- by Republica
One of the most frequent questions students ask themselves when considering working while studying is: ‘Will I be able to handle both my job and studies at the same time?’ The answer is ‘yes’.
- by Republica
Are you about to start a new job? Are you getting the new job jitters? Even though it’s really exciting to be beginning a new phase of your career, it can also be stressful and a little scary to start a new job.
- by Bishnu Prasad Aryal
KATHMANDU, Oct 25: The Ministry of Health has said that dengue has spread to 15 districts of the country and it has launched a 'search and destroy' campaign against the mosquitoes that cause dengue and their breeding sites.
- by Nirajan Paudel
DANDAGAU (RASUWA), Oct 24: Returning to normal life was not something that the victims of earthquake in Rasuwa could believe in the days following the April 25 earthquake last year.
- by Kamal Pariyar
KATHMANDU, Oct 24: While police and the other security agencies have been focused on containing various combat outfits in the Tarai-Madesh districts, a new trend of forming similar armed groups in the hills has come to the fore.
- by Associated Press
QUETTA, Pakistan, Oct 25: Gunmen stormed a police training center late Monday in Pakistan's restive Baluchistan province and detonated explosive vests, killing at least 48 police trainees, authorities said.
- by Kalendra Sejuwal
NEPALGUNJ, Oct 25: The orientation and training given to pharmacy workers on using of abortion pills have accordingly resulted negative impact at a time when scores of women are losing their lives due to incorrect consumption of abortion pills.
- by Republica
KATHMANDU, Oct 25: While Nepali Congress and some other small political parties are still undecided over whether or not to support the impeachment motion against CIAA chief Lokman Singh Karki, the student and youth wings of the parties have been demanding that their mother parties support the motion without delay.
- by Republica
KATHMANDU, Oct 25: The International Finance Corporation (IFC) wants to increase its portfolio in Nepal.
- by Ram Saran Tamang
KATHMANDU, Oct 25: Villages lying high in the mid-hills of Nepal started facing increasing shortage of water since the early 1980s, according to a recent research report.
- by Suman Malla
MUGU , Oct 25: In what appears to be a positive sign for social change, shamans of the district have joined the campaign to abolish social stigma around menstruation.
- by Republica
Around 1,500 Nepali women died from pregnancy-related complications in 2015, according to the World Health Organization. Seven percent of them (105 women) would have died due to unsafe abortion.
- by Republica
BIRATNAGAR, Oct 25: Eastern development region has become self-sufficient in meat products, thanks to flourishing commercial animal husbandries in the region.
- by Mukesh Khanal
What would have happened if there was a referendum in 2007 on whether to accept the peace deal with the Maoist rebels?
- by Republica
KATHMANDU, Oct 25: Parliament's Development Committee has instructed the government to complete the Melamchi Drinking Water Project and distribute drinking water from the project to the residents of the Kathmandu Valley by mid-October, 2017 at any cost.
- by Bhadra Sharma
The task of removing Lokman Singh Karki should not be equated with halting investigation into political corruption
- by Republica
BIRGUNJ, Oct 25: A hatchery with capacity of producing 100 million fingerlings at a time is coming up in Parsa district. Laxman Sahani of Madhuban Mathawal VDC has borrowed Rs 7.5 million to invest in the hatchery.
- by G. Richard Olds
The fundamental problem is that medical staff and students are leaving the developing world en masse and then never returning
- by Republica
KATHMANDU, Oct 25: The United Kingdom's Department for International Development (DfID) has donated British Pound 1.5 million to the United Nations World Food Program (WFP) for trail reconstruction for boosting food security and development.