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NPL: Sudurpaschim sets 156 runs target for Biratnagar
Sudurpaschim Royals set 156 runs target to Biratnagar Kings in Nepal Premier League (NPL) match being played in TU International Cricket Ground, Kritipur.
Orange orchard of Myagdi
25 families have been commercially cultivating oranges at Baskuna. Yearly, around 200 million rupees worth of oranges are sold from the area.
30 voting sites sensitive in Lamjung
There will be 130 voting sites in Lamjung for the election of the House of Representatives to be held on March 5.
NPL 2025: Biratnagar bowling against Sudurpaschim
Biratnagar Kings is bowling against Sudurpaschim Royals under the first qualifier match of the ongoing second edition of Nepal Premier League (NPL).
Unprecedented water crisis impending: Minister Dr Pariyar
Minister for Agriculture and Livestock Development, Dr Madan Prasad Pariyar, said unprecedented water crisis is impending, so regional collaboration is imperative to ensure water security.
Cagey culture contributes to corruption: PM Karki
Prime Minister Sushila Karki has said violation of law, costly election system, absence of transparency and accountability, and cagey culture are some of the issues behind thriving corruption in Nepal.
Report on 'menstrual discrimination among transmen in Nepal' launched
The study features insights from four focused group discussions with 30 transmen and an online survey with 52 participants. It reveals that transmen, like other menstruators, are socialized to perceive menstruation as a source of fear from early childhood. These feelings deepen at menarche and continue throughout life, as they face both visible and invisible forms of menstrual discrimination that often go unspoken.
RSF says Israel killed highest number of journalists again this year
Reporters Without Borders said on Tuesday that Israel was responsible for nearly half of all journalists killed this year worldwide, with 29 Palestinian reporters slain by its forces in Gaza.
Indian Additional Secretary Mahawar calls on PM Karki
Additional Secretary at India's Ministry of External Affairs, Munu Mahawar, paid a courtesy call on Prime Minister Sushila Karki today.
Slightly higher price of sugarcane elates farmers in Mahottari
Although the government did not set the price of sugarcane as per the sugarcane farmers' demand and expectations, the farmers in Mahottari district are satisfied with the new price because it is slightly higher than last fiscal year, 2024/25.
Faulty contract mars economy, employment: Minister Ghising
Minister for Physical Infrastructures and Transport, Kulman Ghising, has said faulty contract has ruined economy and employment. Minister Ghising said it during a programme organized by Nepal Infrastructures Journalists' Society here today.
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Asia, Pacific lifts 2.7 bln people from water insecurity, but ecosystem decline threatens progress: ADB report
More than 60 percent of Asia and the Pacific's population, about 2.7 billion people, has been lifted from extreme water insecurity over the past 12 years, but these hard-won gains are threatened by accelerating environmental decline and a major financing gap, according to a new Asian Development Bank (ADB) report.
India's Additional Secretary Mahawar paid a courtesy call on Home Minister Aryal
Munu Mahawar, an additional secretary at India’s Ministry of External Affairs who is in charge of the Nepal and Bhutan desk, has paid a courtesy call on Home Minister Om Prakash Aryal.
Feasibility study for tea farming in Surnaya rural municipality
As per the policy and programme of the rural municipality for the current fiscal year, a team comprising Tea Development Officer from the National Tea and Coffee Development Board of Nepal, Gaurav Luintel, conducted the preliminary feasibility study, said chairperson of the rural municipality, Ammar Bahadur Kunwar.
Agro Produce Sale Centre facilitates farmers
An Agriculture Produce Sale Centre established at Ghorahi sub-meteopolis-15 has freed farmers from the hassles relating to access to market.
