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Four arrested with jewelries worth Rs 20 million

Kathmandu, June 11: Nepal Police has arrested four persons along with jewelries and precious stones and made them public on Wednesday. The valuables are worth over Rs 20 million. Those arrested are Haribor Sheikh, 43; Surojeet Das, 39; Tamol Sadra, 40, and Samuhim Sheikh, 16. All of them are Indian

Insurers Must Promote the Blue Economy

This will ensure the sustainability of the carbon credits that finance the community’s activities and allow it to pay for

Introducing Digital Platforms to Students

World is being digital every day and physical reality is being digitalized too with the introduction of simulations and virtual

Community forestry should work to benefit impoverished communities, reiterates Forests…

Lalitpur, June 11: Minister for Forests and Environment Ain Bahadur Shahi Thakuri emphasized that community forestry should operate in a

Extreme heat prompts school closure in Inaruwa, Itahari

Sunsari, June 11: Due to extreme heat, schools in the Inaruwa municipality area, including the district headquarters Sunsari, have been

14,500 e-vehicles imported in 10 years

The import of e-vehicles – manufactured in China – via Rasuwagadhi transit point has reached 14,500 in number during last

Three found dead in Jhapa

According to the Spokesperson of the Jhapa Police, Khagendra Bahadur Khadka, the lifeless bodies were found in Arjundhara-4, Madanpur Jaladhar

NRB to withdraw Rs 40 billion amid excess liquidity in…

Due to the excess liquidity in banks, Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has announced that it will withdraw Rs 40 billion

Grants for honey and black gram production elate farmers in…

Local farmers are overjoyed after receiving grants from Anbukhaireni Rural Municipality for honey and black gram production.

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Remittance inflow increased 13% in ten months, BoP in surplus:…

Remittance inflows increased 13.2 percent to Rs.1356.61 billion in the review period compared to an increase of 16.9 percent in