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Two arrested on the charge of cyber sexual harassment of…

Kathmandu, Aug 10: Police have nabbed two persons for sexually harassing a juvenile through social media. The Cyber Bureau of Nepal Police made public Samir Tamang and Suresh Tamang of Indrawati municipality in Sindhupalchowk district for sexually harassing a minor girl through social networking sites. The duo had befriended the

Govt committed to development of indigenous nationalities: PM Dahal

Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' has said the government was aware and committed to protection, promotion and development of

Lakhan Thapa Magar, country’s first martyr, statue installed in Gorkha

A life-size statue of first martyr of Nepal, Lakhan Thapa Magar, has been installed at the main checkpoint of Gorkha

Five books selected for Madan Puraskar

Out of 313 books received for Madan Puraskar 2079, five books have been shortlisted for the prestigious award.

Manang farmers getting attracted to apple farming

Farmers of mountainous Manang district are getting attracted to apple farming with many finding their calling in the farming. Sol

5,172 students participated in KMC scholarship entrance exam

The education department of Kathmandu Metropolitan City has completed the entrance exam for the scholarship to be provided for class

Victims of armed conflict stage protest in Kathmandu (photo feature)

Victims of Armed Conflict and Human Rights activists stage a protest in front of the Kathmandu District Administration Office on

Trailer of Nepali animated movie ‘Shalina: The Warrior Princess’ unveiled

A trailer of a Nepali animated movie 'Shalina: The Warrior Princess' has been launched today. It took around six years

I am committed to bringing reforms in health sector: Health…

Why should not we too increase tax on tobacco products? No one expresses their concern over the increment of tax

Nepal Poised To Start HPV Vaccination To Prevent Cervical Cancer,…

In 2020, researchers predicted that without any intervention, a total of 170,600 women in Nepal would die from cervical cancer