Voice For Positive Changes
Kathmandu, Sept 16 — Newly appointed Minister for Energy, Water Resources, Irrigation, Physical Infrastructure and Transport, Kulman Ghising, wasted no time after assuming office at…
Kathmandu, 7 Sept: Nepal is heating up after the government suddenly blocked 26 major social media platforms including Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, WhatsApp, and X (Twitter). People across the country are angry, calling the move a direct attack on freedom of speech and daily life. 🚨 Streets Fill With Protesters From Kathmandu to Pokhara and Butwal, […]
The Rastriya Swatantra Party has selected Dr. Lekh Jung Thapa as its candidate for Rupandehi-3. In a central secretariat meeting held on Monday, Thapa was chosen as the candidate through a preliminary election. Following the meeting, Vice Chairperson D.P. Aryal announced Thapa as the candidate at the party office and handed him the bell symbol. […]
Kathmandu, Aug 31 – The Maoist-affiliated All Nepal Trade Union Federation is hosting an interaction program titled “Workers with Lawmakers” at Hotel Soaltee, Kathmandu, on September 1. Maoist-aligned members of the House of Representatives and National Assembly are expected to attend. According to the All Nepal Hotel, Casino, and Restaurant Workers’ Union, the program aims […]
Kathmandu, August 4 – Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli departed for Turkmenistan on Sunday night, leading a high-level Nepali delegation to attend the Third United Nations Conference on Landlocked Developing Countries (LLDCs), a significant global gathering aimed at tackling the unique development challenges faced by landlocked nations. He is leading a high-level Nepali delegation, accompanied […]
Kathmandu, August 1 — Nepal and China are commemorating 70 years of diplomatic ties today, with special events being held in both Kathmandu and Beijing to honor the longstanding relationship between the two neighbors. The official diplomatic relationship between the two countries was established on August 1, 1955. However, their historical bond dates back much […]
In-migration rose sharply in Butwal during the Maoist insurgency. Business expanded following the 2006 peace accord; the number of pilgrims to nearby Lumbini increased; and so did large-scale gatherings, events, and conferences. But Butwal lacked space to host them; it didn’t have a convention hall that could host large-scale gatherings. The government neglected local stakeholders’ […]
Kathmandu — The Kathmandu branch of the Federation of Nepali Journalists (FNJ) has launched a campaign to promote media development amid rising challenges faced by small-scale and self-employed media outlets. In recent times, traditional print media such as weekly, biweekly, and monthly publications have come under threat due to the rapid rise of digital technology. […]
After his marriage in Baisakh last year, Suraj Sarkar, 26, of Ramdhuni in Sunsari district, returned to Malaysia for work. Five months ago, the Malaysian police arrested him while he was on his way to the grocery store. According to Suraj’s wife, Ranju, the police accused him of keeping drugs at his residence. “He once […]
Millions were allocated for the construction of 23 hi-tech nurseries in Karnali but five years on, the funds have been misused, further obstructing the development of the region. In a span of four years, the Karnali Province government allocated a total of 32 crore 86 lakh rupees to develop hitech plant nursery programs. But only […]
