You’re usually the one who is pushing for things to go further faster, but right now things are already working well. Let family know you’re in control and you know exactly what you’re doing even if you don’t. Right now it’s important to stay in control. Read Full Story »
Usually vociferous unions are keeping mum on harassment Read Full Story »
The Commission for Investigation of Abuse of Authority on Tuesday formed a probe panel to conduct investigation against Raj Narayan Pathak, the CIAA commissioner who resigned on Friday after being embroiled in a corruption scandal. Read Full Story »
Senior-most Justice at the Supreme Court Deepak Raj Joshee has resigned from his post on Tuesday. Read Full Story »
On the second day of Kantipur Conclave, one of the panel dialogues held was on the topic ‘Can Nepal do IT?’, in the Capital on Monday. Read Full Story »
President Bidhya Devi Bhandari on Monday handed over the Kantipur Icon awards under four different categories announced by Kantipur Foundation, a non-profit philanthropic wing of Kantipur Media Group.Read Full Story »
Providing midday meals is a step towards curbing drop-outs in schools Read Full Story »
Think of someone you know who’s extremely easy to talk to, and drop her or him a line today. You need to put a bit more effort into maintaining this relationship. Demonstrate this person’s importance in your life by sharing something very valuable: your time. Read Full Story »
National Folk & Duet Song Academy Nepal (Rastriya Lok Tatha Dohori Geet Pratisthan Nepal) has urged singer Pashupati Sharma to re-upload his song "Lutna sake lut" which he had taken down from YouTube following threats from the youth wing of ruling Nepal Communist Party. Read Full Story »
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has said that Nepal has all the attributes required for development including resources and stable system. Addressing the first Kantipur Conclave organised by Kantipur Media Group in Kathmandu on Sunday, Oli reiterated the government’s single agenda—development and only development. Read Full Story »
A recent development has been very good news in an important part of your life, but it may also have unforeseen negative effects on your finances. Take some time today to examine monetary matters. Read Full Story »
The Upper Tamakoshi Hydropower project—the largest hydropower project that the country is current undertaking—is once again facing delays. Read Full Story »
About a year ago, I was a wrecked, heart-broken character still hung up on a bad break up. So, my work best friend Abha, who is the goddess of whipping up the quirkiest of Nepali greeting cards at Little Things, pumped me up for a speed-date programme that she was to organise with her partners on Valentine’s Day. Unfortunately, that year nothing materialised. Read Full Story »
While conflict is one of the prominent agents of social change and transformation, it naturally has more heinous and notorious repercussions. It can be infinitely menacing and equally dehumanising. Read Full Story »
First of all, let us congratulate our Prime Monster Oli Ba for completing his one year in office the second time around. Oli tells us that his government has laid a solid foundation for prosperity in our land. Read Full Story »
The International Federation of Journalists and its affiliated Nepal Press Union have strongly criticised a proposal floated by the government to impose harsh penalties for posting contents on social networking sites deemed ‘improper’. Read Full Story »
Raj Narayan Pathak, a commissioner at the Commission for Investigation of Abuse of Authority, who was embroiled in controversy for receiving bribe, has resigned. Read Full Story »
Nepal has condemned the deadly terrorist attack in Jammu and Kashmir of India on Thursday that claimed at least 40 lives of Indian paramilitary police personnel.Read Full Story »
Valentine’s Day, although non-native to Nepal, has become an important annual event among youngsters in recent years. The ‘day of love’ is taken as an event where people earnestly express their love and affection for another person. Read Full Story »
The Government has decided to honour athletes, coaches and officials winning laurels for the nation in various competitions with cash prize worth Rs 15.6 million. The prize recipients include those from cricket, football, bodybuilding and South Asian Games. Read Full Story »
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