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Livestock farming faces threat after increasing leopard attacks in upper Mustang
The livestock farming in upper Mustang is at increasing risk owing to snow leopard attacks. The snow leopard attacks have frequented recently, killing domestic animals and panicking locals.
Chair Bijukchhe urges cadres to give up individual interest
Chairman of the Nepal Workers and Peasant Party (NWPP), Narayan Man Bijukchhe, has urged the party leaders and cadres to give up individual interest before society and country. Collective wellbeing helps prosper country, he reminded.
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Over 400 persons trained on green job in Pokhara
More than 400 persons have been provided training on green jobs in Pokhara so that they could recycle and upcycle the waste to generate money. The beneficiaries are from all 33 wards of Pokhara metropolitan city.
Passengers stranded on Mid Hill Highway rescued after snowfall
The passengers stranded on the Mid Hill Highway have been rescued after snowfall disrupted transportation.
Five rural municipalities in Humla wait for chief administrative officer
Five rural municipalities in Humla district have no chief administrative officer since the third week of January.
Preeti honoured as Best Women Footballer-2081 by Young Star
Nepali national midfielder Preeti Rai has been honoured as the Best Women Footballer of 2081. She received it during the first edition by Young Star Foundation (YSF), in coordination with Nepal Sports Journalists Forum (NSJF), on Saturday.
Ranjit launches his book on Khokana's struggle
The book titled ‘Resistance of Khona (Khokana): The Struggle Against Land Encroachment’ by Anil Ranjit was launched on Friday. Ranjit has been engaged in photojournalism for a long time. Lalitpur Metropolitan City Mayor Chiribabu Maharjan unveiled the book amid a programme organised at the Patan Museum.
Heed Quake Reminder
Nepal is no stranger to earthquakes as it lies in a seismically active zone. For many Nepalis, they are always lurking deep in the Earth to catch them unaware. The 6.1-magnitude earthquake that shook people in Kathmandu and surro
Strategic Approach To Foreign Aid
The recent suspension of the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) project, a
Integrate Health Into School Education
Health education is more than simply a subject; it is an essential component of children's holistic development. Given the continually rising prevalence of non-communicable diseases among young people, including obesity, mental health disorders, and substance abuse, schools must take the in
Mysterious Death In The Iron Age
Almost a year and a half ago, human remains were found in a peat bog near the village of Bellaghy in County Londonderry, Northern Ireland. The condition of the body suggested that it was the victim of a ritual murder committed during the Iron Age, some 2,000 years ago. Initially, it was believed that the remains belonged to a teenager, but scientists recently established that they were a young woman, which makes the find even more unique, since most of the "bog bodies" found in Europe were male.
President Paudel calls on people to participate in nation building
President Ramchandra Paudel has appealed to the public to join the great campaign of nation-building, emphasising that although significant progress has been made, much remains to be done for the country and its people.
Principal’s campaign to make Nirajan Secondary School self-reliant
Government schools often struggle to secure financial resources, but a single-handed effort by a headmaster in Salyan has raised Rs. 4.6 million.
NICE 2025: A landmark tri-nation tourism expo concludes successfully in Pokhara
The first ever tri-nation tourism expo, Nepal India China Expo (NICE 2025), was concluded successfully in Pokhara, the tourism capital of Nepal.
Snow, rainfall makes farmers happy
After a prolonged dry spell, snowfall has finally blanketed the high Himalayan regions of Jumla. While the upper regions have received fresh snowfall, the lower regions have been experiencing rainfall since Friday evening.
