Voting for by-election in Ilam-2 began at 7:00 am. According
Voting for by-election in Ilam-2 began at 7:00 am. According to Chief Election Officer, Keshav Prasad Ghimire, voting started peacefully in all 149 polling centre under the constituency. A total of 745 staffs, 1,523 Nepa
Twenty-eight-year-old Binod Shiba of Deurali in Dharan Sub-metropolitan City-5 has been a model for many. Despite facing physical disabilities, he sustains himself by running a small business, prioritising self-reliance and dignity over dependency on charity.
Several popular programmes initiated by the Karnali government are encountering obstacles, largely attributed to shifts in governmental leadership. There’s a trend of disowning initiatives introduced by the previous administration, ultimately leading to the downfall of these once-popular programmes.
Governor of Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) Maha Prasad Adhikari country's current economic condition was moderate.
Stakeholders and experts have stressed that a focus should be laid on production of alternative energy including hydrogen energy, solar energy and wind energy along with the hydroelectricity in Nepal.
Minister for Communications and Information Technology, Rekha Sharma, has viewed there was no alternative to digital departure for progressive transformation of the country.
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’ said that the curriculum needs to be updated as per time to evoke the feelings of staying in the country and doing some venture in the homeland.
The Mahabu lek, considered the top of Dailekh, is filled with lustrous rhododendrons. Different kinds of rhododendron have blossomed making the Mahabu hill majestically enchanting.
Millions of Indians began voting Friday in the second round of multi-phase national elections as Prime Minister Narendra Modi sought to galvanize voters with his assertive brand of Hindu nationalist politics. People lined up outside polling stations as voting opened at 7 a.m. Turnout was expected to pick up as the day progressed.
Chairperson of the National Examination Board, Dr Mahashram Sharma said the examination was being conducted at 1,525 examination centers in all 77 districts.
Perched atop the cliff of the district headquarters Khalanga, lies the historical fort of Amargadhi, resembling an eternal sentinel. The fort’s shape looks like the head of a lion. Situated in Amargadhi Municipality-5, the fort stands at an elevation of 6,500 feet. Constructed with a combination of stones and wood, the fort’s structure resembles a lion’s mane, echoing tales of valour and war from the past.