KATHMANDU: The Prime Minister Natural Disaster Rescue Fund and the Prime Minister Relief Fund established by the government following the flood in the Bhotekoshi River in Rasuwa are still receiving financial support.
After efforts throughout the day on October 10, the highway was reopened, but it is going to be closed tonight for further maintenance.
Jeep safari has started after repairing the roads inside the park damaged by the rain.
The PM also reminded the police officers' role in providing service being at the forefront to maintain peace and security, carry out criminal investigations and...
Atmospheric conditions in the Tarai regions are projected to remain predominantly clear.
BARDIYA: A leopard that killed a person in Rajapur Municipality-3, Tighra has been taken under control today. Following the death of a local resident, Mangal Th...
KATHMANDU: Approximately 20,000 people are bitten by snakes annually in Nepal, resulting in about 1,000 deaths, according to data presented at a recent interact...
POKHARA: Nepali Congress General Secretary Gagan Kumar Thapa has stated that the party must bring back leaders and workers who have drifted away. Speaking at a ...
KATHMANDU: Constituent Assembly member Bijay Paudel has passed away. He was 60. Paudel died on the way to Kirtipur Hospital after suffering health complications...
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