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Reforms needed to increase women’s participation in elections: CEC Thapaliya

Kathmandu, April 15: Chief Election Commissioner Dinesh Kumar Thapaliya has said that the existing laws and social environment should be improved to increase the meaningful participation of women in elections. Speaking in the inaugural session of an interaction on 'Elections and Women: Efforts, Achievements and Future Action Plan of Nepal',

Lightning shock kills two people in Parbat on Saturday evening

Two people died in two separate places of Parbat's Modi Rural Municipality due to lightning strikes on Saturday evening. A

Offerings worth Rs. 7.5 million collected in Pathibhara

In the Nepali month of Chait (March 14 to April 12), offerings worth over Rs. 7.5 million have been collected

PM Dahal calls for connecting Nepalis across the world by…

Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' has called upon the Nepali speakers and the people of Nepali origin residing in

RPP demonstrates in Kathmandu

Kathmandu, April 9: The Rastriya Prajatantra Party (RPP) has demonstrated in Kathmandu today to press for the fulfillment of its

Mahakumbha Mela kicks off today, President scheduled to inaugurate

The Mahakumbha Mela, a grand religious fair, is beginning at Chatara of Barahachhetra municipality-1 in Sunsari today.

Russian Army victim’s family submit memo to Home Minister Lamichhane

Home Affairs Minister, Rabi Lamichhane has said that he will immediately talk to the Prime Minister regarding taking the necessary

Collective commitment to prevent child marriage in Madhes

The participants at a discussion 'Role of religious preachers for ending child marriage' held in Bardibas on Thursday expressed collective

Janata Samajwadi recommends Khan in HoR vacant seat

The Janata Samajbadi Party (People's Socialist Party) has recommended Hasina Khan from Banke as the party's lawmaker under the proportional

Nepal’s air quality improving

Kathmandu, April 4: Until a few years ago, winter days in major cities across Nepal, including the Kathmandu Valley, were