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Clean digital public sphere inevitable for informed decision

Narayan Prasad Ghimire Kathmandu, Jan 28: With a month left to vote in the House of Representatives (HoR) election, the political publicity and campaigning have speeded up. The Election Commission has also ramped up preparation including awareness-raising via digital sphere. Whether it is for awareness-raising or voter engagement, digital publicity

Health Insurance Board calls for responsible use of insurance services

The Health Insurance Board has appealed to both service recipients and service providers to act responsibly to ensure the effectiveness

Paswan’s journey from Dalit rights defender to NA member

"I will raise Dalit issues vibrantly from the National Assembly. I extend full support to the Dalit liberation movement," Paswan

Boost consumption of domestic products: Minister Khanal

Kathmandu, Jan 26: Finance Minister Rameshore Prasad Khanal has pointed out the need for increasing the consumption of domestic products

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Gold breaks 5,000 USD for the first time

Comex February gold futures for the first time broke above the historic mark of 5,000 U.S. dollars per ounce in

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Gold, silver prices skyrocket, gold trading at Rs. 309,000 per…

With this increase, the price of Hallmark gold is being traded at Rs 309,000 per tola today, the highest level

The AI Takeover of All Media Is Coming

Charles Ferguson SAN FRANCISCO – AI is coming for “content,” meaning everything from advertising and novels to movies and journalism.

Nepal presents national report at fourth cycle of UPR in…

Nepal has presented its national report under the fourth cycle of the Universal Periodic Review (UPR) at the ongoing 51st

Japanese envoy pledges continued support to Nepal’s development endeavours

Japanese Ambassador to Nepal Maeda Toru has reaffirmed Japan’s commitment to extending continued support to Nepal’s development endeavours.

Fact-checking needed to counter misinformation, experts argue

Kathmandu, Jan 25: Information technology experts have warned that supporters and opponents of political parties have begun spreading misinformation both