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All-out efforts on to ensure safe, free election: PM Karki

Kathmandu, Nov 6: Prime Minister Sushila Karki has said government was making all-out efforts to ensure safe, free and fair election. During the meeting a delegation of the Asian Network for Free Election (ANFREL) had with her on Thursday, PM Karki vowed government creates utmost security arrangement for free and

Complaint lodged at cyber bureau against KMC Mayor Balen

Kathmandu, Nov 6: The National Youth Association has filed a complaint at Cyber Bureau of Nepal Police against Balendra Sah

NC’s disgruntled leaders want CC dissolved if no convention before…

Kathmandu, Nov 6: The Nepali Congress leaders, who are dissatisfied with the difference on rise over the conduct of general

Trekking agencies demand mandatory TIMS card for foreign trekkers

Kathmandu, Nov 6: The Trekking Agencies Association of Nepal (TAAN) has said arrangement of Trekking Information Management System (TIMS) card

Ministry of foreign affairs
Passport shortage issue is on way to resolution: Ministry of…

Kathmandu, Nov 6: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has said that, although there is a small number of passport booklets

Parliament’s primary duty is to build nation, establish system: RSP…

Tanahu, Nov 6: Vice President of the Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP), Dr Swarnim Wagle, stated that the primary duty of

NC calls for prompt rescue of tourists stuck in avalanche

Kathmandu, Nov 6: The Nepali Congress (NC) has demanded the urgent rescue of domestic and foreign tourists trapped in avalanche.

Bhattarai suggests institutionalization of Gen Z demands

Kathmandu, Nov 6: Former Prime Minister Dr Baburam Bhattarai has called on representatives of the Gen Z groups to institutionalize

CIAA files corruption case against former tax officer and contractor

The Commission for the Investigation of Abuse of Authority (CIAA) has filed a corruption case at the Special Court in

Foreign Ministry urges public patience amid transitional passport shortage

In a statement on Thursday, the Ministry clarified that the shortage is not as severe as portrayed in public discussions,