Author: Himalaya Post

Nepal joined the International Solar Alliance

Kathmandu- Nepal has joined the International Solar Alliance (ISA) as the 101st country. Nepal was granted membership at a program in Delhi on Monday. Earlier, Nepal approved the agreement related to the establishment of the ISA by the House of Representatives last May. It is said that ISA was established as a joint effort between India and France to ensure energy security, guide energy development, and reduce the impact of climate change. It was established in 2015 by India and France. This alliance is an alliance of countries rich in solar resources. India is the depositary of this agreement...

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Laxmi Sunrise expands its services in Birgunj

Birgunj- Laxmi Sunrise has relocated its branch to expand its services in Birgunj Metropolitan City of Parsa district. The Bank has relocated its branch in Adarshanagar Chowk, Birgunj Metropolitan City – 6 to a new location at Link Road, Birgunj Sub-Metropolitan City – 8 (approximately 1 kilometer Northeast of the previous branch location). Customers of the relocated branch can still access services at the remaining branch at Adarshanagar. With this move, the Bank will now be able to expand its services in newer and previously underserved areas. The newly relocated branch is equipped to offer a full range of...

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78th Independence Day of India marked

Kathmandu – The Embassy of India here organized a program in the Embassy premises to celebrate the 78th Independence Day of India today. The celebrations began with the hoisting of the national flag by the Ambassador of India to Nepal, Naveen Srivastava. This was followed by playing of the video of the address to the nation from President of India, Smt. Droupadi Murmu. The President’s message highlighted the progress in various fields in the past 77 years and paid tribute to freedom fighters who laid their lives for the independence of India. On the occasion, the Ambassador honoured widows...

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The Nepali cricket team is in India for a two-week training trip

Kathmandu- The Nepali cricket team has left for the National Cricket Academy (NCA) in Bangalore. The Nepali national cricket team has left for India with the aim of making final preparations for the triangular series to be held in September under League-2, which is the one-day World Cup cricket qualifier under the first formal agreement between CAN and the Indian Cricket Board (BCCI). CAN has expressed its gratitude to the Indian Cricket Board Secretary Jai Shah and the concerned authorities for spearheading this initiative. CAN believes that with this partnership, there will be cricket tours in the future and...

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‘Smart’ relationship between Nepal-India in the ‘smart’ era

– Kusum Bhattarai Kathmandu- Not only are geopolitical and geostrategic relations of the world important, but the neighboring countries of Nepal and India, for centuries, which have been tied together by religious, cultural, linguistic, social, and political connections, have their own important amid the unrest that has arisen in South Asia for some time. Nepal has always had a unique relationship with India, unlike Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and the Maldives. Balancing the two superpowers of the North and the South is being done diplomatically. The world market experiences ups and downs due to open borders, unrestricted movement, daily...

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