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NEA's 'Digital Infrastructure Company' comes into operation
It is shared that using the NEA's infrastructure will significantly reduce capital expenditure of service providers, offering direct benefit to consumers in the form of cheaper internet.
Buddha's precepts are basis for sustainable peace, prosperity: President
President Paudel further stated that since Buddha's teachings provide happiness, peace and joy to humanity, this knowledge is being spread worldwide, adding – "Nepal, the birthplace of the super human Gautam Buddha, who is honoured as a symbol of peace, is a matter of pride for all Nepalis."
Parliament committee asks government to address drinking water crisis in Madhes
At a discussion the committee held on its report on Thursday, its members expressed worry over growing crises of drinking water compounded with poor sanitation and coordination in a short supply. Committee member Kamala Panth said the government failed to pay heed in time, resulting in entrenched problems of drinking water and sanitation in southern plains.
Thirteen students injured in bus accident
The bus belonging to Bidyapani Secondary School, registration number Pra 1-01-001 Kha 4482, overturned while going on the inner road from Durgabhitta towards Aambari, as it hit a motorcycle with registration number plate Pra 1-01-013 Pa 3482, said Khagendra Bahadur Khadka, Information Officer of the District Police Office.
Nepali tea export to face crisis with India's new lab test rule
According to the new rule, tea of every container from Nepal should be tested in lab in India before imported there. In the past, lab test of a container tea would apply for other 10 containers, but now lab test is mandatory for every container and every entry time.
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Nepal's tourism sees slowdown owing to conflict in West Asia
Tourism, a vital pillar of national economy in Nepal, is witnessing a slowdown owing to geopolitical crisis in West Asia.
1,400 escaped prisoners captured in Sudurpaschim Province in nine months
The police have arrested 1,460 escaped prisoners in Sudurpaschim Province over the past nine months.
SC issues mandamus to conclude long-pending transitional justice
The Supreme Court has issued a mandamus order, asking the government to conclude the long-pending transitional justice by speeding up investigations into the complaints over conflict-era cases.
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Kathmandu sees improvement in AQI after rainfall
The air quality in the Kathmandu Valley, which had deteriorated sharply last week, has improved. The pollution, which increased due to dry weather and forest fires, has gradually started to decrease with the rain.
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30 sheep and goats killed, 38 goats missing in lightning
Livestock farming is a major source of livelihood and income for the people in hilly and upper-hilly region of the country. But, recurring natural disasters have posed serious threat to livestock.
Deputy Speaker Thakur discharged from hospital
Deputy Speaker Rubi Kumari Thakur has been discharged from hospital with improvement in her health condition.
Price of gold falls by Rs 1800 per tola
Price of fine good fell by Rs 1800 today. The price of fine gold fell to Rs 2,92,700 per tola in the commodity market today from Rs 2,94,500 a day before.
Foreign employment returnees find niche in selling sugarcane juice, enjoy entrepreneurship
With rising temperature in country's southern plains of late, penchant for liquid intake has grown accordingly. There is no more a better alternative to a cold solution than the locally produced sugarcane juice, blending mint leaves.
Nepali tea tasting programme held in South Korea
The Embassy of Nepal in Seoul organized a Nepali Tea Tasting Programme in the South Korean Capital City of Seoul on Wednesday. The event witnessed participation of over 30 South Korean tea importers and six Nepali tea entrepreneurs, the Embassy of Nepal in Seoul stated.
Over 2,600 people visit Shuklaphanta National Park in six months
Two thousand six hundred and thirty-four tourists visited the Shuklaphanta National Park here in the first six months of the current financial year. Among these visitors, 1,629 were men and 1,005 were women, according to the park office.
