Nepal, Surya Kiran and India
Indian Army contingent leaves for Nepal to participate in joint military exercise Surya Kiran
An Indian Army contingent comprising 334 personnel departed for Nepal on Saturday to participate in 18th edition of battalion level joint military exercise Surya Kiran. The exercise will be conducted in Saljhandi,
Nepal has too many tigers and too much forest, according to the country’s leader. The offhand remarks by Prime Minister K.P.
Seven aftershocks have occurred in western Nepal since December 16. According to the National Earthquake Monitoring and ...
Officials say clade identification is crucial to understanding the virus’s virulence and transmissibility, and curbing the ...
Unexpected challenges in the skies! Onboard a Nepal Airlines Airbus A320 flight to Mumbai, passengers face a surprising ...
Trial to import petroleum products from India via the expanded Motihari-Amlekhgunj pipeline following the completion of its infrastructure enhancement has started from Saturday. The pipeline which ...
Miss Nepal World 2024 Ashma KC has lauded Project CAP (Collaborative Approach for Preventing Plastic Leakages in Rivers of ...
KATHMANDU — Nepal has long faced the challenge of balancing the development of infrastructure such as roads, railways and ...
With Nepal's snowy Himalayan peaks as a backdrop, the sky above Pokhara transformed into a vibrant canvas of colours for the ...
Over-picking and climate change threaten the future of yartsa gunbu and the communities that have come to rely on income ...
Nepal’s government introduced a new Forest Act. The law laid the basis for the establishment of the Forest Development Fund ...
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VISAKHAPATNAM: In a landmark development, The Embassy of Nepal, led by Nepal’s Ambassador to India, Dr Surendra Thapa, and ...
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