Kathmandu: Students have turned their attention to enrollment in Class XI after the National Examination Board (NEB) published the results of the Secondary Education Examination (SEE) amid a growing contagion of corona virus.  However, officials said that the decision on admission would be taken only after September 30. Gehnath Gautam, director of the Education and

Install Apps Doctors have said that the corona of Bhulke Mosque in Triyuga Municipality-3 of Udayapur has not shown any symptoms. Twelve people admitted to the Karona Treatment Center in Biratnagar have been kept in the general ward after showing no symptoms. The infected people usually have symptoms like fever, cold and respiratory problems, but

Install Apps A study of 40 cities in 35 countries found that in most cities, invisible dust particles, PM 2.5 and PM 10, dropped sharply. Air quality around the world has improved significantly since the Kovid-19 epidemic hit major cities. Half of the world\’s people are forced to live indoors because of Kovid-19. Vehicles, factories

Kathmandu: Rs 3 billion has been deposited in the Prime Minister\’s Disaster Relief Fund. Big disasters come but that money doesn\’t go unnoticed. Joint Secretary and Spokesperson of the Office of the Prime Minister and Council of Ministers Rajendra Prasad Poudel says that the amount in the fund will not be spent much. \”It simply

Kathmandu: The Press Council Nepal has written a letter to the Press Council of India objecting to the remarks made by the Indian media about Nepal. The council wrote the letter on July 10, addressing the chairman of the Press Council of India, Chandramouli Kumar Prasad. In the letter, some Indian television channels have urged

New Delhi: Sudhir Chaudhary, Editor-in-Chief of Indian Television Zee News, has deleted a tweet about Nepal saying that his remarks hurt the Nepali audience. Journalist Chaudhary wrote a controversial tweet about Nepal after some of its multi-system operators in Nepal stopped broadcasting Indian TV channels. He wrote, ‘Nepal has stopped broadcasting Indian news channels. This

Install Apps Cable and satellite television providers in Nepal have stopped broadcasting Indian news channels and one operator said on Friday that the move was in response to a public complaint against \”objectionable\” content broadcast about Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli. Problems between Nepal and India had escalated after India opened a new road at