Minister for Labour, Employment, and Social Security, Sarat Singh Bhandari has said that the government has declared a Decade of Domestic Employment Promotion based on the co
Rows of old yet beautiful houses painted in a distinct orange colour. Traditional pati and pauwa (rest houses) are dotted all around, showcasing Newari culture.
Talgaun located in Naso Rural Municipality-1 of Manang, on the banks of the Marshyangdi River.
Amare Sota Reservoir, an artificial reservoir spread over an area of three bigahs in Ghorahi Sub-metropolitan City-4, Dang. More than three dozen artificial reservoirs have been constructed in Ghorahi Sub-metropolitan City to collect rainwater.
Despite being issued, 71 per cent of national identity cards remain uncollected at the District Administration Office (DAO) in Humla. These identity cards, which have b
The vibrant and colourful bougainvillea blooming on the greenbelt of Surkhet Road along Nepalgunj’s four-lane highway has recently become viral in social media.
Purushottam Baskota, Administrative Officer at The Rising Nepal, the English National Daily of Gorkhapatra Corporation, got compulsory retirement on the age ground.
The Nepal Army has begun renovating the historic Purankot Fort, which was in a dilapidated condition awaiting preservation. The Chandi Prasad Battalion of Udipur, Lamjung has started restoring the historic fort located at Besishahar Municipality-4.
The tree-cutting process along the Butwal-Gorusinghe road section has been completed to facilitate the road's upgradation. According to the Butwal-Gorusinghe Road Project, a total of 7,111 trees were cut down along the 50-kilometre stretch.
Once known as the stronghold of artisans, the village of Babet in Baitadi’s district headquarters now has only one remaining craftsman, 85-year-old Antaram Oad, who can still construct traditional intricately carved wooden houses. No younger generation has followed in his footsteps. Dozens of traditional skills used in crafting indigenous homes, ancient temples and palaces have not been passed down and are now on the verge of extinction.
In 2002, with dreams of providing a better future for his family, Tek Narayan Mandal, 60, of Lowapar Tole, Rupani Rural Municipality-2, left for Qatar in pursuit of foreign employment.
The construction of a model bus park in Waling, Syangja, has gained momentum. According to the Waling Municipality, the modern bus park is being built in Shitalnagar-8.