The Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) of Nepal Police has written to Speaker Devraj Ghimire informing him that it is investigating Nepali Congress lawmaker Binod Chaudhary in connection with the …
‘The brand of Nepal is its beauty’
If a state-owned enterprise has no competition and no disclosure requirements, there’s massive theft, fraud and embezzlement.
‘The brand of Nepal is its beauty’
If a state-owned enterprise has no competition and no disclosure requirements, there’s massive theft, fraud and embezzlement.
Bleak impact of ODA on Nepal’s education sector: Rigorous evaluation of funding proposals is called for
Over the past decade, the Government of Nepal has received significant Official Development Assistance (ODA) amounting upto US$ 1 billion for educational development. However, there is growing concern …
WSF 2024 reveals true face of Nepal’s communist rulers
Nepal’s socio-political landscape, dominated by international aid-driven initiatives and limited grassroots activism, stands in contrast to the WSF’s ethos of grassroots mobilization and autonomous …
5th Nepal-European Union Joint commission meeting today
KATHMANDU, March 19: The 15th meeting of the Joint Commission between Nepal and the European Union (EU) is being held today.
Nepal permits digital payments for third country transactions
Policy introduced on Friday will allow foreign citizens in Nepal to make payments for local purchases through a QR code.
Earthquake of 4 magnitude jolts parts of Northern Nepal; no damage reported
An earthquake measuring 4 magnitude jolted parts of Northern Nepal on Sunday, officials said. The quake, whose epicentre was reported at Juredunga in Rasuwa district, 130 km from Kathmandu, was …
Pokhara declared Nepal’s tourism capital to remain open round the clock
Nepal’s government on Sunday declared Pokhara, a picturesque city in the Gandaki province as the tourism capital of the Himalayan nation. The formal declaration was made during a special ceremony …
‘Goddess of the Sky’: Nepal makes radical Mount Everest changes for the 2024 climbing season
Radical new rules to protect Mount Everest are being brought in with its enduring appeal proving to be a disaster for the natural wonder’s once-pristine ground.