Going for Zero Waste post-disaster Going for Zero Waste post-disaster Kathmandu  A strong 7.6 on Richter scale earthquake on April 25 hit Nepal in the area near Barpak, Gorkha. The earthquake was followed by many powerful... Kathmandu  A strong 7.6 on Richter scale earthquake on April 25 hit Nepal in the area near... Brands 31 Jul, 2015
Plants’ destruction dangerous to human existence Plants’ destruction dangerous to human existence WASHINGTON: The continued destruction of the plant life on Earth has put the human beings in jeopardy, a study says. According to researchers from University of... WASHINGTON: The continued destruction of the plant life on Earth has put the human beings in... Brands 17 Jul, 2015
Switching to solar power Switching to solar power Kathmandu:Â At a time when the energy crisis has become acute, the demand for solar power has witnessed incessant growth. In the past few years, this renewable source... Kathmandu:Â At a time when the energy crisis has become acute, the demand for solar power has... Brands 13 Jul, 2015
Production of PLA cheaper, greener Production of PLA cheaper, greener LONDON: Researchers have developed a way to make production of bioplastic known as polylactic acid (PLA) cheaper and greener. The findings could help make the... LONDON: Researchers have developed a way to make production of bioplastic known as polylactic acid... Brands 10 Jul, 2015
Technical solutions alone can't fix climate change: scientists Technical solutions alone can't fix climate change: scientists PARIS:Â Dealing with climate change and its risks will require not only technical responses like drought-resilient crops and higher sea walls but also reshaping... PARIS:Â Dealing with climate change and its risks will require not only technical responses like... Brands 08 Jul, 2015
Corals can now tolerate warm waters, says study Corals can now tolerate warm waters, says study WASHINGTON: At a time when global warming is threatening the very survival of coral reefs, some coral populations already have genetic variants necessary to tolerate... WASHINGTON: At a time when global warming is threatening the very survival of coral reefs, some coral... Brands 03 Jul, 2015
Study rules out immediate outburst of Nepal glacial lakes Study rules out immediate outburst of Nepal glacial lakes KATHMANDU: Major three glacial lakes in the country do not pose any threat to human settlements downstream, even after the devastating April 25 earthquake, according to... KATHMANDU: Major three glacial lakes in the country do not pose any threat to human settlements... Brands 21 Jun, 2015
Lifestyle How drinking alcohol can affect your health According to Murthy’s advisory, there are about 100,000 alcohol-related cancer cases and about 20,000 alcohol-related cancer deaths annually in the United States.
Kathmandu Home Minister Lekhak: Damage assessment, reconstruction to be expedited Minister for Home Affairs, Ramesh Lekhak, stated that the reconstruction of physical infrastructure damaged by earthquakes, floods, and landslides is progressing rapidly.
Sports Man City turns corner with successive wins in Premier League as Arsenal and Chelsea drop points Liverpool leads Arsenal by five points and Chelsea by nine, and has two games in hand over both rivals.
Entertainment Asian singers and actors who relocated to Asia see global crossover opportunity Wesley Chan said Wong Fu is not ruling out being “a conduit†for more crossover collaborations.
Nepal Rain and snowfall likely from Monday Most parts of the country are expected to experience cloudy weather due to the partial influence of western low-pressure systems.
Sports Australia regains Border-Gavaskar Trophy after 6-wicket win against India in 5th test Australia now holds every bilateral test trophy available as well as the one-day international World Cup won in India in 2023.
Nepal Pandey to inducted as Central Committee member of CPN-MC Standing Committee of CPN-Maoist Centre today decided to include Bishwadeep Pandey as a member of the Central Committee of the party.
Business Gold price drops Rs 1,500 per tola The price of gold has decreased by Rs 1,500 per tolain the domestic market on Sunday.
Nepal Flights affected by adverse weather, low visibility Air flights in the country have been affected due to adverse weather conditions.
