- Nepal Celebrates The Birth Of Baby Rhino
Animal lovers in Nepal are celebrating the first rhino calf to be born in the Bardia National Park since poaching was stopped almost two years ago.
- Nepal seizes gold being smuggled in from India
Nepal’s security forces have seized gold worth over NRs10mn that was being smuggled by road from India and arrested two men, an official said yesterday.
- Nepal PM meets envoys over UN’s term extension
Amid the political crisis in the country, Prime Minister Madhav Kumar Nepal yesterday held talks with ambassadors of the United States, Japan and the United Kingdom in a bid to push for the extension of the tenure of UNMIN, which is tasked to manage the arms and armed personnel of the Maoist guerrilla force and the military.
- Nepal Bans Gold Imports Due To Continous Pressure On Foreign Currency Reserves
KATHMANDU, Sept 3 (Bernama) -- Nepal has imposed a ban on gold imports as soaring imports of the yellow metal continued to put pressure on the country's foreign currency reserves, joint-secretary at the Minitry of Commerce and Supplies (MoCS) Ganesh Dhakal said Friday.
- Nepal bans gold import to save forex
Concerned at pressure on the country's forex reserves, Nepal government has put a ban on import of gold.
- Nepal Gets A Medical Boost From Mendham Township Man
MENDHAM TWP. - On his first day in the Surkhet, Nepal, Frank Cioppettini III cared for a child who had broken his arm three weeks earlier and was wearing a homemade cast created from sticks, cotton, mud and strings.
- Nepal seizes gold smuggled from India
Kathmandu, Sep 2 : Nepal's security forces have seized gold worth over NRS 10 million that was being smuggled by road from India and arrested two men, an official said Thursday.
- PM Nepal starts diplomatic consultations on UNMIN mandate
Prime Minister Madhav Kumar Nepal has started diplomatic consultations on the current row over the mandate and the tenure of the United Nations Mission in Nepal (UNMIN).
- Nepal's food supply at risk
KATHMANDU, Nepal, Aug. 31 (UPI) -- Nepal, already struggling with high levels of malnutrition and food insecurity, could see its harvests cut in half this year due to late monsoon rains, the World Food Program says. Nepal - Kathmandu - Asia - Government - Maps and Views
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