Nepal will appeal travelers who want to see a truly exotic place. You don't need to be Sir Edmund Hillary to enjoy an organized trek, it's not like alpine mountain climbing, but the more physically fit you are, the more you will enjoy the walk.
Mountain and valley trekking, mountain climbing, Kathmandu, exotic wildlife preserves, Buddhist shrines, Hindu temples, bird watching, beautiful scenery and river rafting are among the chief attractions of Nepal.
Interaction of Dalit laws Nepal News Various Dalit organizations held an interaction programme where laws that are needed to end discrimination against Dalits were discussed – participants also stated that existing Dalits laws are...
Health Expo 2008 underway Nepal News Glimpses of the Health Expo 2008 that began today at the World Trade Center and will continue for 4 days – an organiser giving details about it.
Blame from India, aid from US Nepal News.Net The US government, whose watch list of terrorist organisations still includes Nepal's Maoists, Wednesday became the first member of the international community to pledge aid for the tens of thousands of people displaced by a ravaging flood in south Nepal while Kathmandu's neighbour India angered the new Maoist prime minister by blaming Nepal for the disaster.
Norwegian minister invites PM to visit Norway Nepal News Norwegian minister invites PM to visit Norway After India and China, Norway has also invited newly elected Prime Minister Puspa Kamal Dahal for a visit. Visiting Norwegian Minister for Environment...
Regional experts call for joint efforts on climate change Nepal News Experts from the SAARC region have called for collective efforts to fight climate change. Speaking at the inaugural session of the SAARC workshop 'Climate Change and Disasters: Emerging Trends and...
US provides $50000 relief aid for flood victims Nepal News Us provides $50000 relief aid for flood victims The United States Wednesday announced $50,000 for emergency relief supplies to the victims of flood in Sunsari district. A statement issued by the US...
RPP-Nepal leaders split to join RPP Nepal News Rpp-nepal leaders split to join RPP Over five dozen leaders and cadres of the Rastriya Prajatantra Party Nepal (RPP-N) are preparing to defect their party to join Rastriya Prajatantra Party....
NAC to run under public-private partnership Nepal News Nac to run under public-private partnership The state-owned Nepal Airlines Corporation, running under heavy debt since years, will now be turned into a public-private partnership company, if...
Landslide displaced taking shelter in DDC office Nepal News Landslide displaced taking shelter in DDC office The continued rainfall causing landslides has affected 200 people of 25 households in Myanma, the district headquarters of Kalikot. The villagers...
Nepali cabinet formation likely on Thursday People's Daily Two Nepali communist parties on Wednesday decided to finalize the issue of portfolio distribution and Common Minimum Program by Thursday, local newspaper The Rising Nepal reported on Thursday....
CMP to be unveiled Nepal News Cmp to be unveiled The alliance of three parties – Maoists, Unified Marxist Leninist and Madhesi Janadhikar Forum (MJF) – is set to unveil their Common Minimum Programme (CMP)...
Mahindra Renault rolls out Business Standard The auto firm is a joint venture between Mahindra & Mahindra (M&M) and France's Renault SA. The 'Logan' will be distributed in Nepal by Agni Inc, the current distributor of Mahindra vehicles...
Goddess has right to go to school The Guardian A centuries-old custom in Nepal of worshipping a virgin girl-child residing in a palace as a "living goddess" has been scrapped after it was branded outdated by the supreme court, which ruled that...
Nepal court rules against The Guardian Nepal of worshipping a virgin girl-child in a palace as a "living goddess" has been deemed outdated by the country's supreme court, which has ruled that the supposed deity must go to school.Earlier...
Over a dozen journalists arrested in Kathmandu Nepal News Over a dozen journalists arrested in Kathmandu Police arrested over one dozen journalists including vice president of the Federation of Nepali Journalists Govinda Acharya while staging a...
Interaction on Teej festival Nepal News An interaction on the upcoming Teej festival was held where participants discussed the cultural significance of it and also stressed on the end of violence against women - President of Sangeet Shila...
PM announces Rs 20m relief to Saptakoshi flood victims Nepal Biz News Prime Minister Puspa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' on Tuesday has announced to provide Rs 20 million to Saptakoshi flood victims as a relief from the PM Relief Fund.According to reports, PM...
Formation of Maoist-led gov IRNA Prachanda The formation of Maoist-led government's full-fledged cabinet is likely to be completed only after Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' returns from his visit to China. Prachanda...
People missing as floods sweep eastern Nepal Gulf News Several people were missing in eastern Nepal on Wednesday after villages were flooded and a main highway and communication systems were cut. Army helicopters were rescuing people from...
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