Buzzing Around The Hot & Happening in Nepal
Age doesn’t matter when you have a passion for succeeding. Min Bahadur Sherchan, 86, is a living proof of that. He is all set to reclaim the oldest Everest summiter record. Sherchan has a dream to become the oldest person to conquer the world’s tallest
Weight loss. These two words have plagued us all through our lives. It sure doesn’t help that we are shown unrealistic body images. We are also surrounded by weight loss “myths” that don’t really work. Moreover, we live in a time when we suffer from
Are you an Android user? If yes, then I am sure you might be suffering from numerous lagging problems on your Android device. Although Android is a great platform for mobile and tablet, you may experience problems with it at one point or another, just
Yesterday, a person was confirmed contracting swine flu or H1N1 Influenza at the Sukraraj Tropical and Infectious Disease Hospital at Teku in Kathmandu. Swine flu hasn’t created much panic in Nepal when compared to neighboring India. And over the years, its terror has waned. Nevertheless,
Yesterday, on the occasion of the 10th International Wheelchair Day, wheelchair users in the capital organized a rally. The theme for this year is “Wheelchair Friendly Infrastructure, Not in Thoughts but in Action”. This event was organized by Spinal Injuring Rehabilitation Center on Wednesday. More
Public transport vehicles that are more than 20 years old are banned from the streets of Kathmandu from today. Old buses, microbuses, mini-buses, taxi cabs and other motor vehicles bearing black license plates are no more allowed to operate in the capital. The ban will
Minister for Industry Nabindra Raj Joshi on Tuesday said the exodus of youths to overseas in search of employment can be controlled by encouraging them to start small and cottage industries in the country. Speaking at the 28th National Industrial Expo on Tuesday, Minister Joshi
Following the cost-free dialysis service introduced in Nepal last year, the Government has now made kidney transplants free in Nepal. There is a prevalence of renal failure patients in Nepal. The rich ones may have it a little easier as they can afford to treatment.