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Fish population goes down in Saptakoshi
Fish population in the Saptakoshi River and its tributaries have declined over the past few years, researchers said.
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Hetauda Cement Industry to resume production from April
Hetauda Cement Industry, which has been closed for a long time, is going to resume production from the first week of April.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-26842 -
Letter of credence presented
Nepal's Ambassador to Sri Lanka, Purna Bahadur Nepali has presented his letter of credence before Sri Lankan President Anura Kumara Dissanayake.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-261455 -
Hitendra Dev Shakya appointed as MD of NEA
Hitendra Dev Shakya has been appointed as the Managing Director of the Nepal Electricity Authority(NEA).
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-26842 -
Rock-anchoring technology used in most difficult section in Kaligandaki Corridor
The construction of the road in the Kaligandaki Corridor, a national pride project, under the Beni–Jomsom–Korala road has been completed using the rock-anchoring technology in the highly risky Kabrebhir area.
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Vegetables in Kalimati inedible, filled with pesticides
Unsafe levels of pesticide residues have been found in vegetables kept in the country's largest vegetable market, Kalimati.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-251250 -
Fire at Plywood Factory still out of control even after 32 hrs
The fire that broke out at the Shangri-La Plywood Factory in Khaira, Ghorahi Sub-Metropolitan City-9, has yet to be fully controlled.
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Hitendra Dev Shakya appointed as MD of NEA
Hitendra Dev Shakya has been appointed as the Managing Director of the Nepal Electricity Authority(NEA).
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-251545 -
71% of issued National ID remain uncollected in Humla
Despite being issued, 71 per cent of national identity cards remain uncollected at the District Administration Office (DAO) in Humla.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-25824 -
Construction of three substations in final stage to improve power supply in Birgunj area
The construction of three high-capacity substations under construction in Amlekhgunj and Prasauni in Bara and Birgunj in Parsa has reached the final stage.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-25771

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