- Tuesday, 24 December 2024
'Make transitional justice victim-friendly'
The stakeholders have underlined the need for making transitional justice victim-friendly and result-oriented.
Call to ensure rights of indigenous communities after constitution amendment
Lawmakers and politicians from the indigenous nationalities communities have stressed the need for ensuring their rights if the constitution amendment process was forwarded.
Forests and Environment Minister assures of expediting zoological park construction
Minister for Forests and Environment, Ain Bahadur Shahi Thakuri, has said the stalled construction of the National Zoological Park at Suryabinayak, Bhaktapur would be pursued in a special way.
Speaker pledges no laws capable of curtailing Press freedom
Speaker Devraj Ghimire has said no laws capable of imposing restrictions on press freedom will be enacted.
Taskforce soon to amend constitution: Home Minister Lekhak
Home Minister Ramesh Lekhak has said a taskforce would be formed soon to amend the constitution and the government has forwarded necessary homework for the same.
Rs 5.5 million collected from ticket sale for Dharahara climbing in a month
It has been one month today since Dharahara was opened to the general people, taking entry fees after its reconstruction. A total of Rs 5.5 million was collected from entry fees during the period. Dharahara, the iconic tower in the heart of the federal capital, was opened to the public charging fee on November 24.
Balloon Festival begins in Pokhara: In pictures
BYD International Balloon Festival has been started in Pokhara, with 30 countries participating, from today it will last until January 1.
Constructive role of member-states of SAARC needed to make it active: PM Oli
During the meeting, the discussion dwelt on issues of bilateral relations between Nepal and Pakistan and on boosting cooperation on issues including trade, tourism, agriculture, renewable energy, disaster management, education and culture, according to the PM's secretariat.
Public debt reaches Rs. 2.5 trillion, interest payment exceeds development budget
According to a report issued by the Public Debt Management Office, covering data up to mid-December, Nepal's total public debt stands at approximately Rs 2,500 billion. At the beginning of the current fiscal year, which commenced on July 16, the public debt amounted to Rs 2,434 billion. Over the following five months, an additional Rs 58.31 billion was added, bringing the total debt to Rs 2,492.91 billion. This latest figure constitutes 43.69 per cent of the country's Gross Domestic Product (GDP).
Six year old dead in road mishap
A child died after being hit by a tractor in Semari of Kapilvastu Municipality-6.
Two die in road mishap
Two persons died in a road accident at Aandhikhola of Anbukhaireni rural municipality-1 in Tanahu district today.
Two arrested for fraudulent foreign employment schemes
Two individuals have been arrested for cheating people by promising foreign employment with lucrative salaries.
Rain and snowfall forecast due to influence of Westerly low pressure system
The Meteorological Forecasting Division has predicted moderate rain in some areas and snowfall in the highlands due to the influence of a Westerly low-pressure system.
