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KATHMANDU, Sept 6: The government's treatment of prisoners in Nepal is highly problematic, with the Central Jail at Sundhara facing extreme overcrowding issues and a decaying infrastructure that puts inmates at risk. The work started for years to expand the prison capacity has been stopped by the government's decision. After the then Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli's government decided to transform the Central Jail into a museum in the fiscal year 2018/19, the expansion project was s...

KATHMANDU, Sept 6: Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) has put into operation 51 charging stations for electric vehicles (EVs) built at various locations across the country. Organizing a program in Kathmandu on Wednesday, the NEA officially launched the charging stations across the country.

Nepal has committed to reducing neonatal deaths to 12 from 21 at present in every 1,000 births by 2030 to meet SDGs.

BARDIYA, Sep 4: Reports have surfaced highlighting the exploitation of thousands of Nepali citizens in western Nepal through an illicit networking business called "Indian Vestige." This development comes after a series of previous scams, including Unity International, Orions, and Winwin, which swindled substantial sums from the public through illegal networking ventures.

​​​​​​​Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal on Saturday phoned the Director of Nagdhunga Tunnel Project Nabinman Shrestha and asked him to come up with a plan within a week to address local people’s grievances.

KATHMANDU — Nepal’s owls are perhaps the least-studied birds in the country, often overlooked by researchers more focused on the rarer vultures and cranes. Yet owls also face the same threats other birds face across the country, from habitat fragmentation and degradation, to electrocution on power lines and poaching. While owls are often perceived as […]

Study shows neonatal death rate, which is 21 in every 1,000 live births, has not declined in the last five years. Nepal has committed to reduce it to 12 by 2030 to meet the SDGs.

Thirteen persons have died and around 19,000 got infected with the virus that has spread to 75 of country’s 77 districts.

Apart from the six Indians, one Nepalese citizen was also killed in the accident which also injured 19 others. | Latest News India

In Nepal, six Indian pilgrims were killed in a tragic bus accident yesterday. The bus with 26 passengers on board, was on the way from Kathmandu to Beni, when it overturned and fell into a river bank in Bara district.