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170 people killed in monsoon-induced disasters so far
Kathmandu: One hundred and seventy people have been killed in disaster incidents including flooding, and
Naag Panchami being marked today
Kathmandu: Nag Panchami festival is being observed today across the country by Hindus as per
“Nepali students might get attacked anytime in Bangladesh”, stranded Nepali students plead for help
Kathmandu: A few minutes after former Prime Minister of Bangladesh Sheikh Hasina fled to India,
Major parties stand together on Transitional Justice Bill
Kathmandu: Major political parties of Nepal—Nepali Congress, CPN-UML and Maoist Center—have stood together on the
Save the Children hands over medical storage facility to Bagmati Province government
Hetauda, Makawanpur: Save the Children, under the Global Fund grant, officially handed over a state-of-the-art
Nepal falls short again against India
Kathmandu: The Nepal national women’s volleyball team’s quest for their first major international trophy on
National-level youth conference on career counseling concludes
Kathmandu: A national conference to identify the potential and connect the students with opportunities after
33 Nepali students receive EU’s Erasmus + scholarships for post-graduate education in Europe
Kathmandu: The European Union has awarded a full scholarship to 33 Nepali students (19 men
