- Monday, 6 February 2023
Tea producers demand chemical fertilizers
Thousands of farmers and labourers are relying their life sustenance on tea farming. But, the government has been turning deaf ear to address the challenges facing the sector, local tea producers accused.
A peon has to teach in Khotang school
Bhimkanya Primary School in Rajapani of Halesi Tuwachung Municipality-11 in Khotang district has been dependent on a single person for one- and-a-half years. The entire responsibility of the school has falle
Empower local levels to make federalism successful: Serchan
Lumbini Province Chief Amik Sherchan has said that the local governments should be reinforced to strengthen federalism. Inaugurating the first national conference of
Cyclist Ram Kumar arrives in Matihani
Cyclist Ram Kumar Pyakurel arrived in Matihani of Mahottari district. Pyakurel has started his cycle journey from Jhapa in Province-1 wishing peace in the country.
Province Communications Act soon, says Chief Minister
In his address to a programme organised on the occasion of the 25th establishment day of the Press Chautari Nepal here today, the Chief Minister said the draft of Act had been already prepared. As he said, the Act aims to strengthen the rights of people concerned.
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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
Buddha Circuit cycle tour kicks off
A three-day cycle tour left Lumbini for Kushinagar on Friday. Organised by the Buddha Circuit Cycle Tour Coordination Committee, the tour was kicked off by Lumbini Development Trust’s Vice Chairman Venerable Metteyya Sakyaputta and Treasurer Dhundi Raj Bhattarai.
Forest fires start in Sarlahi
Wildfire started in Sarlahi in the first week of February. The fire started especially in Sagarnath Forest Development Project's Palot area. It is said that the local residents and herdsmen have set fire in the Palot area, which is a grazing area, so the grass will grow quickly. Fires have broken out in Phuljor, Sagarnath, Raniganj, Dharahara and other areas of the project. Due to the lack of awareness about set
No new case of measles in Nepalgunj
The outbreak of measles epidemic in Banke district had killed one infant and 313 people were infected within a month. In the last few days, no new case of measles has been recorded in Nepalgunj, which is the most affected area.
Surgery service with fibre laser machine begins in Jhapa
Om Sai Pathivara Hospital in Bhadrapur, Jhapa, has started surgery service with the world-class fiber laser machine. The hospital said that the service was introduced on the occasion of its 14th anniversary.
Kapilvastu Museum lying in obscurity
Various artifects discovered during excavation in the ancient city of Tilaurakot over the past 125 years in Kapilvastu by archaeologists have been put on display in the Kapilvastu Museum.
On Wetland Day, 10 gharials released into Rapti River
The trade deficit from Nepalgunj Customs Office, the largest customs point in western Nepal, has decreased by more than Rs. 9 billion in the first six months of current Fiscal Year 2022/23 compared to the same period last year.
Around 500 families living in darkness in Barahathawa
Around 500 families in Ward No. 11 of Barahathawa Municipality of Sarlahi district have been living in darkness for the past two months as the electricity supply to the area has been cut down. The power was cut by the Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) in Hirapur and Khorkatti villages since the cooperative failed to pay huge dues. The locals have been using electric power
