TikTok expresses concern as debate over its ban rages on
While the government seems determined to impose the ban, critics say the platform should be better regulated, not banned.
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EU to provide Nepal Rs289 million in humanitarian aid
The latest funding comes in addition to the Rs289 million already allocated to Nepal at the beginning of this year.
Nepal may approach Pakistan for sugar import
Due to issues ranging from quality to pricing, the process of importing sugar in a government-to-government deal to meet the Tihar festival demand has been deferred.
Earthquake could force more women to give birth at home
A report on maternal mortality carried out by the National Statistics Office in 2021 showed that for every 100,000 live births, 151 women died from maternity-related complications.
Nepal decides to ban TikTok
The decision come within days after the government introducing a new rule requiring social media platforms operating in Nepal to set up offices in the country.
Beijing to reopen fourth border point with Nepal
China has decided to reopen the Korala border point for both trade and travel movements from November 13 onwards after a hiatus of four years since it was closed.
Third consignment of earthquake relief materials arrives from India
The consignment weighing over 12 tonnes comprising blankets, sleeping bags, tents and essential medical supplies among others was delivered via a special Indian Air Force flight,…
Low income puts a damper on Tihar mood
A few traders said it’s not that people have stopped buying but they are spending cautiously. There is a festive crowd in the market but the number of shopping bags has declined.
Jajarkot earthquake raises concerns about poorly built houses
Even though the country is highly vulnerable to earthquakes, experts say most private buildings and public infrastructure are not good enough to withstand quakes of high…
China hands over relief materials for Nepal quake victims
DPM Shrestha expressed his gratitude to the northern neighbour for the gesture as he accepted the aid supplies, which included 4,600 blankets and 600 tents.