Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal Prachanda has returned home Saturday after completing his over a week-long visit to China, renewing bilateral bond with the northern neighbour and focusing on the implementation on the past agreements. Ther
Thousands of teachers of public and community schools returned to their classrooms from Sunday after reaching a six-point agreement with the government on Friday, ending days of Kathmandu-centric agitation protesting the Education Bill recently tabled by the government in the federal Parliament.
Three major political parties – the Nepali Congress, main opposition the CPN-UML and CPN-Maoist Centre – have buried their differences over the Truth and Reconciliation Bill (TRC), Constitutional Council (CC) Bill and leadership in the parliamentary committees.
Chinese State Councillor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi’s three-day visit (March 25-27, 2022) to Nepal has added new impetus to Sino-Nepal cooperation and partnership. In the recent past, the two nations had signed a number of agreements but their implementation has not gained pace owing to several factors such the COVID-19 pandemic, internal instability and external pressure. Prior to making his stopover in Nepal, Wang toured Afghanistan, Pakistan and India, bolstering its peripheral diplomacy that seeks to ‘deepen mutually beneficial, cooperative, and win-win relationships with the neighbours.’
Daraz, Nepal’s biggest online marketplace is running its latest campaign called DarazMall Festival from 18th August 2021. This week-long festival campaign will focus on delivering a unique and premium shopping experience to Daraz customers via DarazMall. As always, you will get amazing deals and discounts on various products. But there’s more, one lucky customer will…
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