Trump is relentless in election fabrications

In mid-May, partisan investigators hired by Arizona state lawmakers backed off their allegation that the state’s most populous county had destroyed its 2020 election database. Confronted with proof that the data still existed, they admitted everything was there.

Swoopna Suman features Manas Ghale for ‘Khelauna’

Suman Thapa a.k.a. Swoopna Suman is one of the leading faces of the contemporary Nep-pop scene, with over a dozen singles released from his official channel and many more from other platforms. Swoopna Suman has a loyal fan-base genuinely supporting all his artistic endeavours. Born on 2nd December, 1995, Suman started developing an inclination towards music fairly young and had penned his first composition by the time he enrolled in seventh grade.

Tamghas 3D Park turns into dumping site

The 3D park of Tamghas, which was constructed at a cost of Rs. 5.5 million, has become a dumping site due to apathy of the authority. The park was constructed with 50-50 per cent partnership between Resunga Municipality and Lumbini Provincial government. Even after two years of its construction, the authority has shown no interest in its management.

Tourism loses business confidence, manpower amidst pandemic uncertainty

A 25-room tourist-level Hotel Sampada in Bhairahawa, the gateway to Lumbini, was in business for a year-and-a-half when the deadly coronavirus pandemic hit the country and lockdown was imposed to control the virus. The hotel went out of business immediately while uncertainty prevailed.

Goods worth Rs. 141.12b exported

Despite the impact of COVID-19 to the national economy, Nepal’s export trade has improved noticeably in the last fiscal year 2020/21. According to the Foreign Trade Statistic of Department of Customs, export trade has increased by 44.43 per cent to Rs. 141.12 billion in the last fiscal year 2020/21 compared to the previous fiscal year 2019/20. In the previous fiscal year 2019/20, Nepal had exported goods worth Rs. 97.7 billion.Import of goods has remained high even after the government imposed...

Pathari Shanischare maintaining land record

The Pathari Shanischare Municipality has started the land survey to maintain the record of land for resolving the longstanding problem of landless Dalits, squatters and unmanaged settlers in the municipality.

Dhimal women trained to make petani

The new generation of Dhimal community is now being trained to make their ethnic traditional dress ‘petani’ after it is being pushed to oblivion. Kamala Dhimal, 30, of Setumari, Damak-10, Jhapa, had no skill to make petani. “Not only myself but also many new generation women of the village did not know how to make petani. It had to import the required petani after the petani stopped being made domestically,” she said. Lok Bahadur Dhimal, Chairman of the Dhimal Caste Development Centre,...

Rughakhocha hamlet at risk of landslide

Three days of heavy rainfall has put Rughakhocha in Badimalika Municipality–5 at a high risk of landslide. Rocks have started falling from above while a flooded Budhiganga River continues to erode the land below the settlement, forcing the locals to flee their homes.

Stop Cost, Time Overrun

OUR government spends a major portion of its annual budget on several infrastructure and development projects, which are implemented with a dedicated objective of taking the nation's development endeavours forward. Every year, a considerable amount of budget is all

Mixing Of COVID-19 Vaccines

THE current vaccination campaign is the largest in the history of mankind. At this time, more than 3.57 billion doses have been administered across 180 countries (Bloomberg, 2021). The latest rate of administration is roughly 30.2 million doses a day. Considering ideal vaccine equity, enough doses have now been administered to fully vaccinate 23.3 per cent of the world population. However, the distribution has been unequal. People from developed countries with the highest incomes are getting vaccinated...