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Makwanpur's Push for Millet: A New Dawn for Traditional Farming

Makwanpur's Push for Millet: A New Dawn for Traditional Farming

In a commendable move to revive traditional farming and boost millet production, local governments in Makwanpur have introduced a series of initiatives. These measures aim not only to increase millet cultivation but also to ensure that farmers receive a fair price for their produce. A Focus on School Meals and

Nepal Takes Measures to Protect Yarsagumba Harvest

Nepal Takes Measures to Protect Yarsagumba Harvest

Due to alarming reports of declining yarsagumba (caterpillar-fungus) populations, Nepal is revising its guidelines to regulate its harvest and trade. Recognized as one of the world's priciest herbs, yarsagumba, scientifically known as Ophiocordyceps sinensis, is a fungus that parasitizes caterpillars in the Himalayas. The Ministry of Forest and Environment has

Bountiful Apple Harvest Uplifts Nepalese Highland Growers

Bountiful Apple Harvest Uplifts Nepalese Highland Growers

In the breathtaking highlands of Nepal, a surge in apple production brings joy, prosperity, and a cause for celebration. This bountiful harvest, predominantly in Nepal's northern regions, marks a significant turning point for the apple growers, paving the way for elevated incomes and an improved standard of living in the

Nepal's Festive Season Faces Economic Downturn Amidst Global Challenges

Nepal's Festive Season Faces Economic Downturn Amidst Global Challenges

As the festive season in Nepal approaches, marked by the Rakshya Bandhan festival, merchants and traders are grappling with an unprecedented economic downturn. Historically, this period has been a beacon of prosperity, with the festivities not only rejuvenating the spirits of the Nepali people but also igniting a shopping frenzy.

Government's Cybersecurity Strategy Sparks Concerns Over Privacy and Execution

Government's Cybersecurity Strategy Sparks Concerns Over Privacy and Execution

On August 8, the government approved the National Cyber Security Policy 2080 BS (2023) in response to the growing number of cybercrimes and related grievances. Although the initiative was generally well-received, critics argue that the policy mirrors those of neighboring countries and lacks a collaborative spirit. Key Points: * Limited Consultation:

Australia's Women's Team Triumphs over France in Thrilling World Cup Penalty Shootout

Australia's Women's Team Triumphs over France in Thrilling World Cup Penalty Shootout

In an electrifying face-off that had soccer enthusiasts on the edge of their seats, Australia's Women's National Football team, commonly known as the Matildas, emerged victorious against France. The thrilling win came through a penalty shootout, propelling them into the semi-finals of the Women’s World Cup for the first

Everest Climbing Permit to Surge to $15K by 2025 Amid Mountaineering Changes in Nepal

Everest Climbing Permit to Surge to $15K by 2025 Amid Mountaineering Changes in Nepal

Nepal, home to the world's tallest mountain, Mount Everest, is set to significantly raise the price of climbing permits from 2025. The move is not merely a financial one; it's also an attempt to regulate mountain tourism and curb the rising number of fatalities on this renowned peak. New Everest