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Building strong foundation for local governments imperative to ensure robust…

With the local level election round the corner, the political parties have intensified their election campaigning across the country. While forging or not the electoral alliance for the local level became important issue among the political parties in the central discussions, the local cadres and leaders obviously remained confused to

Ambassador Acharya presents letter of credence

kathmandhu : Nepali Ambassador to the United Kingdom, Gyan Chandra Acharya, has presented a letter of credence to the British

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Weather to remain cloudy for three more days

Kathmandhu : The weather would remain cloudy for three more days due to impact of low-pressure system around Bihar of

Prime Minister Deuba leaving for official visit to India friday

Kathmandhu : Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba is leaving for New Delhi friday afternoon on a three-day official visit to

Transport Ministry approves price adjustment on long-route transport

Kathmandu : The Ministry of Physical Infrastructure and Transport has approved price adjustment on long-route public vehicles plying inter-province. The

Tourist inflow up in Mustang

Galeswor : inflow of domestic and external tourists has shot up in trans-Himalayan touristic district, Mustang, with the fear of

Misinformation questions media credibility: PM Deuba

Kathmandu : Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba has said the government is committed to full press freedom. Inaugurating a ceremony

T20 series: Nepal defeats Papua New Guinea

Kathmandu : Nepal defeated Papua New Guinea in the first match of the triangular T20 International Cricket Series by 15

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EC allows fringe parties to contest polls with respective election…

Kathmandu :The Election Commission (EC) of Nepal has decided to provide separate election symbols to all the political parties registered

PM Deuba urges NRNs to invest skills and capital for…

kathmandu : Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba has urged the Non-Resident Nepalis (NRNs) to put their capital, technical and managerial