Coffee To Drink

Coffee is a brewed beverage that is the go-to drink for many. Most people start their day with 'a cup of Joe' as it is lovingly called. Freshly brewed coffee is the perfect way to prepare for the day. As for me, I prefer to drink coffee around mid-noon when I am most devoid of inspiration. And it sustains me throughout the day. Coffee drinkers will agree to the stimulating factors of coffee which is attested by science as well. 100 grams of coffee contains about 40 mg of caffeine. As such, caffeine...

Uncertainty surrounds Grade XII exams

The National Examinations Board (NEB) has stated that it has not yet decided the dates for the final examinations of Grade XII, though it has been planning for the same. Chandra Mani Poudel, chairman of the NEB, said that the Board had sought permission from the COVID-19 Crisis Management Centre (CCMC) to conduct in-person examinations but the Centre was yet to respond. “The NEB can conduct examinations in physical presence only after getting permission from the CCMC, Poudel said, adding, “The...

Sana Kisan Microfinance serves 900,000 families

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Traffic movement up in Valley after ban is lifted

All types of vehicles have now come into operation in the Kathmandu Valley from Tuesday after the odd-even number plate system was lifted. That relaxation will remain in place for 10 days.

Interest on credit slips as volume of credit flow shrinks  

The monthly “Banking and Financial Statistics” released by Nepal Rastra Bank on July 5 revealed that the deposit in banks rose to Rs 36 billion in a period of a month, from mid-May to mid- June, while it was Rs. 9 billion for the previous month, from mid-April to mid-May.

COVID-19 update: 1,718 new cases, 1,565 recoveries, 15 fatalities in 24 hours

In 7,503 Real-Time Polymerase Chain Reaction (RT-PCR) tests done in the past 24 hours, a total of 1,718 persons were found infected with SARS-CoV-2, informed the Ministry of Health and Population on Tuesday through its regular update.

Over 2 lakh children leave private schools to join Govt. schools, number of students in private schools going down

Dipak Sharma, spokesperson for the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology, informed that over two hundred thousand students have left private schools and joined the government ones in the last two years.

Elderly people receiving 2nd dose of Vero Cell in Kathmandu (Photo Feature)

Elderly people from 60-64 years are receiving a second dose of Vero Cell vaccine in Kathmandu from today.

Xi calls for expanding consensus, cooperation with Europe in virtual summit with French, German leaders

China and Europe have engaged in cooperation based on the principles of mutual respect and seeking common ground while shelving differences, Xi said, adding the China-EU comprehensive strategic partnership is where the greatest common denominators converge.

Ponds in Pokhara become sources of income

“Livestock farming is no longer the norm here in the village. In fact, many people have shifted to other options to earn their livelihood,” informs Bharat Raj Poudel, Information Officer at Pokhara Metropolitan City. According to officer Poudel, more than half of the total wards of Pokhara have been demanding budget targeting to preserve local ponds as income-generating sources.