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Freed Kamlari yet to receive identity card

BARDIYA: Eight years after the government declared the Kamlari free, the former female bonded labourers have not been able to get government identity cards. As a result, they have been deprived of various government services. The government had declared Kamlari free on June 27, 2013. However, more than half of

Muktinath temple opens for public

MYAGDI: The famous Muktinath Temple, a holy place of pilgrimage for Hindus and Buddhists in Mustang, has been opened from

VC Thapa’s statue unveiled in UK

Krishna Prasad Sharma/RSS LONDON: A statue of Kulbir Thapamagar, the first Gurkha soldier to receive the Victoria Cross 9VC in

Two Indian nationals arrested with undisclosed Rs 9.5 million

KATHMANDU: Police have arrested two Indian nationals with Rs 9.5 million without disclosing the source. A team deputed from Metropolitan

No of registered newspapers climb to 7,874

KATHMANDU: The number of registered newspapers across the country is 7,874. According to the 46th Annual Report, 2077/78, published on

Pashupati Temple Area cleaning campaign for promotion of religious tourism

KATHMANDU: The Pashupati Area Development Trust has launched cleaning campaign in the Pashupatinath Temple area in Kathmandu. In the second

UML meeting: Group-wise discussion continues

KATHMANDU: The ongoing central committee’s meeting of the major opposition party CPN (UML) has begun dwelling on the reports on

Mini-festival in Pokhara on Sept 27

POKHARA: Restaurant and Bar Association Nepal (REBAN), Pokhara, is to organise a mini-festival on September 27 on the occasion of

People with hemophilia to be counted in upcoming census

KATHMANDU: The government is going to count people with hemophilia in the national consensus-2078 BS. Hemophilia is an inherited bleeding

PM Deuba seeks international commitments to climate change

Bhisma Raj Ojha/RSS KATHMANDU: Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba said that Nepal is committed to limit global average temperature rise