Minister for Communications and Information Technology and candidate of five-party alliance for House of Representatives from Sunsari-4 Gyanendra Bahadur Karki has claimed that the voters have ensured his victory in the upcoming polls to complete the ongoing development projects of this constituency. Talking to the media at Harinagara of Sunsari on Saturday, Minister Karki claimed

Communication services are disrupted in Jumla district since the last five days. The disruption in the services has created problems in public services delivery, election campaign and personal communications for the locals. The Federation of Nepali Journalists (FNJ), Jumla district chapter has submitted a memo to the concerned authorities in the district to identify the

 Minister for Communications and Information Technology Gyanendra Bahadur Karki has said that politics is a service, not a business. During an interaction programme organized by Nepal Student’s Union at Laukahi in Koshi Rural Municipality in Sunsari district on Saturday, Minister Karki said that he joined politics with the purpose to serve the society. Minister Karki,

Minister for Communications and Information Technology, Gyanendra Bahadur Karki, received ‘Bhai Tika’ from his younger sister Tara Thapa. The Minister received ‘Bhai Tika’ from her sister at latter’s residence based in Bhaisepati of Lalitpur on the auspicious hour of 11:37 am Thursday. Minister’s younger brothers Devendra Karki and Dr Mrigendra Karki  also received ‘Bhai  Tika’

The preparation of the detailed project report (DPR) under the Nalgad Hydropower Project in Nalgad, Jajarkot is still awaited for over six years despite the promised deadline of thirty-one months. It may be noted that the Nalgad Hydropower Company, Australia’s Snowy Mountain Engineering Corporation (SMEC), MWH Global and the Nepal’s Udaya JV signed an agreement

The solar eclipse that took place today ended at 6:45 p.m, according to Nepal Calendar Determination Development Committee. It is said that the eclipse was seen more clearly from the western part of Nepal than from the capital. Prof. Dr. Ramchandra Gautam, a theologian, said that the classical rules for observing such eclipses are different

 Minister for Communications and Information Technology Gyanendra Bahadur Karki, also the government’s spokesperson, today said the government would launch a campaign to alleviate poverty and end employment problems. Plan would be made for the holistic development of the country, economic prosperity and employment opportunities creation, said Karki, also Minister for Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs.