Nepali Women Prepare for Dar Feast as Four-Day Teej Festival Begins
Kathmandu, 13 Sep: Nepali women are preparing to observe the traditional Dar feast on Sunday to gain strength for the Haritalika (Teej) fasting ritual. With
Government Prepares to Revive Economy Through Special Packages
Kathmandu, 12 Sep: Finance Minister Dr. Swarnim Wagle has said the government is preparing to introduce five special economic packages simultaneously, with the aim of
Nepal to Put Forward ‘Climate Justice’ Proposal at UN
Kathmandu, 12 Sep: As the impacts of climate change on Nepal’s mountains and people continue to intensify, Nepal is preparing to make its case for
Today’s Exchange Rate
Kathmandu, 11 Sep: Nepal Rastra Bank has set the foreign exchange rates for Friday. According to the central bank, the buying rate for one US
We Stand with Nepal: International Community
Kathmandu, 11 Sep: The international community has pledged to stand with Nepal and provide necessary assistance to help heal the wounds caused by the devastating
Devighat Reduced to Rubble After Flood, Displaced Families Await Resettlement
Nuwakot, 10 Sep: Devighat Bazaar, once a bustling religious, tourism and commercial center in Nepal’s Nuwakot district, has been transformed into a landscape of mud,
Netanyahu Was Warned of Hamas Attack Before October 7, Report Says
Jerusalem- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was personally warned by United Arab Emirates President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, known as MBZ, about a
Two Controversial Religious Leaders Accused of Repeated Fraud Attend Gen Z Memorial Ceremony
Kathmandu, 9 Sep: A memorial ceremony was organized in front of the old Parliament building in New Baneshwor on Tuesday to mark Gen Z Martyrs’
Iran situation most pressing political issue
Tehran- Here is an expanded and polished version of approximately 300 words, suitable for a news report: The situation surrounding Iran has emerged as the
Rescue Efforts for Those Missing in the Tunnels from Three Fronts
Kathmandu, 8 Sep: Search and rescue operations inside tunnels of hydropower projects damaged by the Bhotekoshi floods will continue until a “breakthrough” is achieved. The
