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Free insurance mulled for people in holding centers

Kathmandu, June 11: The government is advancing a plan to provide free insurance to landless people and those currently staying in holding centres across the Kathmandu Valley. Prakriti Dhakal, Deputy Secretary at the Prime Minister's Office, announced that families housed in designated holding centres would be covered under life insurance

World Cup what to know: Mexico kicks off a supersized,…

This year’s tournament — which is hosted by the U.S., Canada and Mexico — was expanded to 48 teams that

Good governance-focused govt does not betray citizens in two months:…

Kathmandu, June 11: Finance Minister Dr Swarnim Wagle has reminded that the government forwarding agenda of good governance would not

Constitution amendment discussion paper preparation taskforce consults former PMs

The taskforce coordinated by Prime Minister Balendra Shah's political adviser, Asim Shah, discussed with former Prime Ministers,Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda', 

NA Members demand clarification on PM’s remarks on border

Kathmandu June 11: In the meeting of the National Assembly today, lawmakers voiced concerns over Prime Minister Balendra Shah’s remarks

Storm damages banana plants

Tikapur, June 11: Rainfall coupled with storm damaged banana plants grown in two bighas of land in Kailali district. Nearly

Ticket booking open for Pokhara-Dubai direct flight

Pokhara, June 11: Direct flights are to be operated from the Pokhara International Airport to Dubai, a city in the

Questions over revision of tax rates in HoR meeting

Kathmandu, June 11: The meeting of the House of Representatives (HoR) today witnessed concerns over government’s authority for altering tax

Govt aware to ensure fertilizer supply: Minister Chaudhary

Kathmandu, June 11: Minister for Agriculture, Forest and Environment, Gita Chaudhary, has said government would ensure distribution of as much

Some laws are barrier to disaster management: Home Minister

Kathmandu, June 11: Home Minister Sudan Gurung has argued some laws were still barriers to disaster management. In a meeting