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48 species of birds found in Aalital of Dadeldhura

Kanchanpur, Jan 7: A water bird census was conducted at Aalital lake and its vicinity in Aalital Rural Municipality-3, Dadeldhura. The census was organized by the Division Forest Office, Dadeldhura, and supported by Bird Conservation Nepal's ornithologist, Hirulal Dagaura. According to Dagaura, 48 bird species were recorded, including the Great

Sahid Dasrath Health Science Academy to be upgraded as university:…

He also directed 50-bed Geta Hospital to operate emergency services round-the-clock.

Around 5.3 magnitude tremor rocks Kathmandu

According to US Geological Survey, the epicenter of the earthquake was in Tibet and it was nearly of 7 magnitude

Govt increases public transport fare by 3.30 percent (with full…

The Department of Transport Management (DoTM) has adjusted the fare rates for public passenger and freight vehicles operating across provinces.

Maoist leaders, cadres urge for labour campaign

CPN (Maoist Centre) leaders have called for the active involvement of the party leaders including the Chairperson and the cadres

NEPSE Index on bullish trend, climbs 49.12 points

The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) Index climbed by 49.12 points today, closing at 2,640.68 points. The rise is 1.89%.

Government sensitive to safeguard nation’s border

Minister for Home Affairs Ramesh Lekhak has said the government is committed to safeguarding the nation's land and borders.

Impartial journalism is foundation of democracy: President Paudel

President Ramchandra Paudel has praised the Federation of Nepali Journalists (FNJ) for its significant contributions to the social and economic

Health Ministry preparing to ensure free treatment for brain hemorrhage

Minister for Health and Population Pradip Paudel has said the government is working on ensuring free treatment for brain hemorrhages.

Refugee Scam: SC demands additional documents about Pratik Thapa

The Supreme Court (SC) has issued an order demanding additional documents regarding Pratik Thapa, an accused in the fake Bhutanese