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Govt’s 100 days’ achievements: Govt to establish five Integrated Wellness…

Kathmandu, July 4: The incumbent government led by Prime Minister Balendra Shah has announced plans to establish five major integrated wellness centres across the country by 2035 as part of its strategy to develop Nepal into a leading wellness tourism destination. The plan is a part of the government's result-based

Govt’s 100 days in Office: Integrated relief package to Gen…

Kathmandu, July 4: The government has announced an integrated relief package for those injured during the Gen Z movement and

Nepal Organizes Free Eye Treatment Camp in Cambodia, Around 1,500…

Bangkok/Kampong Cham : The Embassy of Nepal in Bangkok, concurrently accredited to the Kingdom of Cambodia, has organized a Free

Accomplishments in policy reforms in 100 days meet expectation: Chief…

Kathmandu, July 4: Chief Secretary Suman Raj Aryal has said that the government achieved expected results in institutional and policy

Constitution Amendment Taskforce to submit report to government by mid-July

Kathmandu, July 4: A taskforce formed to prepare a dialogue paper on amendments to the Constitution is expected to present

87.2 percent progress in implementation of governance reform agenda

The incumbent government led by senior leader of Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) Balendra Shah had on March 27 announced the

Govt. effortful to enhance physical infrastructure of police force

Morang, July 4: Home Minister Sudhan Gurung has stated that the government is prioritizing border security and enhancing the physical

Government to be tough on borrowers to return the money…

Kathmandu, July 4: Minister for Land Management, Cooperatives, Federal Affairs and General Administration Pratibha Rawal has expressed the view that

Tourists arrival by air increases in 6 months

Kathmandu, July 4: The arrival of foreign tourists to Nepal has increased in the first six months of the year.

100 Days of Government: Postal Service transformed for Service Delivery

Kathmandu, July 4: Once lying idle with questions over its significance, the postal service in the country is now being