Kathmandu: Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has launched a comprehensive plan to issue commemorative coins, representing all seven provinces. Valued at up to Rs 4,000 each, these coins are set to showcase symbolic elements from the religious, historical, cultural, and literary heritage of each province. NRB has confirmed the initiation of the coin issuance process, revealing… Continue reading NRB unveils a plan for province-specific commemorative coins valued up to Rs 4,000
Government proposes new legislation to regulate social media platforms
Kathmandu: The government has unveiled a comprehensive bill aimed at regulating social media platforms, integrating provisions from a previous draft initiated during the tenure of former Communications Minister Gokul Baskota. Released for public scrutiny by the Ministry of Communication and Information Technology (MoCIT), the draft bill introduces fines ranging from Rs 500,000 to Rs 2,500,000… Continue reading Government proposes new legislation to regulate social media platforms
CAN announces annual fixture schedule
Kathmandu: Cricket Association Nepal (CAN) has officially released its annual fixture schedule, unveiling a series of national and international competitions slated for the year 2024. The announcement was made during a press conference held in Kathmandu today. According to the revealed schedule, Nepal is set to participate in various tournaments, including the ICC World Cup… Continue reading CAN announces annual fixture schedule
NAC pilot faces allegations of falsifying educational credentials
Kathmandu: The Investigation Commission has registered a case in the Special Court accusing Samrat Bahadur Shah, a pilot with Nepal Airlines, of falsifying his educational qualifications. In 2071 B.S., Shah was appointed as a Junior Captain and subsequently promoted to Captain in the eighth level. The Commission initiated an investigation after suspicions arose regarding the… Continue reading NAC pilot faces allegations of falsifying educational credentials
Nepal and India strengthen ties with four key agreements signed at joint commission meeting
Kathmandu: The seventh meeting of the Joint Commission (JC) of Foreign Ministers of Nepal and India concluded with significant diplomatic strides as the two nations inked four crucial agreements. Co-chaired by Nepalese Foreign Minister NP Saud and Indian External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar, the meeting unfolded at Hotel Yak and Yeti in Kathmandu on Thursday.… Continue reading Nepal and India strengthen ties with four key agreements signed at joint commission meeting
Six suspended over leaked exam papers at Mid-West University
Kathmandu: Six individuals, including Nagendra Saud, the head of examination management at Mid-West University (MU), have been suspended on allegations of leaking question papers for the sixth-semester examination on the design of structure subject in the graduate school of engineering. The Vice-Chancellor, Professor Dr Nanda Bahadur Singh, announced the suspension, revealing that the scheduled examination… Continue reading Six suspended over leaked exam papers at Mid-West University
Rs 280 mn pours into ‘Prime Minister’s Disaster Relief Fund’ for Jajarkot victims
Rs 280 million has been collected in the Prime Minister’s disaster relief fund dedicated to Jajarkot earthquake victims. Spokesperson at Office of the Prime Minister and Council of Ministers, Narayan Prasad Bhatta, informed the Fund had collected over Rs 279.89 million so far. It was possible with the generosity of over 117 depositors- individuals and… Continue reading Rs 280 mn pours into ‘Prime Minister’s Disaster Relief Fund’ for Jajarkot victims
Public Procurement Monitoring Office issues warning to construction companies
Kathmandu: Public Procurement Monitoring Office (PPMO) under the Prime Minister and Council of Ministers has issued a notice to nine construction companies, demanding explanations within seven days following recommendations from various governmental bodies. The PPMO has cautioned that failure to provide satisfactory responses within the stipulated timeframe may result in the blacklisting of these companies.… Continue reading Public Procurement Monitoring Office issues warning to construction companies
Strange US kidnap trend targeting Chinese students
Kathmandu: The “cyber kidnapping” scam that extorted the Chinese family of a foreign exchange student studying in the US is part of a larger criminal trend that parents across the globe could fall victim to, experts warned. Student Kai Zhuang was reported missing by his high school last week and later found “very cold and… Continue reading Strange US kidnap trend targeting Chinese students
3rd International Investment Summit in Kathmandu rescheduled to May 16-17
Kathmandu: The third International Investment Summit, originally scheduled for May 9-10, is now set to be held on May 16-17 in Kathmandu. The decision to reschedule the summit was made due to various reasons, as announced by Tungo, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Investment Board, and Susheel Bhatta, the Secretary of the Investment… Continue reading 3rd International Investment Summit in Kathmandu rescheduled to May 16-17