Maternity allowance for cattle!

Tripurasundari and Khaniyabas Rural Municipalities of Dhading have started a maternity allowance programme for cattle.

With increase in cold, sheep start moving down to lower region from mountain foot (with photos)

Sheep start climbing up in March-April for grazing on the medicinal herbs found in the Himalayan region and begin descending to basin in cold weather.

PM Oli congratulates US President-elect Biden

"Congratulations to both of you for grand and historic victory, and I expect to work closely with the new leadership for mutual interests of the two countries," PM Oli wrote in the twitter.

2020 Latest: Biden to unveil COVID-19 panel Monday

Biden said the plan would be “built on bedrock science” and “constructed out of compassion, empathy and concern.” Biden made President Donald Trump’s mishandling of the pandemic a central focus of his campaign and pledged that his top priority as president would be managing the virus.

Loomila all set to release her music video

Emerging singer Loomila Joshi is all set to shine in music industry. Following the footsteps of grandfather Dwarika Lal Joshi and mother Lasata Joshi, the third generation Loomila Joshi is working hard to make her name in the musical field. Loomila announced that she will be going on to entertain music lovers soon with a cover music video of Sirisiri Phasan jita: kucukucu nakala. Loomila also said that her new song will premiere at Tihar on the occasion of Nepal Sambat 1141. Loomila said that...

MIMP originals unveil a song of hope

Music Is My Prayer (MIMP) Nepal is a multimedia platform that was apparent in the social media sites after the first worldwide coronavirus lockdown. The organization is associated with Sangeet Pathshala, a music institute formed in 2012 with an aim of providing quality music training for enthusiastic individuals. Run by a group of musicians this institute has been serving the local music scene by organizing various events, competitions, releasing live sessions, renting out practice space and even...

Naravane’s Visit Boosts Bilateral Understanding

Nepal and India enjoy multidimensional relations. The people from both nations have been sharing common border, culture and social traditions since the time immemorial. Even when there was no existence of nation states in South Asia, the people, traders and leaders from both nations used to visit each other’s territories without any obstacles. The two nations have open, porous border. This is rare in the contemporary world. Even when there is tension at the h

Averting Risk Factors For Stroke

The World Stroke Day is observed on October 29 every year to underscore the nature and high rates of stroke with the focus on prevention and treatment of the condition and ensure better care and support for the survivors. Stroke is one of the leading causes of death in Nepal, with about 3,000 people dying of it in the country annually. Stroke occurs due to a decrease or blockage in the blood supply to the brain. Stroke follows when a blockage or bleed of the blood vessels either interrupts or reduces...

Rautes Should Adapt To Change

Rautes, an endangered nomadic community of Nepal, live in the jungles of Karnali and Sudurpaschim States. Leaders of this unique community are called 'Mukhiyas' (chieftains). They, however, have been able to influence the leaders and rulers of different periods. During the Panchayat system, the Raute chieftains had taken the then kings and ministers into confidence. Even today, they are able to leave an impression on the leaders of different hues. Recently, a news item related to

Students paying price of COVID-19

Kunjan Raj Bhandari, a BSc IT student at KIST College in Kathmandu, has been living at his home in Urlabari, Morang since mid-March, when academic institutions closed and continue to remain so because of COVID-19 pandemic-induced restrictive measures. Kunjan is among thousands of students who have returned to their homes -- in different parts of the country -- from the Kathmandu Valley. Ever since he returned home, Kunjan has been wondering when things would return to normal and his college would...