Kathmandu. The government has decided to close Tiktok in Nepal. The cabinet meeting held today has decided to shut down Tiktok. Government Spokesperson Rekha Sharma informed that the decision to close Tik Tok and its coordination by the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology was decided by the Cabinet meeting.She said that the government has decided to close down Tik Tok as there are activities that disrupt social harmony in Nepal recently.According to him, the Council of Ministers meeting has also decided to mention Nepal Samvat in the Nepali calendar as Bikram Samvat. Nepal Sambat has already been announced as…
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KATHMANDU: On Thursday, Nepal Police apprehended two individuals suspected of murdering four family members in Mundugaun, Chhayanath Rara Municipality-6, Mugu. The District Police Office, Mugu, is set to disclose details about the arrest in a press conference on Friday afternoon. DSP Birendra Thapa from the District Police Office, Mugu, revealed that one of the defendants is a maternal cousin of the deceased, while the other hails from a neighboring village. The details of the reason for murder and murder will be made public in the press conference. The victims, 27-year-old Shreedevi Bohara, 11-year-old Manoj Bohara, seven-year-old Apsara Bohara, and eight-year-old…
KATHMANDU: Today is Kartik Dwadashi, i.e. Dhanteras. There is a trend of purchasing new gold, silver, copper, iron, and other metal utensils and bringing them home. Dhanteras is regarded as the top Deepawali shopping destination. Dhanteras is now commemorated by the addition of new metal artifacts. It is a Mithila practice to begin the Deepawali festival by purchasing and worshiping metal things. From the evening onwards, the goddess Laxmi, the goddess of wealth, is worshiped by lighting lamps in every home. As Deepawali is primarily a holiday to honor Laxmi, the goddess of wealth, the first day of the festival…
Kathmandu, Nov 9: The National Examinations Board (NEB) has announced the results of the Class 12 grade improvement (supplementary) examination. NEB issued a press release today informing that the results of the Class 12 grade improvement examinations conducted on September 26 and 27, 2023 by NEB, Office of the Controller of Examinations, Sanothimi, Bhaktapur, have been published. A total 117,882 students had appeared for the examination and of them 88,947 or 75.45 percent students have secured grades, according to NEB. The NEB stated that the examination of 15 students was canceled.
KATHMANDU: The government has passed the Social Media Operation Guideline 2080 with amendments. The Council of Ministers meeting held on Thursday passed the Social Media Operation Guideline 2080. Minister of Communication and Information Technology Rekha Sharma informed that the directive will be implemented after the decision of the Council of Ministers. The topics of the directory have not been made public. However, government officials say that the government is trying to regulate the operation of social networks.
KATHMANDU: The construction of Nijgadh International Airport in Bara will be completed by the government. Government spokesperson Rekha Sharma informed that the cabinet meeting held on Thursday decided to proceed with the construction of Nijgarh airport. “It has been decided to proceed with the construction process of Nijgadh International Airport,” she said, It has been decided to instruct the Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation to implement the report of the expert group formed to make suggestions regarding the construction of the Nijgadh International Airport.
CHITWAN: The Bharatpur metropolis in Chitwan has announced monetary assistance worth Rs 10 million for the earthquake survivors in Jajarkot and Rukum West. The 87th executive meeting of the Metropolis today decided to deposit the amount to the Prime Minister Disaster Relief Fund, according to Mayor Renu Dahal. The assistance is meant to support the rescue, relief, treatment, reconstruction, and rehabilitation efforts in disaster-hit areas. The local representatives have agreed to contribute one month’s remuneration, employees of officer-level five days’ remuneration, assistant-level employees three days’ remuneration, secondary-level teachers three days, and basic school teachers two days to the fund. Likewise,…
KATHMANDU: In an effort to assist relatives of earthquake victims in visiting the affected regions of Jajarkot and Rukum (West), the government has introduced complimentary bus services. The government has arranged for a free bus departing from the Gongabu-based New Bus Park on both Saturday and Sunday, allowing family members of those affected by the earthquake to travel back to their homes. To utilize this service, individuals wishing to return to their homes are advised to register their names by contacting Madan Thapa at 9840266797, as indicated in the government’s notice.
Kathmandu, 04 Nov: Nepal Police have advised caution beforehand while extending help through any medium including internet in the wake of Jajarkot earthquake. The Nepal Police took to its social site ‘X’ handle to request all to be aware of internet scammers and exploiters. All are requested to ensure whether or not any individual or organizations requesting help are authentic before offering any support including financial, it said. The quake that hit Ramidanda in Jajarkot as epicenter and areas far beyond Friday night was measured 6.4 magnitude. नेपाल प्रहरीको अनुरोधभूकम्प पीडितहरूलाई इन्टरनेट वा अन्य माध्यमबाट आर्थिक वा अन्य सहयोग गर्दा सहयोग…
SURKHET: The death toll from the 6.4-magnitude earthquake on Friday night, centered in Jajarkot, has risen to 157. DSP Shailendra Thapa, Joint Spokesperson of the Armed Police Force Nepal, reported that the death toll had reached 157 by Saturday afternoon. He mentioned that 105 people lost their lives in Jajarkot, while 52 people perished in Rukum West. DSP Thapa also provided information that 105 people were injured in Jajarkot, 52 in Rukum West, 3 in both Dailekh and Baitadi, 5 in Jumla, and 1 in Rolpa. The majority of the injured are receiving treatment at local hospitals and health posts,…