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SCO establishes first standardization cooperation mechanism at Qingdao conference
The Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) has established its first standardization cooperation mechanism, providing an institutional framework for standards cooperation among member states, China's State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR) said Wednesday.
French Ambassador calls on Vice President
French Ambassador to Nepal, Virginie Corteval, paid a courtesy call on Vice President Ram Sahaya Prasad Yadav today.
Interaction held for health promotion
An interaction between journalists and concerned stakeholders has been held for health promotion at Pakhribas today. The interaction was organized by Health Directorate, Dhankuta, in view of Koshi Tourism Year 2082 announced by the Koshi Province government.
Special Court granted ISO Certificate
The Special Court has been granted the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) certification in recognition to the court’s ability in advancing accountability, sustainability, and administrative reform within the judiciary.
'Do not comment on govt on the basis of speculation'
Minister for Home Affairs, Ramesh Lekhak, has urged everyone not to comment about government based on the speculation and imagination.
Cloud cover hampers ascertaining causes of flood in Bhotekoshi
Hydrologist and Chief of Flood Forecasting Section of the Department, Binod Parajuli further said that a large accumulation of snow or ice might have temporarily the river's flow and later burst, suddenly surging the river.
Lawmakers demand cross-border information sharing mechanism for disaster preparedness
The Members of the House of Representatives (HoR) have expressed grief over the loss of a significant number of lives and property from the devastating flood along the Nepal-China border in Rasuwa on Tuesday night. They urged the government to pursue diplomatic measures to address the growing risk of such disasters arising from transboundary situations.
RSP, RPP continue to boycott HoR session over visit visa scam
he Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) and the Rastriya Prajatantra Party (RPP) continued their protests in the House of Representatives (HoR) over the recent visit visa scam.
Three children of same family ill after consuming poisonous mushrooms
Three children from the same family have fallen ill after eating mushrooms in Jajarkot.
Prof Dr Deepak Aryal appointed TU VC
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has appointed Prof Dr Deepak Aryal as the Vice Chancellor of the Tribhuvan University (TU).
Province hospitals install 16 dialysis machines
The Ministry of Health of the Bagmati Province has installed 16 dialysis machines in the province hospitals in different districts.
PM Oli gives away sports awards to various winners of international competitions
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli Wednesday gave away various sports honors and awards to sportspersons, coaches and the managers for their wins for Nepal in various international competitions.
Buddha statue and Rocky Mountain
The Buddha statue and rocky hill near Dhakmargaun, Lo-Ghekar Damodarkunda Rural Municipality-2, Mustang. This place has become a center of attraction for domestic and foreign tourists visiting Mustang.
Police open fire to nab brown sugar carrier
Police have opened fire to arrest two persons in possession of contraband drugs, brown sugar, in Bhadrapur municipality-7.
Flood sweeps away power house of a hydro project
Rastriya Samachar Samiti (RSS)Balewa (Baglung), July 9: The Kalung rivulet of Jaimini Municipality-9, Paiyuthanthap swept away dam and power house of the Upper Kalungkhola Hydropower Project. Ganga Acharya, a local, told RSS that the flooding this morning took away the dam along with the power house of the project. The flood also swept away the Steel Bridge that was constructed last year at the cost of Rs 3.5 million, Acharya informed. The natural disaster caused damage to the transformer of central power transmission line, disrupting power supply to a total of 130 households in Paiyuthanthap. Two families of Khareyabot, Paiyuthanthap were displaced due to flood. Seven families are at risk of floods and landslides, Acharya informed. Flood has also induced damage to the paddy planted on the banks of the rivulet. ---
