Shuklaphanta records upsurge in number of tourists

Influx of tourists is on the rise at Shuklaphanta National Park – one of the most popular destinations in Sudurpaschim Province. With the onset of the travel season, the National Park has been recording increasing footfall even amidst the ongoing global pandemic.

Wind power plant left useless

A wind-power plant constructed at a cost of Rs. 5.6 million at Harredanda in Barahatal Rural Municipality-3, Surkhet, has been left useless two years after its construction. Solar and dynamo of the wind power plant were damaged by lighting in July 2019. No attention was given for the maintenance of the power plant as the locals got divided according to their political parties.

Water park comes into operation in Jhapa

A water park has come into operation in Jhiljhile, Shivasatakshi Municipality–8, Jhapa. The park, named Water Kingdom Park, was constructed at cost of Rs. 350 million and opened to public from Wednesday, stated the park’s Executive Director Raj Kumar Sangroula. The park, spread over 2.5 Bighas of land, offers eight types of water sports, including swimming, web pool, multi-land slide, web slide, cruiser slide, sofa-land slide and pendulum slide. “Domestic and foreign visitors can enjoy themselves...

Group of women held on charge of pickpocketing

A man reached Kalanki Metropolitan Police Sector on Tuesday this week with a complaint that his wallet had been picked. He informed the police that his money was stolen while travelling by a public bus in Kalanki area.

President receives Muslim Commission,OAG reports

President Bidya Devi Bhandari received annual reports of the Muslim Commission and the Office of the Attorney General (OAG) on Friday.

Country on the path of dairy self-reliance

Disturbances in supply of milk during the COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in 1,500 tons of skimmed milk powder production which is 3.5 times higher compared to the previous year.

National meet of Women’s Association today

The national gathering of All Nepal Women Association (ANWA) is going to be organised in Kathmandu on Saturday with a slogan “Let’s ensure women’s equality by fully implementing the Constitution”.

Elusive Democratic Stability

The Nepali political establishment was successful in crippling the stability of what it calls feudal order but failed to spur democratic stability, keep the integrity and accountability of institutional equilibrium of power and nurture the responsive efficacy of public institutions of governance.

The Struggle For Technology Sovereignty In Europe

Auckland – Back when states regularly used armed forces to compel others into compliance or dependence, sovereignty was primarily a geographic and military concept. But the term has more recently taken on an added dimension.

The China Miracle

China has eradicated absolute poverty. Let’s let that sink in. The most populous country on Earth has lifted every single one of its 1.4 billion citizens out of abject poverty. More than 850 million people have been brought out of extreme penury in four decades; more than 100 million of them in the last eight years.