News

NCCS Concludes 18th AGM in Toronto, Announces New Executive Committee

Toronto (Canada). The Nepali Canadian Community Services (NCCS), a leading organization representing the Nepali community in Canada, successfully concluded its 18th Annual General Meeting (AGM) recently, electing a new executive committee. The AGM was conducted in an atmosphere of strong community trust, engagement, and collaboration, resulting in a dynamic, inclusive, and representative leadership team for […]

NCCS Concludes 18th AGM in Toronto, Announces New Executive Committee Read More »

High-Tech Tunnel Farming Initiative Launched to Make Bihadi Rural Municipality Self-Reliant in Vegetable Production

Parbat. With the goal of modernizing and commercializing agriculture, Bihadi Rural Municipality in Parbat has launched a “High-Tech Tunnel” farming expansion campaign to make the municipality self-reliant in vegetable production. To promote professional farming, the municipality has invited proposals from cooperative societies, farmer groups, and commercial farms for the construction of high-tech tunnels—modern structures designed

High-Tech Tunnel Farming Initiative Launched to Make Bihadi Rural Municipality Self-Reliant in Vegetable Production Read More »

NRB Introduces New Rules for Casinos and Foreign Exchange Transactions

Kathmandu. The Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has introduced new provisions requiring casinos and similar institutions to obtain official permission before engaging in foreign currency transactions. According to a notice issued by the central bank, the arrangement has been made in line with Section 3 of the Foreign Exchange (Regulation) Act, 2019, which mandates that only

NRB Introduces New Rules for Casinos and Foreign Exchange Transactions Read More »

India Signs Agreement to Fund 11 High-Impact Community Development Projects in Nepal

Kathmandu. The Government of India has signed an agreement to support 11 High-Impact Community Development Projects (HICDPs) in Nepal, focusing on education, health, and waste management sectors. The agreement was signed today between the Embassy of India in Kathmandu, the Ministry of Federal Affairs and General Administration of Nepal, and various project implementing agencies of

India Signs Agreement to Fund 11 High-Impact Community Development Projects in Nepal Read More »

Historic Route to Everest Summit to Reopen by March: Safer Alternative via Nuptse Nearly Complete

Solukhumbu . A new, safer route to climb Mount Everest, the world’s highest peak, is set to open by March next year, according to Nepal’s Department of Tourism. The route follows the original trail used by Sir Edmund Hillary of New Zealand and Tenzing Norgay Sherpa of Nepal during their historic first ascent in 1953,

Historic Route to Everest Summit to Reopen by March: Safer Alternative via Nuptse Nearly Complete Read More »

Syamdo Lake Emerging as a New Tourist Destination in Taplejung

Taplejung. Located at an altitude of around 5,200 meters above sea level, Syamdo Lake in Faktanglung Rural Municipality–7 of Taplejung has been attracting growing attention as a new destination for trekkers and nature lovers. Situated within the Kanchanjunga Conservation Area, the pristine high-altitude lake is surrounded by snowcapped peaks and rugged Himalayan landscapes. In recent

Syamdo Lake Emerging as a New Tourist Destination in Taplejung Read More »

SDC Assistant Director Wicki calls on CM Karki

Morang.  Assistant Director of Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) in Nepal, Arno Wicki, paid a courtesy call on Chief Minister of Koshi Province, Hikmat Kumar Karki, on Monday. Issues of bilateral cooperation and Swiss assistance to the enforcement of federalism in Nepal were discussed during the meeting, according to CM Karki’s secretariat. CM

SDC Assistant Director Wicki calls on CM Karki Read More »

Unseasonal rain damages paddy planted in 10,000 hectares of land

Siraha. The unseasonal rainfall caused by the Montha cyclone has damaged paddy planted in more than 10,000 hectares of land in the district. The agriculture sections of eight municipalities and nine rural municipalities collected the details on the damages and made public the initial report that paddy cultivated in 10,728 hectares of land was damaged

Unseasonal rain damages paddy planted in 10,000 hectares of land Read More »

Inmates provided training on production of incense candles

Achham. The inmates in District Jail here have been provided training on production of incense candles. The Office of Cottage and Small Industries in the district organized the week-long training to the prisoners from November 4. Currently, 15 inmates were provided the skills so that they could produce the fragrance-emitting candles that help in their

Inmates provided training on production of incense candles Read More »

Scroll to Top