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Tripartite Contest Set for NATTA Leadership as Three Panels Enter Election Fray

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Kathmandu: A tripartite contest is set to take place for the new leadership of the Nepal Association of Tour and Travel Agents (NATTA), the umbrella organization of tour and travel businesses established in 1966. NATTA is scheduled to hold its 59th Annual General Meeting and 25th Executive Committee Election this Friday. Three separate panels led […]

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Langtang Yak Cheese Factory: History and Visitor Information

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Kathmandu . Ever wondered what it’s like to taste cheese made at nearly 4,000 meters, where yaks graze on wild Himalayan grasses and Swiss traditions meet Nepali mountain life? At 3,800 meters in Nepal’s Langtang Valley, a small stone building has been quietly producing cheese since 1955, making it the country’s first and highest-altitude cheese

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Emerging Nepali Youth in Global Geopolitics: Rizwan Aalam

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Kathmandu. The 21st century widely known as the “Digital Age”is not merely an era of technological acceleration. It is a historic turning point where new actors are rising in global power dynamics. Today’s generation has demonstrated the ability to transcend borders through intellect, courage, digital influence, and strategic international networking. Among these emerging figures, one

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Traditional Nepali Foods Make a Comeback as Health Consciousness Rises

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Kathmandu. There was a time when people hid their millet porridge (kodo ko dhindo) or hesitated to admit they had eaten it. Even in rural villages, dhindo was considered the food of the poor, while rice was seen as the meal of the wealthy and privileged. In some households, families quietly ate dhindo inside while

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Dr. Abul Hussain Ansari’s Unmatched Contribution During Nepal’s COVID-19 Crisis

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Kathmandu.  During the darkest days of the COVID-19 pandemic, when not just Nepal but the entire world was gripped by fear and uncertainty, Dr. Abul Hussain Ansari emerged as a beacon of hope and humanity. At a time when there were no reliable treatments, no adequate medicines, and the government itself was struggling to cope,

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Tourism Industry Reels as Gen-Z Movement Sparks Nationwide Unrest

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Kathmandu . The recent Gen-Z Movement, though rooted in political demands, has dealt a heavy blow to Nepal’s tourism and hospitality sector. Hotels, resorts, and related businesses across major destinations such as Kathmandu, Pokhara, Chitwan, and Lumbini were damaged by arson and vandalism, resulting in losses worth an estimated NPR 25 trillion, according to the

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