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Mushroom industry opened

Nawalparasi, Feb 8: A mushroom industry has been established as a joint venture of local youth entrepreneurs in Parasi, Nawalparasi. Established with a capital of Rs 80 million, the industry is expected to produce 20 tonnes of oyster mushroom products monthly. Youth entrepreneurs Kamal Kasaudhan, Lavkush Verma and Sunil Verma

Global IME Bank faces threats from identity groups; state authorities…

The so-called identity ideologue groups (Pahichanbadi) opposing the Pathivara Cable Car project, a project developed by IME Groups, in Taplejung

From Talk to Action: Missing link in climate finance for…

Over 55,000 participants attended COP29, held in Baku, Azerbaijan, including a significant number of youth delegates. For instance, UNICEF supported

Bhojpure khukuri industry faces challenges

Bhojpur, a district in the eastern hilly region of Nepal, is famous for khukuri. The Bhojpure khukuri, an essential weapon,

Pathibhara Cable Car dispute: Six-point agreement reached, protest called off

A six-point agreement has been reached between the government’s negotiation team and representatives of concerned parties regarding the Pathibhara Mukkumlung

Fundamentals of Just Energy Transition

Just Transition mechanism is fairness in the process of transforming to a climate neutral economy into the most affected region

IME Group launches  ‘Ila Comfort’ Luxury Hotel in Baglung

IME Group has launched Ila Comfort Hotel, a luxury hotel in Baglung Bazaar, aiming to provide high-quality hospitality services for

Lumbini: Birthplace of Lord Buddha
Finance Committee members show concerns about Lumbini’s development

The team of federal lawmakers led by Committee President Santosh Chalise visited the Mayadevi Temple in Lumbini and expressed concern

Government arranging social security for climbers

Kathmandu, Jan 27: Minister for Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation Badri Prasad Pandey has announced to institute a welfare fund

Banskharka hills covered with golden oranges, now

While walking through the orchards laden with oranges to participate in the "Banskharka Orange Festival," Minister Shrestha remarked that the