Author: Himalaya Post

WHO–IPD Team Reaches Chicken Pox-Affected Area of Surnaya Rural Municipality

Baitadi —After an outbreak of chicken pox (locally known as Theula) and fever in Ward No. 8 of Surnaya Rural Municipality, Baitadi district, the Immunization Preventable Diseases (IPD) team under the World Health Organization (WHO) conducted an on-site investigation and provided necessary health support. Following the detection of the outbreak on Asar 5 , the WHO–IPD team reached the affected area to study the nature of the illness and collected throat swabs and blood samples from infected individuals. As the infection primarily affected children, Kedar Secondary School in Kathmada, Surnaya, was temporarily closed as a precautionary measure. According to...

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International Yoga Day Celebration Concluded in Lumbini

Kathmandu – On the occasion of the 11th International Day of Yoga, a special yoga event was organized at Lumbini, the birthplace of Lord Buddha, in collaboration between the Embassy of India in Nepal and the Lumbini Development Trust. The event, held at Lumbini – a UNESCO World Heritage Site – was attended by the Chief of Lumbini Province, Mr. Krishna Bahadur Gharti, and the Minister for Youth and Sports, Mr. Tej Lal Chaudhary, as chief guests. Both dignitaries expressed gratitude to the Indian Embassy for organizing such a special event at the sacred birthplace of Lord Buddha and...

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Trump and Modi held a telephone conversation

New Delhi — A planned face-to-face meeting between Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and former U.S. President Donald Trump was postponed due to Trump’s sudden return to the United States. According to India’s Ministry of External Affairs, the two leaders held a telephonic conversation in lieu of the in-person meeting. The discussion was described as cordial and productive, covering bilateral relations, global peace, and strategic cooperation between the two nations. India’s Foreign Secretary stated, “Both leaders reaffirmed their commitment to democratic values, economic cooperation, and regional stability. Though the in-person meeting could not take place, the phone conversation reaffirmed...

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Indian Government Donates 40 Ambulances to Various Districts in Nepal

Kathmandu – The Indian government has gifted 40 ambulances to various health institutions spread across different districts in Nepal today. The vehicle handover ceremony was organized simultaneously at four locations: the Indian Embassy in Kathmandu, the Indian Consulate General in Birgunj, and the Indian Embassies’ Pension Payment Offices in Pokhara and Dharan. A total of 40 ambulances were donated across all seven provinces of Nepal, covering 33 districts. Out of these, 22 ambulances were handed over in Kathmandu. Additionally, 7 ambulances were provided in Birgunj, 7 in Pokhara, and 4 in Dharan by Indian government representatives. At the ceremony...

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Women’s Empowerment Ceremony Concludes at Sangam Vihar

Kathmandu- The Women’s Empowerment Recognition Ceremony was successfully held at the Sangam Vihar office of senior BJP leader Dr. Vijay Jolly, with great simplicity. On this occasion, Dr. Jolly honored South Delhi District BJP President, Mrs. Maya Bisht, by presenting her with a shawl, a memento, and flowers. The Chief Guest for the event was South Delhi Member of Parliament, Ramvir Singh Bidhuri. Also, as distinguished guests, Sangam Vihar MLA Chandan Kumar Chaudhary and Devli Municipal Councillor Mrs. Anita Singhal were honored for being selected as the Deputy Mayor of South Delhi Municipal Corporation. Present at the event were...

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