Football Player Transfers

Football, for all of its simplicity, is an ever-changing and ever-evolving game. Equally the rosters of professional football clubs change all the times, too. But how does a player move from one club to another? How do they end up at one place rather than another? Here we’re going to have a look at how transfers work, what the transfer window is and what else you should bear in mind when considering a professional footballer’s movements.

Most complaints at CIAA related to local govts

The Commission for Investigation of Abuse of Authority (CIAA) received the highest number of corruption complaints related to local governments even in first three months of 2078 BS. The CIAA received 32.72 per cent complaints related to local governments out of the total number of complaints it received. Sector-wise, it has received 15.61 per cent complaints related with education, 9.09 per cent complaints related with land administration, 5.01 per cent complaints related with forest and environment...

Nine killed, three missing in monsoon disasters

Floods and landslides triggered by incessant rains since Wednesday evening in western Nepal’s Pokhara in Kaski, Dang and Tanahun districts claimed lives of nine persons. Six others sustained injuries while one has gone missing.

Govt to mark 7th Constitution Day for three days

The government has decided to observe the 7th Constitution Day by organising various programmes for three days. The meeting of the concerned officials held at PM’s Office under the chairmanship of Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba took the decision to mark the Constitution Day for three days from Asoj 2 to 4 (September 18-20). The meeting also decided to form the main celebration committee under the chairmanship of PM Deuba and other subcommittees, according to PM’s personal secretary Badri...

UML split leaves impact on district politics

The CPN-UML was formally split a week ago after the Election Commission registered and certified CPN (Unified Socialist), a breakaway faction of UML. The split now has an impact on the district politics. Though the impact of the split is less among the people's representatives, it mostly affected the district committee of UML.

More than 45 dead after Ida’s remnants blindside Northeast

A stunned U.S. East Coast faced a rising death toll, surging rivers and tornado damage Thursday after the remnants of Hurricane Ida walloped the region with record-breaking rain, drowning at least 46 people in their homes and cars.

Sadhguru returns after Kailash visit

Indian spiritual leader Sadhguru has returned to Nepalgunj after viewing Mount Kailash and the Mansarovar Lake from Lapcha. According to tourism entrepreneur Bijay Lama, Sadhguru made his way from Lumi Tumling, where he was staying, to Lapacha on foot on Tuesday and viewed the holy mountain and lake from Lapcha. He again made the journey by helicopter on Wednesday to view them once more.

Ten more Nepalis return home from Afghanistan

Nepali migrant workers continue to return to their home from Afghanistan. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) informed that additional 10 Nepalis arrived in Kathmandu on Wednesday and Thursday. “Six individual came to Kathmandu via regular flight of Fly Dubai and two via Qatar Airways on Wednesday evening. Likewise, two migrants returned to the country from Qatar Airways’ regular flight on Thursday,” read the statement.

Women’s Trade Fair

In the face of the protracted COVID-19 pandemic, efforts have been underway to revive Nepal’s economy. The government and the private sector have started collaborating with each other to keep the economy running. The Ministry of Finance is now busy revising the budget introduced through ordinance by the previous government. The present coalition government aims to give a boost to the national economy by introducing various policy measures. In its monetary policy for the f

Social Sites Turn Simulacra

Jean Baudrillard, a French sociologist, had described the different media outcomes as simulacra around three decades back. His idea is instrumental in examining the present scenario of the pseudo-interactions between the elected and electorates in the Nepali context. The actors of political communication have lost creativity and dangerously indulged in the world of simulation. As Baudrillard presents an allegory with the precision that the map precedes the territory, politics in Nepal has been confined...