Per capita vegetable production in Asia and the Pacific has increased some 25 percent over the last decade. Yet, while Asian countries produce more than three-quarters of the worlds vegetables, they and
After being bed-ridden for a month, Dilip Thapa, an HIV patient, died last week in Banepa. He was 43. Thapa had contracted HIV virus through a syringe 17 years ago. He had been on anti-retro viral
Industry Minister Karna Bahadur Thapa today laid the foundation stone of Maure-Kailashmandu and Maure-Toli-Chatara road sections in Bajura. The District Development Committee’s Rural Access Programme
The head counting of the Bengal tiger s in the Shuklaphanta Wildlife Reserve has completed. The number of tiger s in the reserve is expected to be higher this year compared to the last year. The counting
Local residents of Furkot VDC in Ramkot area have constructed drinking water project on their own when drinking water has been a serious problem in other parts of the district. Locals of Tholma having
The rare wildlife here are on verge of disappearance in lack of conservation efforts. The Mangri, Kimri, Pulu, Dolphu and Mugu VDCs in the eastern part of the district are considered to be the area enriched
Nepal added a new milestone in conservation by achieving zero poaching of rhinos, tigers and elephants for the year period ending in February 2014. At a time when tigers and rhinos are being rampantly
The European Union funded Dumse drinking water project and Beldangi police station were jointly inaugurated at Damak Municipality in Jhapa on Tuesday. The two projects are part of the overall EU funding
Litterbugs, beware: Nepal is making new rules to persuade trekkers to clean up after themselves on Mount Everest, in the hopes of clearing the tons of rubbish now clogging the world’s highest peak.
At a time when poaching of tigers and rhinos has been rampant worldwide‚ Nepal has achieved zero poaching of rhinos‚ tigers and jumbos KATHMANDU: Law enforcement officials have arrested more than 700
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