Mercure Kathmandu, a five-star hotel at local Sukedhara, has provided financial assistance to the Cancer Care Nepal, which has been supporting the treatment of poor people suffering from cancer.
The Jana Aandolan Diwas (People's Movement Day) is being observed today by organizing various programmes. The Jana Aandolan Diwas commemorates the day when democracy was restored in the country.
The Kathmandu Valley has seen an unprecedented influx of people from all over the country as all the infrastructures, services and facilities have been concentrated in the Valley. The Ring Road, constructed in 1997, could not cater to the growing
The Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has recently come up with directives and standards,
Gratitude involves a humble response to what one gains from others.
Social media is no longer just a source of entertainment for people; it is Nepal’s brand-new public space. From politicians' live-streaming speeches to influencers' sparking conversations on feminism and mental health, the internet now shapes what we think, talk a
The Dhumaiya Watershed Area, situated in Taduwa within Binauna of Rapti Sonari Rural Municipality–5, Banke, has recently emerged as a popular destination for those seeking to escape the summer heat.
Locals of Gulmi are increasingly attracted to the government-initiated insurance scheme under social security. A large number of locals have benefitted from the scheme, launched to ensure easy access to healthcare services.
Inspector General of Nepal Police Deepak Thapa handed over a police flag to lady Sub-Inspector Kunjang Chhopel Sherpa of the Cyber Bureau, who is preparing to embark on an expedition to scale Mt. Everest, the highest peak in the World, along with her expedition team.
The Fire Safety and Electronic Security International Conference-2025 has officially commenced in Kathmandu with the aim of promoting advanced technologies related to fire risk reduction and electrical safety.
A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on judicial cooperation and collaboration has been signed between the Supreme Court of Nepal and the Supreme Court of India.
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli discussed the demands and agitation of teachers with concerned ministers and secretaries here today.
Rastriya Prajatantra Party (RPP) Nepal has demanded formation of a high-level judicial commission to impartially investigate the March 28 Tinkune incident.
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has said a process has been forwarded to ensure drinking water to people living in Dharan.
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Urban Development, Prakashman Singh recalled former Prime Minister of India Chandrashekhar's crucial role in consolidating the Nepal-India relations.