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ECN confirms 64 political parties registered for election purpose

Kathmandu, Nov 25: Total 64 political parties have been registered so far for the election to the House of Representatives slated for coming March 5. According to the Election Commission, political parties registered for the coming HoR election reached 64 after eight political parties were registered on Monday alone. The

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Gold price jumps Rs. 5200 per tola today

According to Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers' Association, the gold price has increased Rs. 5200 per tola, and

Buy Back Guarantee and Zero Expense for 5 Years

MAW Vriddhi, the official distributor of Nepal’s No. 1 Luxury EV brand Deepal, has relaunched the “Buy Back Guarantee and

NPL 2025: Kathmandu Gorkhas to take on Lumbini Lions today

The Kathmandu Gorkhas will face the Lumbini Lions today in the ongoing Nepal Premier League (NPL) 2025, a franchise-based Twenty20

Bibaha Panchami celebration today with devotion across Nepal

This festival, which commemorates the divine union of Princess Sita and Lord Ram in the Treta Yug (Vedic era), is

Family in Sarlahi plunged into mourning after Dev’s death in…

“They gave their lives against corruption and injustice. Their sacrifice is meaningful only if these problems end.” She urges the

Feasibility study launched to construct lake at Jaljala

A feasibility study has been launched for the construction of a lake in the Jaljala area of Kalanjar Hampal, the

Farmers yearn for hassle-free harvest, plantation in Rupandehi

As were the previous years, the plight and worries the farmers are facing this year are the same- short supply

Cooperation among three-tier govt stressed for effective federalism

Cooperation, collaboration and co-existence among the three tiers of government have been emphasized in line with the spirit of the

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Construction of industrial village in limbo for seven years

An under-construction industrial village at Pang of Kusma municipality under the 'one local-level, one industrial village' programme is in limbo