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Koshi government approves agriculture grant legislation

Biratnagar, Nov 20: The Koshi Province Government has approved the Province Agriculture Promotion Grant Third Amendment Regulations-2081. The proposal to this connection was brought by the province government's Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives. A meeting of the provincial Council of Ministers convened today and chaired by Chief Minister Hikmat Kumar

Durga Prasai presented in court for extension of remand

Durga Prasai, a medical entrepreneur, who was arrested on the charges of cyber crime, has been produced before the District

Nepal Telecom named telecom partner for Sudurpaschim Royals

The Nepal Telecom has sponsored the Sudurpaschim Royals team competing in the upcoming Nepal Premier League (NPL).

UNICEF aids disaster-affected families

Kavrepalanchowk, Nov 20: The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has provided aid to 845 floods and landslide victims of Namobuddha

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Weather to remain fair in most places of the country

Kathmandu, Nov 20: The westerly winds have partial impacts across the country According to the Department of Hydrology and Meteorology,

18 years of comprehensive peace accord; survivors still longing for…

In a bid to unleash the causes of conflict and provide relief and reparation to the victims, the Comprehensive Peace

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Rs 15 million appropriated for commercial potato farming

The Agriculture Development Directorate has appropriated Rs 15 million for promoting commercial potato farming.

Pokhara folks request Prime Minister Oli for regular international flights…

Ministers from the Gandaki Province government and local tourism entrepreneurs have urged Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli to take initiative

PM honours bodybuilding competition winners

Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has honoured the players winning medals in the 15th Bodybuilding Competition held recently in the

NHRC’s call to conclude peace process soon

Kathmandu, Nov 19: The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has urged the government to complete the peace process soon by