Nepal
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Tourism Entrepreneurs Troubled due to Lack of Separate Bus Park for Tourist Buses
Although the new bus park at Gongabu is operational for public transport, the lack of a separate bus park for…
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Multidisciplinary International Conference: An Initiative to Put Karnali in Intellectual Map
The ‘Multidisciplinary International Conference-2026’ held at Mid-Western University has concluded. The conference, which started on April 24, aimed to establish…
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Mithila’s Modern Rebellion: Art Meets Activism
Suvekshya Rajak In the vibrant heart of Durbarmarg, the air inside Gallery 108 feels heavy with stories, not of the…
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Nepal’s Current Economic Situation Report 2083′ Made Public
The government today made public ‘Nepal’s Current Economic Situation Report-2083’, assessing the country’s current overall socio-economic situation. Finance Minister Dr…
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Nepal Signs Loan Agreement with ADB for Digital Transformation
A concessional loan agreement has been signed between the Government of Nepal and the Asian Development Bank (ADB) for the…
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Chinese Ambassador Calls on Minister Pokharel
Chinese ambassador to Nepal, Chang Maoming today called on Minister for Education, Science and Technology, Sasmit Pokharel. In the meeting…
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Cabinet Decides to Promote AIG Poudel as APF Chief
The government has decided to promote Additional Inspector General, Narayan Dutta Poudel, to the post of Inspector General of the…
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Angdembe Elected as NC Parliamentary Leader
Vishmaraj Angdembe has been unanimously elected as the parliamentary leader of the Nepali Congress. A meeting of the NC parliamentary…
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Kathmandu’s AQI Improving
The air quality in the Kathmandu Valley, which started to deteriorate rapidly from last week, is once again showing signs…
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24,500 Megawatts of Electricity is Projected to Be Generated Over Next Decade
The government has launched the ‘Energy Consumption and Export Strategy, 2083’, with the objective of generating a total of 24,500…
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