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Nepal exported 1,015MW of electricity on Laxmi Pooja

Kathmandu, Oct 21: The country exported 1,015 megawatts of electricity on Monday, the day of Laxmi Pooja of the Tihar festival. According to the Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA), the total demand for power reached 1,650 megawatts on Monday evening. The NEA stated that the highest demand for power in the

PM Karki invites seven political parties to discuss upcoming election

Prime Minister Sushila Karki has invited seven political parties represented in the dissolved House of Representatives for holding a discussion

Policing, Politics, and Public Perception: The Resilience of Nepal Police

Given this, the demand to arrest former Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli and former Home Minister Ramesh Lekhak appears to

Nepal’s Roshani Adhikari Pathak wins IUCN Regional Councillor seat

Roshani Adhikari Pathak has been elected as the Regional Councillor for South and East Asia of the International Union for

Gen Z led attack was on the country, the system…

However, a favourable environment has yet to be created for holding these elections in a free and fair environment. There

RBBL disburses financial grants to promote energy efficiency in industries

These interventions are expected to generate annual savings of more than 1.23 million kWh of energy, equivalent to cost reductions

Over Rs one billion worth of juicy apples produced in…

According to the Agriculture Knowledge Center, Mustang, apple production rose from 7,238 metric tons last year to 7,636 metric tons

Earthquake in Nepal
Earthquake tremor felt in Bajhang late at Wednesday night

An earthquake tremor was felt in Bajhang late Wednesday night. According to the National Earthquake Monitoring and Research Center, a

Nepal to face Oman in decisive Super Six match today

Nepal will face host nation Oman today, Wednesday, in the Super Six stage of the ICC T20 World Cup Asia

Deuba calls September 8 and 9 incidents premeditated and organized

Nepali Congress octogenarian President Sher Bahadur Deuba has described the Gen Z led incidents of September 8 and 9 as