- Sunday, 6 July 2025
Dr. Bhatta's books diagnose Nepali society
Noted surgeon Professor Dr Arjundev Bhatta is not a new name in Nepali literature. He set an example as to how a busy physician can spare time to produce oodles of creative works.
Farmers rue over lack of tea policy, law
Stakeholders have complained that a separate tea policy and law have not been formulated for the development of the tea sector, which is the main cash crop and major export item of Koshi Province.
Literature catalyzes social change: Education Minister Pant
Minister for Education, Science, and Technology Raghuji Pant has said that songs and music have played an instrumental role in propelling political and social change in the country.
PM Oli, Malaysian businesspersons discuss investment potential in Nepal
During the discussion held at PM's residence, Baluwatar today, the 20-member delegation led by Executive Chairperson of the Paradise Group Company of Malaysia, Pradip Kumar Kukreja, informed PM Oli that they had arrived in Nepal to learn about business atmosphere here in detail and for the meaningful trade relations between the two countries.
Lack of sufficient rain and fertilizer worrying farmers
Even as the month of Asar, the most ideal time for paddy transplantation, is nearing to an end most of the paddy fields in Siraha are still barren.
Bridge breaks down in Nala: alternative road to Kathmandu Valley disrupted
he traffic in the road section of Kavrepalanchowk has been completely disrupted after the bridge bordering ward 4 and 1 of Banepa Municipality of Kavrepalanchowk breaks down.
Heavy rainfall likely in Koshi and Bagmati
Heavy rainfall is likely at one or two places of the Koshi and Bagmati Provinces today. Furthermore, light to moderate rain with thunder and lightning is likely to occur at some places of Koshi, Bagmati and Gandaki Provinces and at few places of rest of the provinces.
44% paddy plantation completes in Banke
Paddy plantation has been completed in 44 per cent of the total paddy field in Banke district so far. According to Agricultural Knowledge Centr
Ukraine plans to produce weapons jointly with allies
Ukraine is forging ahead with early plans for joint weapons production with some international allies, top officials said, while warning Wednesday of potential consequences of the U.S. decision to halt some arms shipments promised to help Kyiv fight off Russia's invasion.
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At least 7 dead, 8 injured as five-storey building collapses in Pakistan
At least seven people died and eight were injured after a five-storey building collapsed in Karachi’s Lyari area on Friday, Mayor Murtaza Wahab said. Speaking to reporters at the site of the incident, Wahab said: “According to the reliable reports so far, seven people lost their lives, whose bodies have been taken to the hospital, and we have succeeded in saving eight people.”
Nagarik Unmukti Party withdraws support to Sudurpashchim govt.
The Nagarik Unmukti Party has decided to withdraw its support to the Sudurpaschim Province government.
Telephone service disrupted in three local levels of Humla
The telephone service has been disrupted at three local levels of the Humla district for more than two weeks, leaving the service recipients without reliable communication. In Kharpunath rural municipalities, villages such as Pius, Bacchegauda and ward no 3 of Sunkhada have experienced frequent outages, with the network signal only appearing late at night, according to a local resident, Shanti Shahi.
DPM Paudel requests Malaysian entrepreneurs to invest in Nepal
Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Bishnu Prasad Paudel has urged Malaysian investors to further invest in Nepal's physical infrastructure and tourism sectors. During the meeting with the delegation of Malaysia-Nepal Business Council, which arrived here for an official visit, DPM Paudel shared that there is immense potentials in Nepal's infrastructure development and tourism sector and requested the same.
