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1st edition of Sagarmatha Sambaad wraps up issuing 25-point Sagarmatha…

Kathmandu, May 18: The first edition of the Sagarmatha Sambaad concluded here today by issuing a 25-point Sagarmatha Call for Action. The three-day event held in Kathmandu from 16 to 18 May 2025, was themed “Climate Change, Mountains and the Future of Humanity”. The full text of the Sagarmatha Call

Delegates offered a taste of Ilam tea at Sagarmatha Sambaad

Kathmandu, May 18: The delegates of the Sagarmatha Sambaad were engaged not only in a flurry of sessions and discussions

PM Oli congratulates table tennis players

At programme organized today at the Prime Minister's residence in Baluwatar, he congratulated the promising young players and wished them

Sagarmatha Sambaad: Implementation of climate finance commitments stressed

The participants in the discussion expressed the view that without the implementation of climate finance commitments, there will be a

No excuse delaying measures against climate crisis: Chief Secretary Aryal

Kathmandu, May 18: Government’s Chief Secretary Eaknaryan Aryal has said international cooperation against climate change could be further strengthened through

Sagarmatha Sambaad successful to flag up issues from mountains to…

Kathmandu, May 18: Minister for Foreign Affairs Dr Arzu Rana Deuba has said that the Sagarmatha Sambaad has been successful

Foreign participants of ‘Sagarmatha Sambaad’ enjoy mountain flight

Kathmandu, May 18: Foreign guests participating in the ‘Sagarmatha Sambaad’ event were taken on a mountain flight to showcase a

Mountains are humanity’s shared global resources

Climate change is a global crisis transcending national boundaries. Nothing less than a global alliance based on justice and solidarity

Free press and informed citizens are pillars of democracy: Dr…

Freedom of speech bridges the gaps in public debates by bringing multiple perspectives into play, and helps build an organic,

India’s Warning to Pakistan

That leaves India wedged between two closely aligned nuclear powers, both of which claim sizable swaths of Indian territory. Recent