Preparations begins for Modi's visit to Janakpur

Prosperity necessary for implementing federalism: Chairman Yadav

Top leaders of RJP-Nepal

Top leaders of RJP-Nepal at a tea reception on the occasion of the party’s first founding anniversary in Kathmandu.

Chief Minister of Province 2 Lal Babu Raut

Chief Minister of Province 2 Lal Babu Raut inaugurated a Dipak Gupta Memorial Cricket Tournament in Janakpur.

Foreign Affairs Minister Pradeep Gyawali

Foreign Affairs Minister Pradeep Gyawali and his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi address press conference after the bilateral meeting between the two ministers, in Beijing, China. Photo: MoFANepal/Twitter.

Hyderabad House

Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli (left) and his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi addressing the press with bilateral talks in developmental cooperation, trade and investment, agriculture, energy, connectivity and people-to-people contacts, at Hyderabad House, in New Delhi, India. Photo: BishnuRimal/Twitter

Delegation level

Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli (second from right) holding delegation level talks with his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi to expand bilateral ties in all areas, at Hyderabad House, in New Delhi, India. Photo: MEAIndia/Twitter

Preparations begins for Modi's visit to Janakpur
Kathmandu, 23 APril : Preparations have started for Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s upcoming Nepal visit slated for the second week of May.
Nepal-India meet on Pancheswar today
Kathmandu, 23 April : A joint meeting of water resources officials from Nepal and India begins on Monday with the goal of speeding up the much-awaited Pancheswar Multi-purpose Project.
Prosperity necessary for implementing federalism: Chairman Yadav
Inaruwa, 23 APril : Federal Socialist Forum Nepal's Chairman Upendra Yadav has underlined development and prosperity as necessary for implementing federalism. Yadav made the remark while laying the foundation stone for construction of a road at Harinagara rural municipality-3 in Sunsari.
Relations among neighbors should be friendly: PM Oli
Kathmandu, 23 April : Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has stressed the need of making relations among neighbors friendly by ending all-types of differences seen among the SAARC member countries.
Indian PM Modi likely to visit Nepal in second week of May
Kathmandu, 22 April : Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Nepal from May 11 to12, knowledgeable sources said.
RJP-Nepal splits, rebels form new party
Kathmandu, 22 April : The largest Madhes-based political party, Rastriya Janata Party Nepal (RJPN), suffered a split on Friday.
RJP-Nepal celebrates first founding anniversary
Kathmandu, 22 April : The Rastriya Janata Party-Nepal hosted a tea reception on the occasion of the party’s first founding anniversary.
Rajbiraj airport ready for flight
Rajbiraj, 22 APril : Rajbiraj Airport, which had halted its flights for almost three decades due to poor condition of the runway, is preparing to resume its services within a few weeks in Saptari.
International cricket ground in Province 2: CM Raut
Janakpur, 22 April, 2018 : Chief Minister of Province 2, Lalbabu Raut, said an international cricket ground would be built in the province.
Moment of pride for Nepal to work with China on BRI: Minister Gyawali
Kathmandu, 20 April : Minister for Foreign Affairs Pradeep Kumar Gyawali has said that it was a moment of pride for Nepal to work together with China in the historic mission of Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) for greater peace, prosperity and harmony.

Preparations begins for Modi's visit to Janakpur

Kathmandu, 23 APril : Preparations have started for Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s upcoming Nepal visit slated for the second week of May.
Nepal-India meet on Pancheswar today

Kathmandu, 23 April : A joint meeting of water resources officials from Nepal and India begins on Monday with the goal of speeding up the much-awaited Pancheswar Multi-purpose Project.
Prosperity necessary for implementing federalism: Chairman Yadav

Inaruwa, 23 APril : Federal Socialist Forum Nepal\'s Chairman Upendra Yadav has underlined development and prosperity as necessary for implementing federalism. Yadav made the remark while laying the foundation stone for construction of a road at Harinagara rural municipality-3 in Sunsari.
Relations among neighbors should be friendly: PM Oli

Kathmandu, 23 April : Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has stressed the need of making relations among neighbors friendly by ending all-types of differences seen among the SAARC member countries.

Moment of pride for Nepal to work with China on BRI: Minister Gyawali

Kathmandu, 20 April : Minister for Foreign Affairs Pradeep Kumar Gyawali has said that it was a moment of pride for Nepal to work together with China in the historic mission of Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) for greater peace, prosperity and harmony.
50 percent children still out of school in Province 2

Kathmandu, 20 April : Nearly 50 percent of the children of school-going age in Province 2 are still out of school.
Begum Hazrat Mahal’s death remembered

Kathmandu, 20 April : A wreath laying ceremony was held to remember the death of Begum Hazrat Mahal, who rebelled against the British rule in India, at her tomb in the courtyard of Jame Masjid in Kathmandu.
Nepal-India energy talks end

Kathmandu, 19 April : Nepal-India energy secretary-level talks, also called the Joint Steering Committee (JSC) meeting, concluded in New Delhi with an agreement to finalise the construction modality of a new 400 kV Butwal-Gorakhpur cross-border transmission line within three months.

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Statute revision is still our struggle : Laxman Lal Karna, Lawmaker and Co-Chairperson, RJP-Nepal

Statute revision is still our struggle : Laxman Lal Karna, Lawmaker and Co-Chairperson, RJP-Nepal

We are getting a good response from the public. There is no frustration in the public. The expectations are high. The people are initiating not to withdraw the issue of constitution amendment, which is also natural.
China still does not know Madhesh : Ram Babu Yadav

China still does not know Madhesh : Ram Babu Yadav

China always welcomes the government formed in Nepal. China has linked ties with Nepal but it is not the connecting with the Nepali people. China is not a racist in our point of view.
Why we need India’s support in our constitution ?

Why we need India’s support in our constitution ?

We cannot resolve our internal problem in our home but we blame others. This was mistake done by us and we must correct this. If we correct ourselves, the friend like India does not have to speak in our internal matter.
Madheshi parties unlikely to join govt before PM’s visit to India : Ajay Shankar Nayak

Madheshi parties unlikely to join govt before PM’s visit to India : Ajay Shankar Nayak

To maintain the peace agreement of the country, we are not going to end our peace agreement on the basis of development. We have to give international messages that we have respected the international law in a serious crime and will conclude the peace process here on its own discipline.

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Salman Khan ready to arrive Kathmandu

Kathmandu: Bollywood heartthrob Salman Khan, who was last seen in the blockbuster Tiger Zinda Hai, is set to arrive in Kathmandu for the musical tour, “Da-Bangg: The Tour”, which is scheduled to take place at Tundikhel on March 10.

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Pakistan could face U.S. aid cuts over human trafficking

Washington : The Trump administration is warning Pakistan it could lose U.S. civilian aid worth tens of millions of dollars this year if Washington finds that the South Asian nation has not done enough to combat human trafficking, U.S. officials said.
Pakistan, ISIS allegedly behind Rakhine imbroglio: Myanmar’s Mizzima

Kolkotta: The Mizzima newspaper, citing Indian and Bangladesh intelligence officials, said in a report that “the intelligence intercepted three long-duration calls between Hafiz Tohar, military wing chief of Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army (ARSA) on Aug 23 and 24, that hold the key to why the militant group unleashed the pre-dawn offensive against Myanmar security forces”
Venkaiah Naidu 13th Vice-President of India

New Delhi: The ruling National Democratic Alliance (NDA) candidate and former Union minister M Venkaiah Naidu has been elected as the 13th Vice-President of India on Saturday. Naidu defeated the opposition United Progressive Alliance (UPA) candidate and former diplomat Gopalkrishna Gandhi by a margin of 272 votes. Gandhi is also grandson of Mahatma Gandhi.
India’s Real Problem Lies in its Bhutan Policy, Not the Border

Why did Bhutan, which stood by India during its conflict with China and Pakistan, drift away? What caused the crisis in bilateral relations in 2013? It is clear that when Prime Minister Narendra Modi came to power three years ago, he was deeply aware of the changing strategic imperatives in the Himalayas.

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Deadlock in unification (Editorial)
Growing public aspirations to see socio-economic transformation in the country under the leadership of the present government for a full term might face hindrances along the way if the process derails.

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