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Kathmandu: Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) has announced a comprehensive ban on the sale, storage, and usage of tobacco products packaged in plastic. The Health Department of the Metropolitan City has informed that this regulation will be enforced within 15 days starting from today, Tuesday. According to the issued notice, the ban will be effective from… Continue reading KMC imposes complete ban on sale, storage, and use of plastic-packaged tobacco products

Kathmandu: Gandaki Province Government has established a study committee to declare Pokhara as the tourism capital, aiming to implement the policies and programs formulated in the fiscal year 2080/81. The committee, chaired by Dr. Krishnachandra Devkota, Vice-Chairman of Gandaki Province Policy and Planning Commission, comprises representatives from various organizations, including 11 members with expertise in… Continue reading Study committee formed to declare Pokhara as capital city of tourism

Kathmandu: In a groundbreaking move, the government is set to champion the transformative power of yoga to instill positive thinking among individuals accused of engaging in criminal activities. This initiative, spearheaded by Deputy Prime Minister and Home Minister Narayan Kaji Shrestha, aims to introduce yoga as a means of self-awakening in ministries and their subordinate… Continue reading Government launches nationwide yoga initiative for inmates

Kathmandu: Police arrested Hindu guru Acharya Srinivas in Gaushala, Kathmandu, following a demonstration led by medical entrepreneur Durga Prasai’s group on Monday. The arrest took place after the police used force against demonstrators, citing road obstruction and stone pelting. Acharya Srinivas, who had addressed the gathering during the demonstration, was detained during the police intervention.… Continue reading Acharya Srinivas arrested in Kathmandu for alleged role in disruptive protest

Kathmandu: After a brief hiatus, the Suryabinayak-Ratna Park express bus service has recommenced its operations starting from Sunday, marking a strategic comeback with several noteworthy changes. The service, initially launched with 25 buses on September 20, faced a temporary suspension but has now returned with enhancements. An additional 11 buses have been incorporated into the… Continue reading Suryabinayak-Ratna Park express bus service resumes operations