Author: Himalaya Post

Kathmandu- Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’ extended best wishes to Nepali National Cricket Team who are currently in Pakistan to play in the 16th edition of Asia Cup Cricket. The inaugural match of the Asia Cup Cricket is taking place between Nepal and Pakistan at Multan Cricket Stadium of Pakistan at 3:15pm today. Talking to the Nepali cricket team virtually today morning, the Prime Minister wished for their success. Stating that he had always paid an attention towards the development of sports and welfare of sportsperson, the PM expressed his confidence that Nepal would come out with good...

Kathmandu – Deputy Prime Minister and Defense Minister Purna Bahadur Khadka had a courtesy meeting with the members of the tour group led by Air Vice Marshal Manish Kumar Gupta, senior director of India’s National Defense College (NDC). In a meeting at the Ministry of Defense today, Deputy Prime Minister Khadka stated that the UN Charter, Non-Alignment, Panchsheel, International Law and the values of world peace are the foundations of Nepal’s foreign policy operations and mentioned that sovereign equality, territorial integrity, mutual interest and mutual benefit guide Nepal’s foreign relations. He said that Nepal has made a special contribution...

Kathmandu – Chief of Army Staff  Prabhuram Sharma met with Air Vice Marshal Manish Kumar Gupta, Senior Director of National Defense College of India. A meeting was held between the two in the office of the Commander-in-Chief of the military headquarters at Jangi Adda. It is understood that bilateral interests and matters of mutual interest were discussed in the said meeting. A 27-member visiting team including the faculty of the Indian National Defense College and students from various countries (Germany, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Saudi Arabia, UK, Oman and India) participating in the 63rd National Defense Course being conducted at...

Rampur- Nepali Congress General Secretary and House of Representatives member Bishwo Prakash Sharma has said government would bring to book anyone involved in the gold smuggling. Speaking at a press meet organized by Nepal Press Union Palpa chapter here Monday, General Secretary Sharma viewed Nepali Congress would not be an obstruction at all in bringing to book anyone involved in the gold smuggling. People involved in the scam irrespective of the post, and position would be investigated thoroughly by the Central Investigation Bureau of Nepal Police, he said, adding that further investigation would be carried out by forming a...