Nepal Bicycle Tour kicks off to revive COVID-19 affected tourism 

The tourism agencies in the country have joined hand to revive the tourism badly affected by the COVID-19 pandemic by organizing ‘Nepal Bicycle Tour’.  

Parliamentary hearing of proposed three ambassadors to take place on Nov 12 

The parliamentary hearing of proposed ambassadors to the United States of America (USA), the United Kingdom (UK) and South Africa is taking place on November 12.    

COVID-19 death toll in Banke hits 33   

COVID-19 death toll in Banke district has hit 33. Likewise, the district recorded 253 active infection cases and 2,886 infected people have got over the virus, according to data with the district health office.    

Limi folks worried about food shortage during winter  

The people of Humla are worried about food shortage as winter sets in in this Himalayan district.   

Rapist arrested in Janakpur   

Police arrested an Indian national on the charge of raping a 10-year-old girl by holding her hostage. 

Structures not appropriate for home isolation   

Most of the 14 active coronavirus infected people in Panchthar are staying at home isolation.

Indian Army chief Naravane’s imminent Nepal visit and military diplomacy

Of late Nepal and India have seen some souring relations in regard to the issue of Kalapani, Limpiyadhura and Lipulek. The territorial dispute flared up when India encroached the Nepal’s land and updated its map and ignored to settle the dispute through dialogue and talks.

NC to hold its office-bearers’ meeting today

NC central office chief secretary Krishna Prasad Poudel told RSS that the party’s office-bearers, former office-bearers and some central members would attend the meeting to take place at party central office Sanepa at 1.00 pm today.

Surnaya rural municipality’s padlock lifted after 21 days 

A padlock slapped at Surnaya rural municipality of Baitadi following dispute regarding the center has been lifted after 21 days.    

Govt preparing to open tourism sector

Minister Bhattarai argued that there was no alternative to gradually resume the tourism industry, which is the hardest hit by the COVID-19 pandemic.