POLITICS
Parliament approves Medical Education Ordinance
Parliament approves Medical Education Ordinance
KATHMANDU, April 4: The Medical Education Ordinance has been approved by the parliament on Tuesday.
Apr 04, 2018
POLITICS
No new accord with India that harms Nepal's interest: PM
No new accord with India that harms Nepal's interest: PM
KATHMANDU, April 4: Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli has said that there will be no new agreements or understandings during his state visit to India that will humiliate Nepal or undermine her standing and dignity.
Apr 04, 2018
SOCIETY
Rainwater collection eases supply crisis
Rainwater collection eases supply crisis
ARGHAKHACHI, April 4: The family of Sita Tharu of Padini Rural Municipality in Arghakhanchi district was thinking of migrating to the plains due to acute water crisis in the village. Since many others did so, this family also wanted to follow suit. According to Tharu, the greatest problem in her loc...
Apr 04, 2018
ECONOMY
Fewer fuel trucks compounding flight delays at TIA
Fewer fuel trucks compounding flight delays at TIA
KATHMANDU, April 4: Limited aircraft refuelers at Tribhuwan International Airport is one of the reasons behind flight delays at the only international airport in the country.
Apr 04, 2018
ECONOMY
Jumla beans, buckwheat lie unsold in NFC warehouse
Jumla beans, buckwheat lie unsold in NFC warehouse
KATHMANDU, April 4: Hundreds of quintals of bean and buckwheat procured from Jumla are lying unsold in warehouse of Nepal Food Corporation (NFC).
Apr 04, 2018
ECONOMY
NAC signing Total Care contract with Rolls-Royce
NAC signing Total Care contract with Rolls-Royce
KATHMANDU, April 4: Nepal Airlines Corporation (NAC) is preparing to handover the overall maintenance responsibility of its two new Airbus A330-200 series aircraft, which are expected to join its fleet within few months, to London-based engine manufacturing company Rolls-Royce.
Apr 04, 2018
SOCIETY
Scarcity of water increasing risk of human-wildlife conflict
Scarcity of water increasing risk of human-wildlife conflict
KOHALPUR, April 4: Scarcity of water in Banke National Park (BNP) has compelled the tigers to venture into human settlements, increasing the risk of human-wildlife conflict.
Apr 04, 2018
Editorial
Rise above rituals
Rise above rituals
PM’s state visit to India
Apr 04, 2018
OPINION
Divide and defame
Divide and defame
The EU report treats Khas Arya as the source of all problems. It has tried to create rift and division in closely integrated Nepali society
Apr 04, 2018
OPINION
Pride and prejudice
Pride and prejudice
Need of the hour is to make our nationalism people-centric and broad-based so that all of us can take its ownership
Apr 04, 2018