Oli’s China visit to focus on past agreements and BRI projects
Nepal's Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli is gearing up for a visit to China, focusing on implementing past agreements, including projects tied to the Belt...
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List Of Nepal’s Top 5 Richest Businessmen
This article unveils the narratives of Nepal's top 5 richest businessmen, exploring the businesses that underpin their success and the philanthropic ventures that characterize their legacies.
Top 5 Industries Of Nepal
From the agrarian fields to the lofty peaks, this article embarks on a journey through the top five industries that define Nepal's economic prowess.
Nepal Grapples With Aftermath Of Deadly Quake And Aftershock
The officials stated that 105 individuals lost their lives in Jajarkot, and an additional 52 perished in the neighboring Rukum district. They also confirmed that over 100 people sustained injuries in the earthquake, and search and rescue operations had been completed.
Aftershocks Follow Nepal’s Earthquake In Jajarkot
The rescue efforts progressed at a gradual pace because the emergency teams had to tackle the initial challenge of reopening roads that had been obstructed by landslides in numerous areas. It was reported that helicopters and small aircraft were put on standby to assist in the rescue operation.
Deadly Earthquake Strikes Western Nepal, Claiming Lives And Injuring Over 100
According to the US Geological Survey, the earthquake was measured at a magnitude of 5.6 and had a shallow depth of just 18 kilometers (11 miles). The seismic shocks were felt over a wide area, with reports of tremors being experienced in distant locations such as Kathmandu and even as far as 600 kilometers (375 miles) away in the Indian capital, New Delhi.
Nepal: Over 110,000 Teachers Protest Education Reform Bill Amid Controversy
Protesters marched toward the parliament building in the capital, Kathmandu, with anti-riot police attempting to contain them. Students and parents are urging an end to the protests to allow classes to resume.
Nepal’s Prime Minister Prachanda Seeks International Support for Completing Peace Process
Nepal's civil war from 1996 to 2006 resulted in an estimated 17,000 casualties, and many Maoist leaders, including Prachanda, face accusations of murder and grave human rights violations. The transitional justice Bill introduced in Parliament in March has been criticized for its perceived inadequacy in prosecuting these serious crimes.