Vaccination Gains Pace

Although Nepal had to face a shortage of COVID-19 vaccine and other logistics in the beginning, the country has lately managed to speed up the inoculation drive against the pandemic. According to the Ministry of Health and Population

Standoff At SC Urgency To Give An Outlet

Even as agitating Supreme Court judges are hell-bent on ousting the Chief Justice, the latter has so far shown his tenacity to stay, declaring the demand for his resignation is unlawful. The standoff at the Supreme Court has yet to s

Prioritising One Health Approach

The relations between humans, animals and the environment are interconnected. Humans and animals share the same environment and the components existing in the environment. As such, humans and animals not only share good things but also pathogens.

COVID-19 Spurs Moonshine Trade

As beer halls, bars and liquor stores closed due to coronavirus restrictions, individual entrepreneurs with illegal backyard distilleries filled Zimbabwe’s demand for drink. This illicit industry existed before the COVID-19 crisis of course, and it is still going on now that bars have reopened. Their home-made moonshine, produced in makeshift stills, is poured

Govt giving COVID vaccines to all aged above 18 years

With the smooth supply of vaccines against COVID-19, the government has started administering the jabs to all the people aged above 18 years. Earlier, the vaccination campaign focused on the target groups. Now it is available for all aged above 18. Dr. Samir Kumar Adhikari, spokesperson for the Ministry of Health and Population (MoHP), said that the government had decided to provide vaccines to all the people aged above 18 years, as the supply of vaccines was now smooth. All eligible people who...

Enumerators reach Chhangru, Tinkar on foot, risking life

A team of enumerators has reached Chhangru and Tinkar villages of Byas Rural Municipality-1 in Darchula district on foot for conducting the census survey. The team members reached the geographically challenging location of Tinkar and Chhangru villages on Monday after three days of continuous walk risking their life as the villages are sans any proper road network in the Nepali territory.

Manang, Brigade make flying start

A solitary goal from defender Dinesh Rabanshi helped Manang Marsyandgi Club start the Martyr’s Memorial ‘A’ Division League with a 1-0 win over Jawalakhel Youth Club at Dashrath Stadium, Kathmandu on Sunday.

Prabisha ties nuptial knot

Singer Prabisha Adhikari tied nuptial knot with her boyfriend Nirman Sitaula on Sunday.

Pachali Bhairav tells tale of single mother

Staging of a drama based on a tragic love story of Pachali Bhairav and Rukmani or Naiajima that had begun on November 11 concluded here on Saturday. The play was staged for nine days at the Kaushi Theatre in Teku.

Defense training for journalists begins

A five-day Defence Correspondent Orientation Programme (DCOP) kicked off at the Nepali Army Headquarters on Sunday. Altogether 26 media persons from different media houses are taking part in the programme organised with the objective of enhancing mutual understanding between the Nepali Army and the media and promoting mutual professional relations in a positive and effective manner.