Sherpa in Nepal Buddhist Federation
- by Republica
KATHMANDU, Dec 23: Nepal Buddhist Federation has elected a 13-member new working committee with Acarya Karma Rinchhen Sherpa as chair.
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7th National Games officially begins
- by Republica
BIRATNAGAR, Dec 23: The 7th National Games is officially beginning amidst a grand ceremony in the eastern region from today.
Thapathan declared fully immunized and literate VDC
- by Republica
FALEBAS (Parbat), Dec 23: The only model VDC of Parbat, Thapathana, has been declared a fully-immunized, fully-literate and electricity accessible VDC.
Rs 11 million raised while cutting electricity lines
- by Republica
KAWASWOTI, Dec 23: Nepal Electricity Transmission Centre, Kawawoti has raised revenue amounting to Rs 11.7 million by cutting off electric lines of the customers who did not pay tariffs for long.
Laying optical fiber in national park kicks off
- by Republica
CHITWAN, Dec 23: The laying of optical fiber cable has begun in the Chitwan National Park (CNP) in keeping with the plan to further consolidate the security situation of the park.
Dipayal airport blacktopping starts
- by Republica
DOTI, Dec 23: The blacktopping of Dipayal airport, which had been a cow grazing site for the past 10 years, has begun in a way to complete the task within coming 15 months.
Agro inputs to earthquake survivors
- by Republica
BHAKTAPUR, Dec 23: Various agriculture inputs amounting to Rs 20.95 million are to be provided to earthquake-affected farmers of Bhaktapur.
Police, Central Region win opening matches
- by Republica
DHARAN, Dec 23: Nepal Police Club and Central Region made winning starts in men’s football under the Seventh National Games that kicked off on Thursday. Police overcame Eastern Region 2-1 while Central Region registered 3-0 win over Western Region at the ANFA Technical Center, Dharan.
Samakhushi into final
- by Republica
KATHMANDU, Dec 23: Samakhushi Futsal has advanced into the final of Red Bull National Futsal League on Thursday despite facing defeat.
Nepal, Japan sign Nagdhunga tunnel deal
- by Republica
KATHMANDU, Dec 23: The Nepali and Japanese governments have signed an agreement for a loan for the Nagdhunga Tunnel Construction Project.
In 'world first', man born without hand gets one
- by AFP/RSS
Warsaw, Dec 23: Surgeons in Poland said Thursday they had successfully attached a hand from a deceased donor to a man born without one, in what they claimed was a world first.
Three killed in Dang bus accident
- by Republica
DANG, Dec 23: Three passengers died and 22 were injured on Thursday when a bus heading to Butwal from Ghorahi skidded off in Masot of Lamahi.
Health workers urged to deal politely
- by Republica
KATHMANDU, Dec 23: The Ministry of Health has instructed health workers to behave the caretakers of patients in a decent, polite and responsible way.
China positive to open Tatopani check point
- by Republica
CHAUTARA, Dec 23: The Chinese side has hinted to take initiative at central level to open the Tatopani check point soon as it was in the priority of the Chinese government. The Tatopani check point along the Nepal-China border has remained closed after the 25 April 2015 earthquake.
Karki appointed after removing constitutional hurdle: Joint AG
- by Nabin Khatiwada
KATHMANDU, Dec 23: The Supreme Court on Thursday began final hearings in the writ petitions challenging the appointment of Lokman Singh Karki as chief of the Commission for Investigation of Abuse of Authority (CIAA) and six other cases cncerning him.
Making Christmas special
- by Priyanka Gurung
While he takes the growing popularity of Christianity among the masses as a positive development, he also thinks it would be unwise to ignore its side effects.
No bidders for NA aircraft, spares auction
- by Kamal Pariyar
KATHMANDU, Dec 23: In its fourth attempt to auction off military aircraft including six helicopters, Nepal Army did not receive a single bid from any independent group or subgroup. The bidding was started at Rs 156 million.
Bob Dylan in the eyes of an Eastern Himalayan
- by Peter J Karthak
The Nobel Ceremonies of 2016 are now over. Bob Dylan, born Robert Alan Zimmerman, in Duluth in 1941, and a Minnesotan from Hibbing, received the year’s Nobel Prize in Literature. But he remained quiet, incommunicado and unresponsive throughout. He is known, like Miles Davis, to spurn and boo their audiences quite habitually.
Small investors and big problems
- by Gunjan Upadhyay
What was once the preserve of a niche section of society, professional investors, businessmen and the well to do has suddenly gone mainstream.
Dream home
- by Kalu Maila
I tell her that you need to be either Donald Trump or a mob boss to build such homes. She then tells me that not all people who are successful in life and have the money need to be a shady businessman or a criminal.