Panama Canal To Reduce Shipping Over El Nino-Fueled Drought
PM Shah Arrives In Pokhara On A Family Tour
Vegetables Worth Rs 98.4 Million Exported Via Kakadbhitta In One
Pakistan Tightens Social Media Rules For Civil Servants, Targets Anti-Govt
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Indian Army Chief Seth Calls On PM Shah
Tiger Population Reaches 429 In Nepal
Guideline Issued To Bring Uniformity To Application Formats In Government
Britain’s Royal Mint Strikes Gold In Electronic Waste
National Agriculture Policy, 2083 Issued
Iran In Final Stage Of Hormuz Agreement
Extreme Weather In Europe Underscores The Urgency Of Global Climate
Nepal’s Power Export Earnings Hit Record High In FY 2025-26
Kathmandu, July 12: Various organisations of private schools have urged the government to reconsider about its announcement to implement a three-percent equity tax in the education sector. The Private and Boarding Schools' Organisation, Nepal ( PABSON), the Higher Institutions and
Committee Formed To Investigate
Grade 11 Classes To
Local Levels In Nawalparasi
War With Pakistan Halts
SEE Begins Nationwide With
Grade 12 Exam From
Nepali Students Spend Rs
Community Schools Urged To
Govt. Urges Agitating Teachers
UNICEF Calls On Taliban
Preparation For SEE Completes:
TU Directs 15 Affiliate
Last Minute Tips for
Older Women In Nepal
Resident Doctors Of Private
242 Million Children’s Schooling
Taliban Deputy Tells Leader
Rs 47.71 Billion Paid
