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Honey production  decreases in Jajarkot
  • The Rising Nepal
  • Sun, 5 February 2023

Honey production decreases in Jajarkot

Honey that used to be available in district headquarters Khalanga and nearby markets has stopped being available as the production decreased from last two years. Though three tiers of governments have invested for bee promotion, they have stopped getting it in the villages due to lack of production. The Prime Minister's Agriculture Modernizat

Excavator driver rescued from River
  • The Rising Nepal
  • Fri, 3 February 2023

Excavator driver rescued from River

A driver who plunged into the Karnali River along with his excavator has been rescued alive in Humla. The incident occurred when the excavator was opening a diversion along the Karnali Corridor, whose construction is in progress along its Humla section. The rescued excavator driver has been identifi

Once-in-12-year festival starts in Kalikot
  • The Rising Nepal
  • Wed, 1 February 2023

Once-in-12-year festival starts in Kalikot

A religious fair has started at Galje of Jabitha, in Tilagufa Municipality Ward No. 6, Kalikot district. The fair is organised once in every 12 years on the banks of the Tila River.

13 injured in Dailkeh mini-bus accident
  • TRN Online
  • Tue, 31 January 2023

13 injured in Dailkeh mini-bus accident

Bhuvaneshwor Prasad Yadav, Kalikot police office chief and Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP), informed that of the 13 injured, condition of 5 was serious while the rest had minor injuries.

Light rain and snowfall likely at some places of Sudurpaschim and Karnali provinces
  • TRN Online
  • Mon, 30 January 2023

Light rain and snowfall likely at some places of Sudurpaschim and Karnali provinces

The weather will be cloudy throughout the country due to the influence of the Westerly low pressure system with chances of light rain and snowfall at some places Sudurpaschim and Karnali provinces.

Sale, consumption of rice grows in Rukum
  • The Rising Nepal
  • Mon, 30 January 2023

Sale, consumption of rice grows in Rukum

Consumption of rice has increased in the district. According to the district branch of the Food, Management and Trading Company Limited, the consumption of rice has increased in the district. Before this, there was no branch office of FMTC to sell rice in the district.

Limi’s temperature falls to minus 220 C,  Kalikot receives heavy snowfall
  • The Rising Nepal
  • Sat, 28 January 2023

Limi’s temperature falls to minus 220 C, Kalikot receives heavy snowfall

The minimum temperature in Limi, a village in Humla, has dropped to minus 22 degrees Celsius. Known as the village beyond the mountains, Limi experiences literally freezing temperatures every winter. This year too, the mercury dropped to 20 degrees below zero last week and had stayed there until two days ago when snowfall pushed it down to minus 22.

Jumla Airport opens after three days
  • TRN Online
  • Fri, 27 January 2023

Jumla Airport opens after three days

Jumla Airport has come into operation from Thursday after security personnel cleared the snow that had been blocking its runway. After nearly half a day of work, officers of the Nepali Army, Armed Police Force and Nepal Police were able to clear the runway and allow planes to land on Thursday. Rajiv Shrestha, acting chief of the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal’s office in Jumla, informed that two flights, one each of Summit Air and Tara Air, landed at the airport Thursday afternoon. “This provided some relief to passengers who had been waiting for the airport to open for three days,” he said. Three days of incessant snowfall had made the airport unsafe for flights, leaving passengers flying between Nepalgunj and Jumla stranded.

Students compelled to take classes sitting on snow
  • TRN Online
  • Thu, 26 January 2023

Students compelled to take classes sitting on snow

"It snowed heavily for two days. Snow is everywhere outside the building, and it is very cold. But if we stay inside the building for classes, there is fear of earthquake. So, we are sitting outside for classes wearing warm, thick clothes," she said.

Snowfall disrupts power supply in Jumla
  • TRN Online
  • Thu, 26 January 2023

Snowfall disrupts power supply in Jumla

Electricity service has been disrupted in the Jumla district due to snowfall.

In pictures: Heavy snowfall in Humla
  • TRN Online
  • Wed, 25 January 2023

In pictures: Heavy snowfall in Humla

Snowfall has affected normal life in Humla. More than two feet thick snowfall has been recorded in the district.

Bakhkhu of Lama women costs Rs. 150,000
  • The Rising Nepal
  • Wed, 25 January 2023

Bakhkhu of Lama women costs Rs. 150,000

The price of Bakhkhu (Puko), the traditional attire of the women from the Lama community costs up to Rs. 150,000 in Humla district. The dress that women wear during festivals and fairs is expensive because it has to be prepared very painstakingly.

Karnali Province Hospital planning to conduct kidney transplant
  • TRN Online
  • Tue, 24 January 2023

Karnali Province Hospital planning to conduct kidney transplant

The Karnali Province Hospital is preparing for conducting a kidney transplant. The hospital providing service for 60 years has intensified preparations to conduct the transplantation of human organ for the first time coming Saturday.

Recent Updates

China's resumption of outbound group travel expected to revive global tourism industry
  • TRN Online
  • Mon, 6 February 2023

China's resumption of outbound group travel expected to revive global tourism industry

  • TRN Online
  • Mon, 6 February 2023

Economy shows slight positive signs with increased remittance inflows and BOP surplus

  • TRN Online
  • Mon, 6 February 2023

Talk programme on Kashmir Solidarity Day held

  • TRN Online
  • Mon, 6 February 2023

Drainage installation in Gangabu disturbing Commuters

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