Author: Himalaya Post

Galkot (Baglung)- Nepali Congress general secretary Bishwa Prakash Sharma has urged the people in the party line to not worry about the election to be held after four years and instead concentrate on development plans. Speaking at a programme organised by the Nepal Press Union (NPU), Baglung chapter today, the leader stressed the need of prioritisig the ‘Vision-95’ over the ‘Mission-84’. It is necessary to prepare development plans likely to be carried out till 2095 BS, not to think about the election taking place in 2084 BS, according to him. Stressing on the need of a substantive development roadmap...

Kathmandu- Minister for Communications and Information Technology, Rekha Sharma, has said despite the pressing need to focus on agenda of development and prosperity, the nation is still entangled in political matters. Speaking at the 58th-anniversary celebrations of ‘The Rising Nepal,’ an English national broadsheet of the Gorkhapatra Corporation, today, the Minister underlined the importance of prioritizing development and prosperity issues over political ones. “We are still gripped by political matters, and it’s time for political parties and related organizations to realize this,” she said, highlighting the need of moving ahead based on the changes brought about by IT development...

Kathmandu- Ncell’s Telemedicine and Health Informatics Programme, in collaboration with Dhulikhel Hospital, stands as a significant milestone in social initiatives that have sparked a revolution in the country’s healthcare sector. With the success of this project, it has been replicated in other hospitals and health centers by the Bagmati Province Government. Launched in 2019 as part of Ncell’s corporate social responsibility (CSR) project, the aim was to provide quality healthcare services to underserved people in rural areas through technology and data-driven healthcare methods. With the implementation of this innovative initiative, over 80,000 people from more than 15,000 households of...

Kathmandu- With the support of the Government of India, the foundation stone of the building of Janata Belka Secondary School in Belka Municipality of Udaipur has been laid. Member of the House of Representatives and former minister Dr. Narayan Khadka and Deputy Chief of Mission of the Indian Embassy here Prashann Srivastava laid the foundation stone of the building on Wednesday. The building is going to be constructed with the financial assistance of Rs. According to the embassy, the Indian government’s grant under ‘Nepal (India Development Cooperation’) will be used for the construction of a three-storied school building with...