August 28, 2024 · as published by Nepali news portals, newest first

Kathmandu, Aug. 28: Oman has expressed its willingness to invest in tourism sector in Nepal.

By A Staff Reporter,Kathmandu, Aug. 28: Former Ministers for Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation emphasised that reservoir hydropower projects should be promoted with high priority for energy se...

By Yadu Prasad Bhatta,Manang, Aug. 28: The development of road networks and modernisation is causing the traditional culture and civilisation of Manang to fade away.

Toronto, Aug. 28: Canada announced Monday it is launching a 100% tariff on imports of Chinese-made electric vehicles, matching U.S. tariffs imposed over what Western governments say are China's sub...
By A Staff Reporter,Kathmandu, Aug. 28: Three Nepali differently abled players are participating in the 2024 Paralympics, a global sporting festival for athletes with various disabilities. This mar...

Tonga, Aug. 28: Highlighting seas that are rising at an accelerating rate, especially in the far more vulnerable Pacific island nations, U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres issued yet another c...

By Our Correspondent,Hetauda, Aug. 28: A two-day photo exhibition has been held in Thaha Municipality of Makwanpur.

By Kedar Timalsina,Banepa, Aug. 28: The 'Kanya Puja', which was started in Banepa of Kavrepalanchowk district 122 years ago, has now spread to different places in the district.

The stars ask you to connect with your emotions, dear Aries. Focus on building a healthy home life when the sun and moon align this afternoon, considering how you and your housemates can work toget...

A physiotherapist by profession, Mahiyaa is a lifestyle content creator. UnplainJaneASMR I find the Gym Chalk genre of ASMR on this channel a great way to relax after a long, hectic day. Although...

By Basanta Parajuli,Bharatpur, Aug. 28: Bharatpur Metropolitan City has issued a five-point directive to schools asking them to end the practice of making the students compulsorily purchase clothin...

Both organisations have joined hands to promote education and practical knowledge to produce skilled human resources for developing Nepal’s hospitality industry. Soaltee Enterprises Private Limite...

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In recent decades, the trend of internal migration in Nepal is intense. If we analyse the migration pattern, people mostly migrate from village to cities and, hills to plains or valleys in search o...
By A Staff Reporter,Kathmandu, Aug. 28: Coaches and captains of Nepal and Bangladesh praised the other as ‘tough to beat’; however, they also shared their desire to lift the SAFF U-20 Championship ...

By stsff reporter,Kathmandu, Aug. 28: Litterateur Krishna Prasad Basyal has been honoured with Sundar Prasad Shah “Dukhi” award 2081.

By A Staff Reporter,Kathmandu, Aug. 28: Share market has witnessed a significant fall on Tuesday. The benchmark of the stock market, NEPSE, has recorded a three-digit fall of 111.96 points on Monda...

With more people turning to video platforms for fitness, personal trainer Bivek Chhetri shares the pros and cons of taking second hand coaching lessons. Social media has increased virtual connecti...

‘Laila-Majnu’, written by Imtiaz and Sajid Ali, captures the theme of the Persian poem ‘Layla and Majnun’. When romantic love exceeds man-made boundaries and its forbiddenness, why is it labelled ...

Lawmakers across the political spectrum allege exclusion and constitutional breaches. Crossparty lawmakers have strongly criticised the government’s repeated disregard for the principles of inclus...

Students and women’s rights activists claim schools and officials are unwilling to create a conducive environment for girls in periods to attend classes. Even after seven years after chhaupadi pra...

Maoist leader says his party will support Prime Minister Oli if the latter decides to collect electricity tariff arrears amounting to almost Rs22 billion through the Cabinet. As the dispute betwee...

According to the organiser, over 50 auto brands are displayed. However, the competition is between China and the rest of the world. Nepal’s largest auto show opened in Kathmandu on Tuesday. The bi...

If we are to realise the dream of 1951, mediocracy must be replaced by meritocracy. Seventy-three years have passed since the 1951 revolution and the fall of the Rana autocracy. However, the econo...

The TJ Bill is the mechanism through which the dominant trio in Nepali politics wants to bury the past and move on. It has been such a long journey for Pushpa Kamal Dahal since he broke away from ...

By A Staff Reporter,Kathmandu, Aug. 28: Electricity worth Rs. 4.19 billion has been exported to India in the first month (mid-July 2024 to mid-August 2024) of the current fiscal year 2024/25.

New international student enrolments will be capped at 145,000 for universities. Australia said on Tuesday it would limit the enrolment number of new international students to 270,000 for 2025, as...

With more people turning to video platforms for fitness, personal trainer Bivek Chhetri shares the pros and cons of taking second hand coaching lessons. Social media has increased virtual connecti...

Talks focus on labour, tourism expansion and investment. Minister requests flights to Pokhara, Bhairahawa airports. Nepal and Oman have decided to ink various agreements and understandings this ye...

Initially, drivers in these cities will not be charged any commission for using the platform. The service will officially launch on Sunday. E-Cab Nepal, a digital platform offering online taxi boo...

Is it really the case that there are no good replacements for the current set of Nepali political leaders? Bishwa Prakash Sharma, one of the two Nepali Congress general secretaries, has come up wi...

Stay informed and prepared: Plan your day with The Kathmandu Post’s weather updates. The country is expected to experience partly to generally cloudy conditions on Wednesday. According to the Met...

Iran’s supreme leader opened the door Tuesday to renewed negotiations with the United States over his country’s rapidly advancing nuclear program, telling its civilian government there was “no harm...
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