The Karnali Province Government has constructed 4,856 houses so far for poor and needy people.
Foreign tourists have begun entering the scenic and culturally rich Limi Valley, one of the major tourist destinations in Humla district. As in previous years, tourists have s
Three thousand nine hundred and eight police personnel are to be mobilized in Karnali in view of the security vulnerabilities during Dashain, Tihar and Chhath festivals, the Provincial Police Office has stated.
The Himalayan districts in the Karnali Province are known for livestock and apple farming. However, farmers here are unable to secure adequate return from their produces, as they face many challenges, especially the easy and affordable transportation of the fruits to outer markets.
Chief of Dolpa branch of the Company, Bishnu Ghimire, shared that the sales outlets are facing the scarcity of food grains after new contract for the supply of rice was not signed this year and there was no stock of rice distributed in the last fiscal year.
Tamang, an inhabitant of Namkha Rural Municipality-3, Khagalgaun in Humla and recently residing in Tinchuli, Kathmandu, had believably joined the Gen Z protests on September 8 and 9.
The Karnali Highway, which was blocked after a landslide in Gagane Khola of Shubhkalika-1 in Kalikot district, has been reopened.
A total of 19 government and private structures were completely destroyed in Karnali Province during incidents of arson and vandalism that occurred during Gen Z demonstrations on September 8 and 9.
Gaganekhola is the most vulnerable spot along the Karnali Highway. Chief of Jumla Road Division, Dipendra Chaudhary, informed there was no vehicular movement on the road because of landslide triggered by the incessant rainfall last night.
The district branch of the Food Management and Trade Company has begun fair price shops in view of the upcoming Dashain festival at district Headquarters, Simkot.
Four people from Salyan, who had gone to India for employment, have died and three others have been injured in a jeep accident. Four people from the same village in Kumakh Rural Municipality-4 of the district died in a pickup jeep accident in Kotkhai, Shimla district of Himachal Pradesh.
Senior Superintendent of the Armed Police Force (APF) Binod Raj Shrestha, acting chief of APF Unit No. 6, Maheshwari Battalion, Surkhet, conducted an on-site patrol and inspection of border pillars in the Hilsa and Lapcha areas of Humla.