Author: Himalaya Post

Kathamdnu- Ncell Axiata Limited has collaborated with the government to facilitate the operation of Hello Sarkar’s toll-free number 1111 24/7. Along with this, Ncell customers can now also call the number for free to lodge their complaints. Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’ on Sunday inaugurated the expanded operation of the Hello Sarkar (Hello Government) services. In the same programme, it was announced formally that the service now has been made accessible from the Ncell network too. Inaugurating the services, Prime Minister Dahal said that it is a matter of happiness that Hello Sarkar will be operating 24/7 in...

Lalitpur- The new Shree Napichandra Mahavihar building in Lalitpur has been inaugurated with the support of the Government of India. Indian Ambassador to Nepal Naveen Srivastava and Lalitpur Municipal Mayor Chiribabu Maharjan jointly inaugurated the newly constructed building of Mahavihar under the grant provided by the Government of India for the reconstruction of cultural heritage areas of Nepal. Buddhiraj Bajracharya, President of Lalitpur Development Society, representatives of the local community, representatives of the project management consultant as well as the officials of Nepal Government and Indian Embassy were also present in the ceremony. This project was built under the...

Kathmandu- The axis of the monsoon trough now lies close to the Himalayan foothills. Rainfall is taking place in most of the areas of the country also with the partial influence of the low pressure line developed in the north-east part of the Bay of Bengal, the Weather Forecasting Division shared. General changes are occurring in Gandaki and Lumbini provinces now while partial to general changes are taking place at a few areas of remaining provinces. Now light to moderate rain with thunder and lightning is occurring at a few places of Koshi Madesh, Bagmati, Karnali and Sudurpaschim provinces....

Kathmandu- Two among 14 people injured in a road accident that took place at Pepsicola of Kathmandu this morning have died. Fourteen people were injured in the accident occurred at 7.30 this morning when a bus (Ba.3Kha. 4848) en route to Pepsicola from Jadibuti collided a jeep (Ba. 6 Cha.5342) coming from the opposite direction, said Spokesperson of District Police Range, Kathmandu, Superintendent of Police Kumod Dhungel. A scooter (Bagmati Province No. 02-037Pa 5311) and a motorcycle (Bagmati Province No. 02-041 pa 4838) also collided following the collision between the two vehicles. The deceased have been identified as motorcyclist...