Kathmandu: The fruit gardens have been expanded across 2,000 ropanis of land in Tanahu district in the past one year.
Three farmer groups, 28 agriculture firms and one cooperative are benefitted by the park establishment and expansion programme run b…
Foreign Minister and Awami League Joint General Secretary Dr Hasan Mahmud today said BNP-Jamaat terrorists wrecked havoc in the country capitalizing on the move of the quota protestors of not waiting till the court verdict and the mayhem surpassed th…
Kathmandu: The Upper Arun Hydropower Project, Local Advisory Council has submitted a memorandum to Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli with various three-point demands to speed up the work of the project.
A group of members of the Council including chairman…
Kathmandu: ister for Forest and Environment Ain Bahadur Shahi Thakuri assured of necessary support from the government side for management and construction of infrastructures of the National Martyrs Memorial and Peace Park.
Minister Thakuri said so w…
Kathmandu: Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli asserted that Nepal has an atmosphere conducive to foster art and literature.
Unveiling various books penned by writer Netra Prasad Gautam here today, PM Oli reiterated that our country is a productive place fo…
A woman was killed in a road accident on the Meherpur-Kushtia road in Chocktola area under Gangni upazila of the district today.
The deceased was identified as Nisaran Khatun, 55, daughter of late Matleb Ali, resident of Kastdah village of Gangni up…
Every household at Homtang village of Hatuwagadhi rural municipality in the district is engaged in weaving a traditional houseware, ‘nanglo’. It is made by weaving wicker, or the cleft slices of bamboo.
Mostly, the cleft slices of bamboo are the raw…
Kathmandu: Light to moderate rainfall is taking place in a few places of Bagmati, Gandaki, Lumbini and Sudurpaschim provinces and one or two places in the remaining provinces this morning. This is due to the effect of Monsoon winds active throughout t…
Kathmandu: Trishuli river has swept away a 19-kg magnetic device used to trace two buses, which fell into Trishuli river after being swept away by landslide at Simaltal, Chitwan, on Wednesday.
Search for the missing buses was carried out on Wednesday…