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‘Women need economic empowerment and social security’

Kalika Khadka/RSS Kathmandu : Minister for Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation, Pampha Bhusal, has viewed economic empowerment of women makes them able to speak freely and confidently. "In the past, women used to express freely only in Teej festival, but now, voices can be raised for women rights throughout the

Teej festival being observed across the country

The ‘Teej’ festival, also known as the ‘Haritalika’, is being observed by Nepali Hindu women today throughout the country. Women

Teej festival ensures robust social, cultural unity, President says

President Bidya Devi Bhandari has expressed the confidence that the Teej festival, also known as Haritalika, would further enhance social,

Bidya and Deuba
President, Prime Minister wish for robust social, cultural unity

Kathmandu: President Bidya Devi Bhandari and Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba have expressed the confidence that the Teej festival, also

When to change dress in community colleges? Let’s redesign 

The community colleges, nowadays, organize different innovative activities. One of them is Model United Nations or Model UN. This is

Koshi Tappu, CNP welcome baby elephant same day

The Koshi Wildlife Reserve and the Chitwan National Park have news to celebrate. It is heartening news for those specially

For women at old age home in Devghat, Teej brings…

Hindu women have been celebrating Haritalika Teej festival with much enthusiasm and fervour across the country. The occasion has witnessed

Contributors to democracy will be honoured: PM Deuba

Kathmandu: Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba said those who contributed to restoring democracy amid adversities during the Panchayat system would

KMC wants businesses running at underground area removed

A team under the leadership of mayor of Kathmandu Metropolitan City, Balendra Shah, today directed the owners of the Shankhamul

Pradip Giri’s demise, doubt over sustained critical thoughts in Nepali…

The passing away of prominent socialist thinker Pradip Giri has spread a shockwave in Nepali politics and society. Irrespective of