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Congress removes Krishna Sitaula from National Assembly leadership

Kathmandu, April 29: The Nepali Congress has removed senior leader Krishna Prasad Sitaula as its parliamentary party leader in the National Assembly. The decision was taken by parliamentary party leader Bishmaraj Angdembey as part of a broader internal reshuffle. According to party sources, Sitaula had been politically active outside the

China pledges Rs 11 billion for Ring Road Kathmandu expansion

The China government has pledged Rs 11 billion in grants for the second phase of the Kathmandu Ring Road expansion

Elevate your wellness journey in the heart of the himalayas

For centuries, seekers have journeyed to the Nepali Himalayas to align body, mind, and soul. The region’s tranquil energy and

MCA-Nepal launches upgrade of 40 km Dhankhola–Lamahi road section

MCA-Nepal has formally launched the upgrading of the 40-kilometre Dhankhola–Lamahi road section of Dang district along the East-West Highway.

Forest fires ravage 4,500 hectares in Banke

Forest fires have broken out in 14 community forests, including two block forests, in Banke district, damaging around 4,500 hectares

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Six held with counterfeit Rs. 20 million

A clothing trader from Udayapur lost Rs 2 million after falling victim to a sophisticated “double money” fraud scheme involving

Farmers attracted to apple farming in Bajura

Farmers are also diversifying into improved varieties such as Fuji, Gala, and Golden apples alongside local types.

Global Tourism Forum to help Nepal attract investment

President of the Global Tourism Forum, Bulut Bagci, has said Nepal could attract significant foreign direct investment (FDI) in tourism

Transport Bill to protect accident rescuers

Kathmandu, April 29:  The government has proposed a new and progressive legal framework aimed at addressing country’s frequent road accidents

Speaker Aryal reaffirms one China policy

Chinese Ambassador to Nepal, Zhang Maoming, paid a courtesy call on the Speaker Dol Prasad Aryal, in Kathmandu, with discussions