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★ Nepal, India agree to increase power export capacity to 1,650 MW ★ Litterateur Nagendra Raj Sharma passes away at 89 ★ Finance Minister calls for aligning development assistance with national priorities ★ Government moves to link universities with IT industry to boost digital economy ★ Four amicus curiae recommended in property probe commission case ★ Unorganized telephone, internet and TV wires to be managed within two weeks ★ Government’s initiative to connect university with IT industry ★ Speaker Aryal urges lawmakers to establish regular dialogues with citizens ★ Bill to repeal some acts for economic reforms: Finance Minister Dr Wagle ★ Ministry Chaudhary pledges to address concerns of farmers

The US Economy Cannot Grow Without Renewables

Daniel Driscoll

The Trump administration’s grim determination to ignore clean energy is not only costly; it also jeopardizes long-term economic growth. Actively suppressing renewables as fossil-fuel prices steadily rise will be the death knell for a growth model built on the promise of cheap energy.

Main News

Nepal, India agree to increase power export capacity to 1,650 MW

Finance Minister calls for aligning development assistance with national priorities

Four amicus curiae recommended in property probe commission case

Government’s initiative to connect university with IT industry

Speaker Aryal urges lawmakers to establish regular dialogues with citizens

Bill to repeal some acts for economic reforms: Finance Minister Dr Wagle

Ministry Chaudhary pledges to address concerns of farmers

Exhibition of contemporary Chinese painting and calligraphy begins

News

Litterateur Nagendra Raj Sharma passes away at 89

Renowned Nepali litterateur Nagendra Raj Sharma passed away on Wednesday at the age of 89 at his residence in Gaurinagar, Chabahil, Kathmandu.

Prachanda leaves for Sri Lanka to attend Asian dialogue

House of Representatives receives annual reports of constitutional bodies

National Assembly adjourned until July 31

166 bills to be presented in the coming fiscal year

Prof. Dr. Sunil Kumar Joshi appointed Vice Chancellor of MDCUHS

NC ministers in Karnali provincial government resign

Latest

Nepal, India agree to increase power export capacity to 1,650 MW

1 Litterateur Nagendra Raj Sharma passes away at 89

2 Finance Minister calls for aligning development assistance with national priorities

3 Government moves to link universities with IT industry to boost digital economy

4 Newspolar TV

प्रतिनिधि सभा बैठक साउन १४ सम्म रोकियो || Parliament

नेपालको विकासमा युएनडिपीको ६० वर्षे साझेदारीः ‘थ्री डी’ र ‘थ्री सी’ को अवधारणामा जोड दिन सुझाव

‘मानसिक स्वास्थ्य परिषद्’ गठन गर्न सांसद खनालको माग

सरकारको १०० दिन सुशासनका दृष्टिले सकारात्मकः सांसद खरेल

Interview

PM Balen Shah draws hard line on Kalapani, Lipulekh: “We have the evidence”

When we speak about border matters with any country, they naturally raise their objections. They (India) did raise objections, and I was surprised. Fine —

Inclusive cluster has two-thirds representation in civil service: Chair Regmi

Where communities lead, nature recovers: International Biological Diversity Day

Zhang Jiadong: Political stability under Balen Shah to boost Nepal–China cooperation

Business

Nepal, India agree to increase power export capacity to 1,650 MW

Kathmandu, July 16: Nepal and India have agreed to increase Nepal’s electricity export capacity to 1,650 megawatts (MW) through two cross-border transmission lines following a meeting

Finance Minister calls for aligning development assistance with national priorities

Nepali American Business and Investment Summit in New York from Sept 25

Parliamentary Committee directs govt to curb black marketing and LPG shortages

PM Shah reaffirms to fully supporting hotel entrepreneurs

Product

DatLink selected among top 18 innovations from 121 competing teams

DatLink enables healthcare professionals to access patient data from anywhere, supporting faster clinical decision-making and improved patient care, shared Ujjwal Jha from the college.