NA Passes Film Bill
Govt Actively Working To Control Corruption, Reaffirms PM Karki
Small, Fragmented Meal Projects Not Giving Immediate Results Cancelled: Finance
U.S. Immigration Detention Centers Trigger Concerns Over Inhuman Treatment
January Was Fifth Hottest On Record Despite Cold Snap: Monitor
Warming Climate Threatens Greenland’s Ancestral Way Of Life
NCP’s Election Manifesto: Plan To Secure Over 10% Economic Growth
Department Coordinating For Smooth Supply Of Cooking Gas
22 Days To Go For Voting: Voter Education To Run
Kathmandu, July 14: Prime Minister KP Sharma has said that the government would review the government health insurance programme. During his address to a function organised on the occasion of the 43rd anniversary of the Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital (TUTH)
1% Of Federal Hospital’s
Health Insurance Amount To
PM Directs For Action
Insured Should Avail Treatment
Free Health Insurance For
