Winning the toss today in the Seven Stadium at Dubai of the United Arab Emirates, Bangladesh chose to field first.
The Commission for the Investigation of Abuse of Authority (CIAA) has filed a charge sheet against Dhaniklal Thakur, the head teacher of Shankar Janata Secondary School in Duhabi, Bideha municipality-2, Dhanusha. He is accused of misappropriation in the establishment of the ICT lab during the fiscal year 2078-79 BS (2021-22) and in the digital library strengthening initiative, the CIAA said in a press statement today.
The Nepali Congress (NC) has decided to observe three days of mourning over the demise of Amod Prasad Upadhyay, the democratic fighter, former central committee member, and former minister. The party endorsed a condolence motion over his passing.
A meeting of the steering committee held on Sunday after the unity among different NRNA groups decided to hold the 12th Unity General Convention in Kathmandu.
Mangali Bishwokarma’s family from Barbotey of Ilam Municipality-5 are without shelter and are still unable to rebuild their house destroyed by flood and landslide on October
Kathmandu University School of Education (KUSOED) has partnered with Swisscontact to launch a new training and certification programme aimed at impr
Winning the toss, Sudur opted to bat first, making 85 runs in 19 overs. Ishan Pandey made 33 runs, Dipendra Singh Airee made 13 runs, Harmeet Singh and Scott Kuggeleijn made runs each. None of the batsmen other than Pandey were able to score in double.
After losing the toss with Sri Lanka, Nepal was invited to bat first. It posted the target of 83 runs by scoring 82 in 28.5 overs at the loss of all wickets.
According to Nepali Consulate General at Chengdu, an exhibition of niche Nepali products such as tea, coffee, incense candle, singing bowl, Thangka painting and goods made from felt and Pashmina among others were showcased during the programme.
Nepal had a feeble performance before Sri Lanka, as it could make only 82 runs in 28.5 overs in the match played in the Sevens Stadium, Dubai today.
The computers were distributed with the aim of improving the quality of education in community schools. Of the total, Shanti Bidhya Griha School, Lainchaur received 32 computers, while Lokhit Basic School, Thamel was provided with 10 during a programme held on Friday.
The Adelaide University of Australia has presented 'Bright Spark Award' to a Nepali student for developing a communication tool to assist in the mining industry works with the use of Artificial Intelligence.