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Government will do utmost for improvement of education sector: PM…

Kathmandu, May 9: Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' has said that the government will leave no stone unturned for reforms in the country's education sector. PM said this while receiving a memorandum submitted to him by the Nepal Teachers Federation National Committee at the Prime Minister's official residence at

Judiciary advancing reform programmes: Acting CJ Karki

Acting Chief Justice Hari Krishna Karki has said judicial norms and values should be kept intact for neutral, quality and

Class 12 Board exam begins, More than 450,000 students taking…

Class 12 board exam has started from today. Chairman of the National Examination Board, Dr. Mahashram Sharma, has requested everyone

President Paudel consulting legal experts on citizenship bill

President Ram Chandra Paudel has begun consultation with legal experts about the constitutional significance of the citizenship bill that is

Indian actor Aamir Khan arrives in Kathmandu

Bollywood hero Aamir Khan has arrived in Kathmandu to practice meditation. He came to Nepal from Vistara Airlines at 10

Dr Arju Rana says, “I have not committed any wrongdoing,…

Nepali Congress (NC) leader Dr Arzu Rana Deuba clarified that she was purposely implicated in the fake Bhutanese refugee scam

Dalit women’s provincial conference concludes issuing 12-point Janakpur Declaration

The Dalit women's provincial-level conference has concluded here on Sunday issuing a 12-point Janakpur Declaration. The gathering of 200 Dalit

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Police arrest 10 Indian nationals with Nepali citizenship cards

The Kathmandu police have arrested 10 Indian nationals on charge of taking Nepali citizenship cards by producing fake documents.

Pokhara Lake Conference ends with five-point declaration

The three-day Lake Conference has concluded with a five-point declaration including a commitment to work for the sustainable development of

BOOK REVIEW: Delving deep into history of school education

it is harrowing to read media stories that number of students in history subject is declining fast and the history