Madhav Kumar Nepal ready to hand over leadership to the second generation

File Photo of Madhav Kumar Nepal. Photo Courtesy: Roshan Sapkota, Rashtriya Samachar Samiti

Kathmandu: Chairman of the newly formed CPN Yekikrit Samajbadi (Unified Socialist) Party Madhav Kumar Nepal has called on the second generation leaders of the UML to join the party. Chairman Nepal also announced that the second generation leaders of the UML, who did not support him after the split of the party, were ready to… Continue reading Madhav Kumar Nepal ready to hand over leadership to the second generation

Education Ministry urges to vaccinate all examinees

Kathmandu: The Ministry of Education, Science and Technology has urged the candidates of class 12 and above to be vaccinated against COVID-19. As the vaccination against covid-19 has been arranged for students of class 12 and above, the ministry urges to vaccinate all the examinees in the age group of 18 years and above. They… Continue reading Education Ministry urges to vaccinate all examinees

Govt ensures 53 million vaccines for public

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Kathmandu: Minister of State for Health and Population Umesh Shrestha has stated that the supply of vaccines and vaccination against corona is the first priority of the government. At a meeting of the House of Representatives, Education and Health Committee on Thursday, he said 300,000 people are being vaccinated against corona on a daily basis.… Continue reading Govt ensures 53 million vaccines for public

The CPN-Yekikrit Samajbadi party led by Madhav Nepal got legitimacy

Kathmandu: The party formed by the leaders who split from the CPN-UML has registered as the Yekikrit Samajbadi (Unified Socialist) at Election Commission. The commission on Wednesday issued a registration certificate to former CPN-UML general secretary and former prime minister Madhav Kumar Nepal. A total of 58 central members of the CPN-UML had applied for… Continue reading The CPN-Yekikrit Samajbadi party led by Madhav Nepal got legitimacy

112 Nepalis returned from Afghanistan on Tuesday

Kathmandu: Another 112 Nepalis returned home from Afghanistan on Tuesday. According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 102 Nepali nationals were rescued, including 103 from Jordan Aviation and nine from Qatar Air. At the same time, 770 Nepali nationals have been rescued from Afghanistan so far, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. According to… Continue reading 112 Nepalis returned from Afghanistan on Tuesday

Two arrested for possessing drugs on journalist’s motorcycle, police suspended

Kathmandu: The District Police Office, Rautahat has admitted that the innocent man was arrested with drugs. However, an official of the district branch of the Federation of Nepali Journalists has also been involved in the incident. District Police Office, Rautahat has confirmed that Dhiraj Yadav and Jitesh Kumar Yadav were used by the Joint Secretary… Continue reading Two arrested for possessing drugs on journalist’s motorcycle, police suspended

20,000 additional health workers needed: State Minister Shrestha

Chitwan (Rashtriya Samachar Samiti): Minister of State for Health and Population Umesh Shrestha has said that additional 20,000 doctors and health workers are needed for hospitals across the country. Speaking at an event held at Bharatpur Hospital on Sunday, State Minister Shrestha said that there is a need to increase the posts of doctors, nurses… Continue reading 20,000 additional health workers needed: State Minister Shrestha

So far 504 Nepalis repatriated from Afghanistan

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Kathmandu: So far, 504 Nepalis have been repatriated from Afghanistan. According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 35 people were rescued on Saturday, including 26 from Turkish Airlines and nine from Jazeera Air. As many as 317 Nepalis have registered their details on the web portal of the Consular Services Department till 5 pm on… Continue reading So far 504 Nepalis repatriated from Afghanistan

Universities fail to prioritize study research: OAG

A view of Tribhuvan University building in Kirtipur, on Friday, March 08, 2019. Photo: Mausam Shah Nepali/THT

Kathmandu: The Office of the Auditor General (OAG) has pointed out that all the 11 universities in the country have not been able to give priority to study and research. According to the 58th Annual Report of the Office, the universities have not conducted research to develop new knowledge, technology, and skills to contribute to… Continue reading Universities fail to prioritize study research: OAG

288 Nepalis arrive in Kathmandu from Afghanistan till Wednesday afternoon

Kathmandu: Two hundred and eighty-eight Nepalis have returned home after being taken over by the Afghan Taliban. According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 118 people arrived in Kathmandu on Tuesday morning, 84 at night, 65 on Wednesday morning and 25 in the afternoon. The ministry has issued a statement saying that work is underway… Continue reading 288 Nepalis arrive in Kathmandu from Afghanistan till Wednesday afternoon