New Delhi: In a move aimed at boosting employment and increasing safety for tourists visiting the country’s Himalayan range, Nepal Tourism Board (NTB) has banned independent trekking from its …
Fire incidents gut property worth millions
According to District Police Office, Rautahat, physical property was destroyed extensively in the blaze. However, no human casualty has been reported yet. Nepal Police, Armed Police Force, Nepali Army …
Ruling parties in Nepal fail to reach consensus on power-sharing deal, Cabinet expansion likely on Friday
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Bhutan yields to Chinese salami-slicing pressure in Doklam, causing immediate impact on India
President Xi Jinping-led China has made successful inroads into Pakistan, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, and to an extent Bangladesh, using financial inducements, project finance, infrastructure …
Bhutan’s Long-Serving Political Prisoners Should be Released
The ruling elite, from the Ngalop community, had come to see the Nepali-speaking community as a threat to Bhutan’s cultural identity and their own dominant position. New, discriminatory …
Thakuri salvages draw for Nepal
Deepak Raj Singh Thakuri scored the equaliser in the dying moments as Nepal salvaged a 1-1 draw with Bhutan in the Prime Minister Three Nations Cup here at the Dasharath Stadium today. The draw was …
India asks Nepal to help nab separatist leader
Officials say they have no information of Amritpal Singh hiding in Nepal, but have asked border police posts to remain on the lookout for him.
Nepal President Ram Chandra Paudel to boost Nepal-India ties
With Ram Chandra Paudel’s election to the post of Nepal’s President and the associated change in the political power elite in the country, the current arrangement seems better placed in strengthening …
Department of Immigration, Nepal government issues alert for fugitive Amritpal Singh
The Department of Immigration, Nepal has alerted its offices, particularly those at airports to prevent Amritpal Singh, a radical preacher from Punjab, India who could flee to a third country using …
Microfinance and ongoing movement in Nepal Looking for the right direction
As an economist, Professor Muhammad Yunus recognised that traditional banking systems in Bangladesh were not providing credit access to the poor.