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38 percent journalists work without appointments in Nepal

Thirty-eight percent of working journalists are at work without appointment letter, a study report shows. According to the study of Minimum Wages Fixation Committee, appointment letter is still the issue of many journalists working in Nepali media enterprises. The study incorporated 311 working journalists: 241 male, 69 female and one

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Government vehicles dumped for years (photo feature)

Many government vehicles have been found dumped in garage in Kathmandu for a long time. With the lack of proper

Indiscriminate plotting damaging beauty of Kathmandu Valley (photo feature) ​​

Kathmandu Valley nowadays facing menace of plotting, particularly the developers are found active to encroach rare forest area. Increasing urbanization

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Home Ministry forms committee to investigate TIA case

The government has formed a committee to investigate an incident relating to access of a person without a passport and

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Two held for trying to smuggle gold

Two foreign nationals have been arrested from Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) for attempting to smuggle gold. They are Parasnath Shah

Language Commission begin preserving languages

The Language Commission has started preservation of a total of 37 languages with less than 1,000 native speakers and thereby

Month-long Shree Swasthani Bratakatha concluding today

The month-long Shree Swasthani Bratakatha dedicated to Hindu goddess Swasthani that was kicked off on Poush Shuklapurnima is concluding today.

Popular literary figure Dr Tana Sharma is no more

Popular writer of radical identity and subjective travelogue in Nepali language, Dr Taranath Sharma (Tana Sharma) died at the age

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COVID-19: 1,570 new cases, 6,146 recoveries in past 24 hours

KATHMANDU: A total of 1,570 new cases of COVID-19 were reported in the country in the past 24 hours, according

UNICEF lauds Nepal for significant progress in nutrition of mothers,…

KATHMANDU: The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has said that Nepal has made significant progress in nutrition of mothers and