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Toddler killed in leopard attack in Tanahu

Damauli :  A 22-month-old child has been killed by a leopard at Ratamata, Shuklagandaki municipality-3 of Tanahu district on Monday. Police identified the child as Rabin Nepali. The toddler who had been eating sitting on the porch of the house had suddenly disappeared. The boy was found dead at Dhangdhunge

Karnali Health Sciences to begin MBBS, MDGP courses

Jumla : The seventh senate of the Karnali Academy of Health Sciences (KAHS) has decided to run MBBS and MDGP

‘MCC inevitable for Nepal’s physical infrastructure development’

Kathmandu : Minister for Foreign Affairs Pradeep Kumar Gyawali has said that the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) compact agreement signed

Sugarcane farmers from Sarlahi organize demo at Maitighar

Kathmandu: Sugarcane farmers from Sarlahi have organized a protest demonstration in Kathmandu citing the sugar mills have not yet paid

Dhimal Homestay in Jhapa beckoning guests with its unique customs,…

-Chandrakala Bhandari/RSS Bhadrapur: Away from the hustle and bustle of the city, a group of trained Dhimal homestay operators are

Machhindra defeats NRT 1-0 in Martyr’s Memorial A-Division League

Kathmandu : Machhindra Club beat New Road Team 1-0 in the first match of fourth phase under the Martyr’s Memorial

Raute women in Dailekh’s Gurans municipality stay home during period

– Laxmi Bhandari/RSS Birendranagar : Twenty-year-old Gajali Shahi who belongs to the nomadic Raute tribe residing along the forest area

Biratnagar to get Rs 10 billion drinking water project

Morang: The Biratnagar Metropolitan City has started preparations to set up a drinking water project worth Rs 10 billion. Japan

Chand-led group’s three cadres held in Morang

Biratnagar: The district police have arrested three cadres of Netra Bikram Chand-led group from Morang district. They also confiscated pamphlets

Efforts on to operate Nepal-Australia direct flight

Canberra, Australia : Efforts are underway to ensure a direct flight between Nepal and Australia, it has been said. A