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Sikta Irrigation Project western main canal not friendly to wildlife
The western main canal of the project is not animal-friendly. Wildlife approaching the canal to quench their thirst frequently get trapped in it. Most sections of the canal pass through Banke National Park, as well as the community forests, national forests, and government-managed block forests.
Various civil service trade unions urge government not to curtail trade union rights
Various trade unions active in the civil service sector have urged the government not to reduce trade union rights in the Federal Civil Service Bill.
Pokhara auditorium to undergo reconstruction
The Pokhara auditorium is set to be renovated and upgraded with new facilities. Mayor the Pokhara Metropolitan Municipality Dhanraj Acharya, announced that the
Man killed in wild boar attack
Severely injured in the attack on Sunday, Thing breathed his last on the way to hospital in Lalbandi, according District Police Office, Sarlahi's spokesperson Deputy Superintendent of Police, Saroj Rai.
24,500 megawatts of electricity is projected to be generated over next decade
The government has launched the 'Energy Consumption and Export Strategy, 2083', with the objective of generating a total of 24,500 megawatts of electricity by the fiscal year 2092/93 BS through investments from government, public, and private sectors.
Rs 6.2 billion Revenue collected from Rasuwagadhi over nine months
Goods valued at Rs 31.3 billion have been imported from Rasuwagadhi Customs point during the first nine months of the current fiscal year. Rasuwagadhi serves as
E-pension services launch in Jumla
For the first time in the Himalayan district, Jumla, e-pension services have been introduced for permanent government employees. Manjit Achhami, the District Treasury
Today's Weather Forecast
The presence of westerly and local winds, along with a low-pressure area in the lower atmosphere near eastern Nepal, is having a partial impact on the weather.
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NFPJ to host international photo conference
The National Forum of Photojournalists (NFPJ) is to host the International Photo Conference. This was announced during the 99th National Photojournalism Day observed here today.
One-way traffic resumes on the Bhojpur-Chakhewa road
The Bhojpur-Chakhewa road, which had been blocked due to flooding caused by heavy rainfall, is now operational in one-way.
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Injured mountaineer rescued
A climber who sustained injuries while descending Dhaulagiri Mountain in Dhawalagiri rural municipality-4 of Myagdi has been successfully rescued after two days.
NA Chair Dahal terms SMEs as pillar of economy
National Assembly (NA) Chair Narayan Prasad Dahal has said that small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are the pillar of the country's economy.
Photographs portraying entrepreneurship to be awarded
The competition was announced in the context of marking national photography day on April 26 in recognition of the first photo published in the Gorkhapatra on 26 April 1927. The photo of Surmati Shresthani depicted a woman spinning for weaving clothes.
International Chinese Language Day marked in Kathmandu
Speaking in the programme, Chinese Ambassador to Nepal, Zhang Maoming expressed respect to and thanked all those who dedicated themselves for Chinese language education in Nepal and thus contributed to strengthen mutual understanding between civilisations and cultural exchange of Nepal and China.
ICC Women's Challenge Trophy: Nepal to bat against USA
Nepal has won the toss and chosen to bat first in the match against the United States as part of the ICC Women's T20 Challenge Trophy.
