NTB commits to uplift the capacity of the hoteliers

Nepal tourism board has made an announcement to lend a full hand in a bid to enhance the quality of the hotels and the capacity of the hoteliers of the country on the ending of the two days tourism-related training program organized in the co-ordination of the NTB and Federation of the Hotel Entrepreneur (FHE).

Help Nepal Sports Club march on 

Help Nepal Sports Club continued their unbeaten journey at the ongoing 5th RBB NVA Cup National Men’s and Women’s Club League Volleyball after beating Bulbule Rara Volleyball Club by 3-1 at National Sports Council Covered-hall, Tripureshwor, Kathmandu on Monday.

African Roots beat Machhindra to advance into semis

African Roots Association Cameroon cruised into the semi-final of the 19th Aaha Rara Gold Cup Football Tournament after stunning Nepal’s Martyr’s Memorial A Division League Champion Machhindra Football Club 2-1 at Pokhara Stadium, Kaski on Sunday.

Newly appointed Head Coach Abdullah aims SAFF Championship

The national football team's newly appointed Head Coach Abdullah Almutairi of Kuwait aims to win the title of SAFF Championship and secure a spot at the third round of the AFC Asian Cup Qualifiers.

Karma and Laxmi feature in time travel film

Actor Karma Shakya and Laxmi Bardewa have shared screen together for the first time.

Strategic sci-tech action plan submitted to PM

The Ministry of Education, Science and Technology (MoEST) reported to Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli on Sunday that integrated approach and contribution from all the ministries and line agencies were needed to achieve the expected results in research and development.

Lone woman driving Nepal’s anti-landmine campaign

Globally, thousands of people lose their lives to landmines every year. Those who survive suffer life-altering injuries. In a bid to remember those who lost their lives to these lethal weapons of war and to spread awareness regarding their harmful effects, International Day for Mine Awareness is observed every year on April 4.

Training to prepare vegan foods begins

Sneha's Care in coordination with World Vegan Association Nepal and Utpala Cafe has begun a four-day vegan chef training in Kathmandu since Sunday. The training is being organised to promote vegan dishes and to create vegan food options for vegans in different restaurants of Kathmandu, said a press statement issued by Sneha’s Care. The training aims at ensuring that meat and milk and their products are not used during the preparation of dishes.

Something To Cheer

The sports sector and fans of the nation, hit badly by COVID-19, have found something to cheer about after the senior national football team a week ago lifted an international trophy ending a 37-year drought of securing an international title at the home soil.

The Vice Of Factionalism

The historically most important opportunity that Nepali people had offered to a single party with nearly two-third majority seats in parliament has now utterly been abused through malpractice of democracy. A single party’s majority government has turned into fragile one leading to vicious political instability to the uncertain far future.