Deported Bhutanese refugees Approach Court
Kathmandu, 26 Aug: The issue of refugees who were deported from the United States and arrived in Nepal via Bhutan has reached the court again.
Worshiping Lord Mahadev on Teej
Kathmandu, 26 Aug: Today, on the Tritiya of the first full moon of Bhadra, Hindu women are celebrating the Teej festival of Haritalika. On this
Israeli attack on Gaza hospital
The Gaza Civil Defense Agency said on Monday that at least 20 journalists were killed in an Israeli attack on a hospital in the south.
India-South Asia relations
India–South Asia Relations Face Growing Strain Kathmandu, 25 Aug: Regional diplomacy in South Asia is witnessing fresh challenges as India’s relations with its neighboring countries
Economy picking up pace in Nepal
Kathmandu, 25 Aug: The economy is gradually picking up pace. Indicators have shown that the economy, which has been suffering from external problems such as
Cholera outbreak Birgunj
Kathmandu, 24 Aug: Three people have died so far due to the spread of cholera in Birgunj Metropolitan City of Parsa. The situation has become
Bipin’s family meets with Foreign Minister
Bipin’s sister left, center minister Dr. Arzu Rana Deuba and right mother Kathmandu, 24 Aug: The family of Bipin Joshi, who is under the control
PM Oli meets with Vietnamese Vice President Xuan
Kathmandu, 24 Aug: Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli and Vice President of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam Vo Thi Anh Xuan, who is on a
Diplomatic notes to India 8 times in 10 years on border issues, all unanswered
Kathmandu, 24 Aug: Nepal has sent diplomatic notes to India eight times in the past 10 years over the encroachment on its western territories including
Rumors at India’s religious site: Claim of hundreds of women’s bodies buried
A religious town in the southern Indian state of Karnataka has been rocked by a sensational claim made by a man who has accused hundreds
