Buzzing Around The Hot & Happening in Nepal
Worrying has never been a positive verb. It brings with all sort of negative references, from stress to grief to imagining the worst possible outcome for whatever situation is causing the worry. But worrying doesn’t have to be a bad thing. There have been studies
People seem to come down with a cold or the flu when the season changes. Why does a new season bring coughs and sniffles with it? It actually seems like Viruses fell in love with the cool weather. But this dramatic temperature or season changes
Photography Contest and Exhibition is happening on 17th of November, 2018 at Kathmandu Durbar Square. The contest is also named as ‘Nepal, the Wonderland, showcasing Mountains and Wildlife of Nepal’. Photography Contest and Exhibition is based on two terms: Mountains and Wildlife of Nepal. The
Agriculture and Forestry University (AFU) is organizing the International Poultry Symposium 2018 in Chitwan which started from Sunday (28 October). The programme was initiated by the Chief Minister of Province 3, Dormani Poudel who affirmed the possible support from the government level to promote poultry
The Government is planning to allow mechanically fit old public vehicles to operate countrywide again. Under pressure from transport entrepreneurs, the Ministry of Physical Infrastructure and Transport (MoPIT) recently tabled a proposal at the Cabinet to allow such previously termed ‘outdated vehicles’ to operate. The
Tihar – The festival of lights, is a five-day-long Hindu festival celebrated in Nepal which comes soon after Dashain i.e. on the month of October or early November. Tihar also known as Dipawali in India, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh is celebrated with a regional variation.
Nepathya to perform in Sikkim festival. The band is preparing for the Sikkim festival after the huge success with the Swoyambhu audience. The band will perform at Rabong, South Sikkim at 30th October 2018. The three-day event, Rabong Tourism Festival will start from 28th of October
Astrology is certainly fun to talk about with a cute young thing across the bar. But when it comes to actually guiding your life choices, beware. Astrology isn’t science, and it definitely can’t predict your fate. Astrology sounds a lot like Astronomy: it’s based on
After the closed deal with Raman Construction Pvt Ltd and Chinese Joint Venture partner GIETEC made by the National Reconstruction Authority (NRA), the reconstruction of Dharahara to be initiated before Tihar, the festival of lights. The authority completed the performance bond and received security pledge
The Government is planning to enforce new routes for public vehicles in the Valley. The plan aims to get rid of the long traffic jams along the streets of Kathmandu Valley. Both the small and large public vehicles operating in the Valley will then have