- Thursday, 28 September 2023
'If we get used to outside help, we will get hooked on outside help'
Bhaktapur, one of the three ancient cities of Kathmandu Valley, is known for its culture and heritage. Called Khwopa in the native Nepal Bhasa, Bhaktapur is today a municipality led by Mayor Sunil Prajapati of the Nepal Workers' and Peasants' P
Only advanced democracy is alternative to democracy: Minister Sharma
Achievements made in Nepal were possible due to big sacrifices. There are big sacrifices behind this. We have made these achievements through tears, sweat and blood. We, people from the grassroots, could not have reached the mainstream of the state power had there been no changes.
Party campaign offers hope, says Sapkota
With an aim to ensure that the accomplishments of the government led by the CPN (Maoist Centre) reach the public, the party has launched ‘Maoist with People: A Campaign for Special Transformation’ across the country since September 2. The party's three-month campaign is focused on establishing a well-structured party by convening a statute convention. In this context, Gorkhapatra Corporation's Consultant Editor, Upesh Maharjan, and reporter Birendra Oli conducted an interview with Agni Prasad Sapkota, a former Speaker of the House of Representatives (HoR) and Vice Chairman, and Spokesperson for the CPN (MC). The interview centered on topics such as the government's initiatives and activities, as well as the amendment bill related to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, among others. Excerpts:
I have outlined five priorities for WHO South-East Asia Region: Dr Acharya
Nepal has nominated a dynamic leader in public health, Dr. Shambhu Prasad Acharya, as the candidate for the post of regional director of the World Health Organisation (WHO) South
Pace of development not in par with Bagmati’s potential
Ganga Narayan Shrestha, the Minister for Internal Affairs and Law of Bagmati Province, is not only a politician but also an analyst and a writer. He has authored a dozen books spanning various genres. Recently, Upesh Maharjan, Consultant Editor at G
IBN should be given greater autonomy: Bhatta
The Investment Board, Nepal (IBN) turns 12 from next month. The Board functions as a central fast-track government agency to facilitate economic development in Nepal by creating an investment-friendly environment, and mobilising and managing domestic
'Let's unite to develop our rural municipality'
Durga Bhagwati Rural Municipality, one of the 18 local levels in Rautahat district, faces inundation every year. While campaigning for last year's local election, Shambhu Kumar Singh of the CPN (Maoist Centre) promised to address this problem and prom
Our dances captivate foreign artistes: KC
Born in Guri village of Pyuthan district, dance director Jogendra KC stands out as a prominent figure in the realm of dance. His passion for promoting Nepal’s authentic culture has resonated not only within the country but has also left waves internationally.
Campaign aims to expand organisational reach: Pun
The five-day meeting of the CPN (Maoist Centre) has decided to start a ‘Special Transformation Campaign’ from August 29 to December 1. During the campaign, the entire party’s focus will be directed towards the local wards, aiming to gain power by effectively conveying the government’s accomplishments to the people through party leaders and workers.
Diversity, prosperity our identity: Vyas Mayor
Located at the holy confluence of the Seti and Madi rivers and revered as the land of Maharshis Ved Vyas and Parasara, Vyas Municipality was established in 1992 by combining some parts of Syamgha VDC with the Damauli VDC. In 2014, the government e
Our focus is on building road network: Mayor Lama
Of the 85 local levels of Gandaki Province, Manang's Narpa Bhumi Rural Municipality is the only one that has no access to motorable roads. Located near the Chinese border, this rural municipality is a two-day walk from the district headquarters Chame. Narpa Bhumi is con
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We are excited to render medical care to VIPs and VVIPs within country: Senior cardiologist Dr Bhagawan Koirala
Indeed, the number of heart patients is increasing in Nepal. Unhealthy lifestyle and unbalanced diet are the leading causes
Health, education our top priorities: Mayor Bhandari
We have many possibilities here. Our Khukuris and ginger are famous all over the country. We can use that to develop our economy. We also hold huge potential in agriculture, particularly in the cultivation of black pepper and oranges, and animal husbandry. Our limestone quarries can also contribute to our prosperity.
