A total of 30 persons got injured in a stampede at Dhankuta stadium occurred last evening. Of them, 18 persons are receiving treatment in BP Koirala Institute of Health Sciences (BPKIHS) in Dharan, according to Superintendent of Police (SP) Laxmi Raj A…
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GAVI increases funding for Bangladesh’s immunization program up to 2029
The Global Alliance for Vaccine Initiative (Gavi) has extended funding for Bangladesh's immunization programme to 2029.GAVI funding for Bangladesh's immunization program was scheduled to end in 2026, but was extended to 2029 at the request of the Bang...
KMC warns against employing child labour
The Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) has warned of action if found illegally providing custody to children or employing them in precarious work.Publishing a notice today, KMC requested for information within 15 days if anyone within the metropolis wa...
Trading News
Minister Kirati insists on prioritizing Nepali culture, local products in tourism industry
Minister for Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation, Sudan Kirati, has stressed on the need of promoting tourism industry with a special focus on Nepali culture and arts, local products and the indigenous cuisine.The Minister said this in his address to ...
Tax rate was decided by authorized people only: Finance Minister
Minister for Finance Dr Prakash Sharan Mahat clarified that the decision regarding tax rate was made by the officials as mentioned in the budget formulation guidelines while preparing budget for the upcoming fiscal year 2023/24.Responding the query ra...
Science And Technology
800 school students get milk in Rajshahi
A total of 800 students of five primary schools in the city were given pasteurized chocolate milk for consumption with the main thrust of inspiring them to consume those regularly for their physical and mental development.The Department of Livestock S...
Govt primary schools remain closed from June 5-8 due to heat wave
Classes of all government primary schools will remain closed from June 5 to 8 due to the severe heat wave sweeping over the country.The Ministry of Primary and Mass Education took the decision considering the wellbeing of pupils, said a press release ...
General News
GAVI increases funding for Bangladesh’s immunization program up to 2029
The Global Alliance for Vaccine Initiative (Gavi) has extended funding for Bangladesh's immunization programme to 2029.GAVI funding for Bangladesh's immunization program was scheduled to end in 2026, but was extended to 2029 at the request of the Bang...
KMC warns against employing child labour
The Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) has warned of action if found illegally providing custody to children or employing them in precarious work.Publishing a notice today, KMC requested for information within 15 days if anyone within the metropolis wa...
Trading News
Minister Kirati insists on prioritizing Nepali culture, local products in tourism industry
Minister for Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation, Sudan Kirati, has stressed on the need of promoting tourism industry with a special focus on Nepali culture and arts, local products and the indigenous cuisine.The Minister said this in his address to ...
Tax rate was decided by authorized people only: Finance Minister
Minister for Finance Dr Prakash Sharan Mahat clarified that the decision regarding tax rate was made by the officials as mentioned in the budget formulation guidelines while preparing budget for the upcoming fiscal year 2023/24.Responding the query ra...
Science And Technology
800 school students get milk in Rajshahi
A total of 800 students of five primary schools in the city were given pasteurized chocolate milk for consumption with the main thrust of inspiring them to consume those regularly for their physical and mental development.The Department of Livestock S...
Govt primary schools remain closed from June 5-8 due to heat wave
Classes of all government primary schools will remain closed from June 5 to 8 due to the severe heat wave sweeping over the country.The Ministry of Primary and Mass Education took the decision considering the wellbeing of pupils, said a press release ...