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SC order eases citizens to receive services

50 minutes

Kathmandu– The Supreme Court on Tuesday issued an order that the literate citizens can fill up form on their own while receiving services from land reform office and land revenue office. A divisional bench of Chief Justice Om Prakash Mishra and justice Tanka Bahadur Moktan issued an order that the literate citizens can fill up forms required in cou...

National convention of Government Attorneys from Dec 23

21 hours, 53 minutes

Local government distributes quilts to poor

22 hours, 27 minutes

PM Oli pays tribute to ex-PM Tulasi Giri

23 hours, 49 minutes

Ex PM Dr Tulasi Giri passes away

23 hours, 50 minutes

Chief Minster Shahi picked as parliamentary party leader

1 day

Maldives President Solih receives ceremonial welcome in New Delhi

Cyclone Phethai causes chilly days

Country marking today as Black Day

Indian president visits Myanmar on ties

News

Rural municipality provides employment to 366 locals

18 minutes

Parbat–The Mahasheela Rural Municipality has provided employment to 366 people at once. The local government offered employment opportunities under its programme ‘One House; One Employment’. It has come up...

Underground Shaligram museum in the making

54 minutes

Elderly dies in fire accident in Dolakha

20 hours, 20 minutes

Construction of integrated check post in limbo for years

Property worth over Rs 1.2 million gutted in fire

Seven local levels sans ambulances

Economy/Finance

Share investors launch protest programmes

1 day, 20 hours

Tencent Music raises $1 billion in US IPO

6 days, 18 hours

Indonesia's Tokopedia raises $1.1 bn from top investors

6 days, 18 hours

Hitachi to buy majority stake in ABB's power grid arm for $6.4 bn

1 day, 19 hours

TOKYO–Japan's Hitachi on Monday announced plans to buy a majority stake in the power grid business of Swiss-Swedish engineering giant ABB for $6.4 billion, in what would be its biggest ever buyout. The deal would make Hi...

The French government will Tuesday try to convince lawmakers and the public

Humla village facing shortage of iodised salt

Rice production increases by 12% in Province 1

DPM Pokharel asks UAE to invest in Nepal

Xi calls for more business cooperation with Panama

Interview

Pakistan, Afghanistan appeal to Taliban to join peace talks

11 months, 3 weeks

BEIJING, The foreign ministers of Pakistan and Afghanistan appealed to Taliban militants to join peace talks following a meeting Tuesday organized by China to mend strained relations between the two governments. In a joint s...