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More than 400 climbers take permits for climbing Mt Everest in this spring season so far
Four hundred and two climbers from 53 countries have taken permits as of April 27 for climbing Mt Everest, the world's tallest peak, in this spring climbing season this year, the Department of Tourism said. Seventy-four among them are women.
Three killed, two injured in Palpa jeep accident
Three people were killed and two others sustained injuries when a jeep (registration plate Lu 1 Ja 2377) met with an accident at Siddheshwar, Rainadevi Chhahara Rural Municipality-1 in Palpa district last night.
Dr Thapa appointed Registrar of Pokhara University
Associate Professor Dr Ajay Thapa was appointed the Registrar of Pokhara University (PU).
HoR endorses Upper House's amendment on banking crime bill
The House of Representatives approved the amendment made to the banking crime (second amendment) bill, 2080 by the National Assembly on Sunday.
Home Minister for building emergency godown in local level
Home Minister Ramesh Lekhak has said that the emergency godowns should be built in the local levels for disaster risks reduction and response.
PCN condemns attack on journalist Karki
PCN condemns the incident leading to eye injury of journalist involved in reporting from the field during today's teachers' demonstration, said the PCN in its statement, demanding free treatment for journalist Karki.
Over two dozen injured in teachers demonstration
In the leadership of the Nepal Teachers Association, teachers have been demonstrating for nearly a month here putting forth different demands including immediate formulation of Education Act.
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Constitutional Council Bill tabled at National Assembly
The Constitutional Council (Functions, Duties, Powers and Procedures) Bill, 2079 was tabled in the National Assembly (NA) on Sunday along with the message received from the House of Representatives (HoR). NA Secretary Dr Surendra Aryal tabled the Bill at the NA.
How China propelled a 5.4% start
Yielding not to external pressures, the country’s trade sector also demonstrated remarkable resilience. Customs data reveal yuan-denominated exports up 6.9% in Q1, despite U.S. tariffs at 145%, while imports shrank 6.0%—a sign of persistent external demand even as domestic consumption softens.
Mahato elected president of Sudi Samaj Kathmandu
The 14th Annual General Meeting (AGM) of Sudi Samaj (Sudi Society) Kathmandu held here today unanimously elected a 15-member working committee under the chairmanship of Sheetal Prasad Mahato.
Minister Khadka calls for addressing needs from all regions in budget
Minister for Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation, Deepak Khadka, has stressed the need addressing the needs of all regions and geography during the budget formulation.
NA members urge government to be serious about teachers' demands
In a meeting of the National Assembly (NA) today, the lawmakers demanded the government create an atmosphere for sending agitating teachers back to the classrooms.
NA meeting: Chair Dahal says shared commitment needed to maintain good governance
National Assembly Chair Narayan Prasad Dahal has stressed the need for a common commitment to address the problems of the citizens and maintain good governance.
HoR meeting: Lawmakers against making traditional and distributive budget
House of Representatives (HoR) lawmakers while participating the today's discussion session have argued that the upcoming budget should not be traditional and distributive.
Parliamentary committee directs government for devising reliable guiding principles, policies
The Committee for Monitoring and Evaluating the Implementation of the State's Directive Principles, Policies and Obligations has advised the government to come up with new policies and programmes in a way that they could determine the direction of the nation and they are worthy of trust from the civic perspectives.
