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“Kathmandu Declaration: TOGETHER FOR CLIMATE JUSTICE”

The Kathmandu Declaration on Climate Justice calls for protection and addressing special and differential needs of the poor and vulnerable communities impacted by climate change; prioritization of mountain ecosystems, peoples, and development; reforming the ‘broken’ global financial system to deliver quantity and quality of finance needed to address the climate

WHO congratulates Nepal for legislation to restrict trans-fatty acids in…

Kathmandu, Feb 17: The World Health Organization (WHO) has congratulated Nepal for formulating law on restricting levels of industrially produced

Mundum Int’l Art Expo kicks off

'Mundum International Art Exhibition' organised by Diktel Rupakot Majhuwagadhi municipality of Khotang district has kicked off in Kathmandu today.

Minister Acharya stresses on digitalizing disabled ID card

Minister for Women, Children and Senior Citizen, Surendra Raj Acharya, has stressed the need of digitalizing the disabled identity cards.

26,707 temporary shelters built for quake survivors in Rukum Paschim

A total of 26,707 temporary shelters have been built for quake-survivors in Rukum Paschim so far while 5,637 are under-construction.

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KMC brings IHIMS, requiring health facilities to submit monthly report…

KMC has been conducting regular monitoring since some days for further managing health institutions.

10 people killed in road accident in Kapilvastu

The accident took place when a passenger bus (Su-Pa-Pra-02-001 Ba 0098) operated by Sunaulo Mahakali Transport fell some 200 meters

President Paudel attends Basanta Shravan ceremony

Kathmandu, Feb 14: President Ram Chandra Paudel has attended the Basanta Panchami ceremony and listened to the recitation of religious

Valentine Day celebration in Kathmandu (photo feature)

The Valentine Day celebration in Kathmandu have been witnessed with different activities. The photographs show people buying flowers in shops

Basanta Panchami being observed today

Also known as Saraswati Pooja, writers, artists, journalists, teachers and students worship their tools, pen, paper, pencil and musical instruments