Monday, May 20, 2013 01:15 PM
  • Govt warming up to green house concept

    The unchecked urban sprawl has led to myriad challenges ranging from severe energy crisis, environmental pollution, poor solid waste management to deteriorating quality of...

  • Only a matter of time

    When one wakes up early in the morning with a bluish scar visible in his/her body parts, there is a common belief held that the “witch” has sucked blood...

  • Rural women still a soft target

    Despite campaigns against violence meted out to women going in full swing across the country, many women continue to face psychological and physical torture...

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    Still keeping faith with faith healing

    Medications that Aruna Ghimire of Thali, Kathmandu, went through a couple of months back was no less than a miracle, at least for herself, her family and neighbours....

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    Palpa shows the way

    Reconstruction of Palpa Durbar that borne the brunt of insurgency is in final stage. The Town Development and Building Division Office...

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    Only halfway to reconstruction target

    The major political parties on April 12 dissolved the Special Committee for Supervision, Integration and Rehabilitation of the Maoist combatants following the conclusion of the army...

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    Ravaged buildings nowhere near completion

    The war-ravaged physical infrastructure worth millions of rupees are still awaiting reconstruction in the mid-western...

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    Keeping fires at bay

    Infernos across the country during the dry and windy season have destroyed hundreds of houses and property along with acres of forest this...

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    Farmers, poachers playing with fire

    The country has been witnessing a massive degradation of wide swathes of green forests each year to uncontrolled fires sparked significantly by human...

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    Firefighting is no child’s play

    Wild fires cause a large-scale destruction of trees, vegetation, wildlife and property every year....

  • Surging demand

    With the rising number of social events in Nepal in the last few years, the demand for private security services has increased...

  • Troubleshooters

    When a gang of eight robbers broke into the Virgin Mobile showroom at the Tamrakar Complex in New Road three years ago, there was very little the three security guards could do...

  • Global reputation

    In October last year, the Malaysian government decided to allow only Nepali nationals to work in its security...

  • Feeling the Internet pinch

    With the Internet shaping up e-communications and changing the world fast, traditional postal mails have remained in eclipse....

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    Postal service fast losing ground

    With the government’s failure to keep up with changes, the state-owned Nepal Postal Service (NPS) is lagging far behind private postal and express mail service (EMS)...

  • Sajha surprise as Karnali gets timely textbooks

    In a departure from past practices, Sajha Prakashan, the sole distributor of government textbooks in the country, brought relief to hundreds of students in the Karnali region...

  • Special drive to have kids in school

    While 14-year old Raju Chaudhary’s friends are sitting for their grade seven exams in his hometown of Deukhuri, Dang, Chaudhary is in Kathmandu, working as a labourer...

  • TB A silent killer

    When Bimal Khatri of Kathmandu felt a pain in his chest followed by cough and blood in his sputum, he visited the Teku-based tropical disease hospital...

  • Sooner the better

    Our bodies consist of various virus, bacteria, fungi and protozoa that we call...




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