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Home Minister Gurung defends share investments, denies concealment

KATHMANDU, APRIL 20Home Minister Sudan Gurung has dismissed allegations that he concealed share investments worth Rs 2.5 million from his official property declaration, saying all...

The Himalayan TimesPrivate3h agonepal7 publishers

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Ujyalo Nepal Party Chief Ghising demands rollback of fuel price hike

SURKHET, APRIL 20Kulman Ghising, chair of the Ujyalo Nepal Party, has urged the government to withdraw the recent increase in petroleum prices, citing its impact on remote regions....

The Himalayan TimesPrivate6h agonepal4 publishers

30 new bird species recorded in Gulmi

GULMI, APRIL 20A recent survey has recorded 30 new species of birds in Gulmi, taking the district's total bird count to 355.According to Bird Conservation Nepal, the new speci...

The Himalayan TimesPrivate8h agonepal5 publishers

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Demolition drive targets encroached structures along Birgunj's main road

KATHMANDU, APRIL 19The Road Division Office, Hetauda, launched a demolition drive in Birgunj early Sunday morning, pulling down structures built in encroachment of the main road un...

The Himalayan TimesPrivate1d agonepal3 publishers

Verify social media information before sharing: Minister Timilsina

KATHMANDU, APRIL 19Minister for Communications and Information Technology Bikram Timilsina has urged the public to verify information circulating on social media, stating that not...

The Himalayan TimesPrivate1d agonepal8 publishers

Home Ministry directs DAOs to implement one-door service system

KATHMANDU, APRIL 19The Ministry of Home Affairs has issued a nine-point directive to District Administration Offices (DAOs) nationwide, calling for the implementation of a "one-doo...

The Himalayan TimesPrivate1d agonepal13 publishers

Sikta Irrigation Project makes 46pc progress in two decades

KATHMANDU, APRIL 19The Sikta Irrigation Project has achieved only 46 per cent physical progress in nearly two decades since its launch in the fiscal year 2061/62 BS.According to th...

The Himalayan TimesPrivate1d agonepal3 publishers

Spring 2026 climbing season opens with summits on three 8,000ers

KATHMANDU, APRIL 19Nepal's Spring 2026 climbing season has opened with a flurry of successful ascents across three eight-thousanders in a single weekend, with teams reaching t...

The Himalayan TimesPrivate1d agonepal7 publishers

AmCham Nepal promotes 'Hydro-to-Data' vision in Washington Mission

KATHMANDU, APRIL 19American Chamber of Commerce in Nepal (AmCham Nepal) has concluded its "Washington Door Knock" mission, pitching Nepal as a potential hub for clean energy-powere...

The Himalayan TimesPrivate1d agonepal

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UML Chair Oli discharged from hospital, returns home

KATHMANDU, APRIL 18CPN (UML) Chair KP Sharma Oli returned home on Saturday after being discharged from Tribhuvan University (TU) Teaching Hospital.Former PM Oli had undergone surge...

The Himalayan TimesPrivate2d agonepal5 publishers

NAC expands Resunga flights to four days a week; Fares hiked

KATHMANDU, APRIL 18Nepal Airlines Corporation (NAC) has increased flight frequency to Resunga Airport in Gulmi to four days a week starting Saturday.According to the new schedule,...

The Himalayan TimesPrivate2d agonepal4 publishers

NMA urges enforcement of doctors' working hour limits after govt directive on hospital services

KATHMANDU, APRIL 18The Nepal Medical Association (NMA) has called for immediate enforcement of legal provisions governing doctors' working hours and service conditions, welcom...

The Himalayan TimesPrivate2d agonepal

Training for survival: High-altitude medicine reaches Himalayan guides and porters

KATHMANDU, APRIL 17High-altitude illnesses kill dozens of people every year among those who venture into the mountains for work or leisure. Despite this, only a limited number of r...

The Himalayan TimesPrivate3d agonepal