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WORLD TOURISM DAY 2026 Nepal’s Nature in Its True Form (opens the original)
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Amid the grim situation, Chandra Prasad Dhakal, former president of the Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FNCCI) and a tourism and recreation entrepreneur, has launched efforts to attract foreign tourists and help revive Nepal’s tourism industry. Since the flood badly damaged hydropower projects, hotels, small industries, businesses and other enterprises in Rasuwa, Nuwakot and Dhading, Dhakal, chairman of IME Group, has been tirelessly visiting affected families, industri
PM BALEN IN PARLIAMENT: Facing Opposition (opens the original)
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After ignoring the House of Representatives for a month and declining to address its members, Prime Minister Balendra Shah has finally appeared before Parliament. He shared details regarding the rescue and relief activities conducted by government agencies in the flood-affected Rasuwa, Nuwakot, and Dhading districts. Prime Minister Shah—who was elected by Parliament to lead the government—has frequently relied on social media rather than the House floor to communicate government actions. Consequ
BHOTEKOSHI FLOOD: Echoes of the Himalayan Surge (opens the original)
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Having spent more than two decades working across remote parts of the Rasuwa and Nuwakot districts during his long career at the Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA), Kulman Ghising—former minister and former Managing Director of NEA—welled up with tears as he looked at the transformed landscape. Where thriving settlements, roads, bridges, hydropower projects, and transmission lines once stood, only destruction remained. "I could not stop my tears when I witnessed the mayhem and devastation caused
SHER BAHADUR DEUBA: A Stunning Resurgence (opens the original)
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Energized by a warm welcome from thousands of party cadres, the former NC President attended and addressed a national convention organized by the party’s non-establishment faction. Sidelined by current NC President Gagan Thapa, many senior leaders now view Deuba’s political stature as a unifying force capable of challenging the current establishment and changing the course of Nepali politics. The two-day convention concluded with closing remarks from convention coordinator Dr. Shashank Koirala,
TIGER POPULATION: Double in a Decade (opens the original)
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Through successful planning and strategic conservation, Nepal has established itself as a global leader in protecting Bengal tigers. With wild tiger numbers steadily climbing, the country continues to demonstrate remarkable progress in safeguarding this endangered species. According to the latest national census, Nepal’s Bengal tiger population has reached 429.For conservationists, this milestone provides a powerful example to the world of how a species once pushed to the brink of extinction can
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