Author: Himalaya Post

Kathmandu – A total of 19 senior representatives from Nepal, including officials from the government, media, film industry, animation sector, and social media influencers, participated in the ‘WAVES 2025’ summit organized by the Government of India in Mumbai. The summit was held from May 1 to May 4, 2025 (Baisakh 18–21, 2082 BS), bringing together global leaders in media, entertainment, and technology. During the event, the Nepali delegates engaged directly with top global CEOs, media strategists, and digital entrepreneurs, witnessing firsthand India’s advancements in media, entertainment, and digital innovation. Participants from Nepal included high-level government officials, prominent media personalities,...

Kathmandu – On the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR), the Indian Cultural Centre in Nepal organized a grand cultural evening and an alumni gathering. The event was graced by the presence of the former President of Nepal, Dr. Ram Baran Yadav, as the chief guest. The celebration featured vibrant musical and dance performances by current ICCR scholars and alumni, celebrating the enduring friendship between India and Nepal. Former ICCR scholars also shared their personal stories, reflecting on the inspirational role ICCR played in shaping their academic journeys and professional growth. In...

Kathmandu — In a groundbreaking achievement for Nepal’s medical community, Dr. Rashmisha Maharjan has become the first Nepali doctor to graduate from the prestigious European Master in Disaster Medicine (EMDM). She completed the advanced program in Italy and graduated in Tokyo, Japan, as part of the 2023 batch. This accomplishment marks Nepal’s entry into the global list of countries with certified disaster medicine professionals, with Dr. Maharjan now officially recognized among an elite group of global experts. Disaster medicine is a specialized field focused on providing medical care during and after disasters, while also leading efforts in preparedness, response,...

Kathmandu — Following the death of Nepali student Prinsa Shah at KIIT University in Odisha, India, the Indian government has expressed sorrow over the incident and stated that it is in constant coordination with the Odisha state government. In a press release issued on Friday, the Indian Ministry of External Affairs conveyed deep condolences over Shah’s passing. “We are deeply saddened by the tragic demise of the Nepali student at KIIT University in Bhubaneswar,” the statement read. India also extended heartfelt sympathies to the bereaved family. According to the statement, the Indian Ministry of External Affairs has been in...

-Keshav Nepal Kathmandu- What was once the idyllic valley of Pahalgam, a symbol of Kashmir’s famed serenity, was transformed this week into a theater of unimaginable horror. In a brutal terrorist attack, 26 Indian civilians and one Nepali national were slaughtered—targeted not for what they did, but for who they were. Eyewitnesses recount a chilling scene where the attackers forced victims to strip to check for circumcision, singling out non-Muslims for execution in what can only be described as an attempted genocide. This gruesome act follows a series of incendiary statements from Pakistan’s Army Chief, whose recent outbursts against...