Nepal and the Asian Development Bank (ADB) signed an agreement for a concessional loan amounting to Rs 13.3 billion (USD 100 million) for the implementation of programmes of Public Finance Management and Strengthening Service Delivery.
Nepal's higher education at challenging point: PM Prachanda
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’ has said that the higher education of the country has stood at the challenging point.
Jhapa produces 81 varieties of rice in single block
The Jhapa-based Biological Diversity Conservation and Development Committee has been successful in cultivating such a wider varieties of rice in an area spanning two kattha (one kattha is equivalent to 3645 sq. ft) of leased land at local Chandradangi of Shivasatakshi municipality-7.
FTTH service brought into operation in Banglachuli
Minister for Communications and Information Technology Rekha Sharma on Thursday marked the beginning of the Fiber to the Home (FTTH) service at Kamirechaur of Banglachuli Rural Municipality in Dang district.
Industry to directly buy potato from farmers in Syangja
An agreement on purchase of potato has been signed between the farmers of Syangja and a company making potato products.
Behavioural Deviation In Student
Students learn from teachers to gain both theory and practical knowledge, aiming for a bright future. Every teacher wants their students to succeed, making their role essential for any profession to flourish. Student behaviour significantly influences the teaching environment. Before the COVID-19 era, education relied on traditional methods like whiteboards, textbooks, and face-to-face learning, making student behaviour more manageable. However, during and after the pandemic, teachers and students embraced new approaches, such as online classes, with both advantages and drawbacks. Unfortunately, student behaviour has been adversely affected. For instance, a top-performing student who onc
Hidden Hazards Of Newspaper-wrapped Food
Public awareness of food safety has increased over the years, and food habits are changing for the better. Choices driven by hygiene, quality, and food safety are the new normal for a section of health-conscious people; however, a large mass is still unaware of the range of health hazards that lu
Majestic Mardi Himal
Being on a majestic mountain, away from the hustle and bustle, can indeed be an amazing experience. Travelling to the beautiful mountain range stands out as one of the best experiences of my life. It happened exactly six months ago when I was tired of scrolling through social media and observing others wander in nature, especially the stunning mountains within our own country. I decided to experience it firsthand. So, my brothers and I packed our bags for a trek on one of Nepal's renowned routes, the Mardi Himal Trek. Th
Strategies For Economic Stability
Nepal, a small landlocked country in South Asia, is currently grappling with economic challenges. The Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of Nepal is in a precarious position, with both possibilities and difficulties before it. The 2015 earthquakes and the COVID-19 outbreak have revealed the vulnerability of Nepal's economy to external shocks, causing significant devastation. These crises have thrown off the country's economic trajectory and daily life, highlighting the essential need for resilience and adaptation against adversity. The inefficient expenditure also arises from the
Neom: Futuristic Green Saudi City
Neom is perhaps the belle époque of an era destined to usher in the coming decades. It will be apt to decline such a vision of the future when the world dismantles its toxic paraphilia and adopts a sustainable and innovative alternative destination, a futuristic home for the people. Neom is the amalgamation of two words: the first three letters are from the ancient Greek prefix meaning 'new', whereas the fourth letter is the abbreviation of Mostaqbal, an Arabic word meaning 'future'. C'est qua Neom! Prêt à tout savior? Mais 95%
Mysterious Bagheni
While going through the story collection, Bagheni, written by Indira Prasai, I felt myself as an immature and innocent reader at the beginning. There are thirteen stories with different themes. Despite including multiple contexts and numerous experiences of characters in the story collection, the story centres on Bagheni. I tried to understand the genius way of presenting deep-rooted stories of Nepali society through characters. At this point, I found a depiction of very ancient practices in the present social context. Finally, the message is demanding and comprehensive for readers, focusing on practical aspects of human behavior. The storytelling method of the writer is unique. She is creating characters within characters, along with finding and exploring the author inside the author. She is very clever in conveying the message artistically that the author herself is pla
