Author: Himalaya Post

Kathmandu- The foundation stone for the construction of a school building at Shree Janata Secondary School in Surunga Municipality, Saptari District, has been laid with the financial assistance of the Government of India. This project will involve the construction of a three-story school building along with other associated facilities. The foundation stone laying ceremony was jointly conducted by Nepal’s Honorable Minister for Youth and Sports, Mr. Teju Lal Chaudhary, Mayor of Surunga Municipality, Mrs. Geeta Chaudhary, and Second Secretary of the Indian Embassy in Kathmandu, Ms. Garima Nautiyal. The Government of India is funding the construction of this school...

Kathmandu – CG Motors, the authorized distributor of Riddara in Nepal, proudly announces the official launch of Riddara – Nepal’s First 100% Pure EV Platform Pickup, taking place today at Hattiban Resort, Pharping, Dakshinkali. Marking a historic milestone in Nepal’s journey toward sustainable mobility, Riddara introduces a bold new era in the electric vehicle segment. Engineered for excellence, Riddara sets a new industry benchmark with its best-in-class range of 424 km and a powerful 73kWh battery capacity, combining performance, practicality, and eco-conscious innovation. Designed for Nepal’s dynamic terrain, Riddara comes equipped with 7 segment-first driving modes – Sand, Mud, Off-road,...

Dailekh – The foundation stone for the construction of a multi-purpose building at Shree Nepal National Secondary School in Dullu Municipality, Dailekh, has been laid. The building, which will be constructed with Indian assistance, was inaugurated on Monday by Ghanshyam Bhandari, the Social Development Minister of Karnali Province, Avinash Kumar Singh, the Counselor at the Indian Embassy in Kathmandu, and Bharat Prasad Rizal, the Mayor of Dullu Municipality. The project is part of the Nepal-India Development Cooperation and will be funded by the Government of India with a total cost of NPR 3.9 crores. The construction will be a...

Kathmandu – The Embassy of India in Kathmandu marked the 23rd Golden Jubilee Scholarship Day with the participation of nearly 200 scholarship recipients. Key dignitaries, including Dr. Dev Raj Adhikari, Chairman of the University Grants Commission, and vice chancellors from several Nepali universities, graced the event. Ambassador of India to Nepal,  Naveen Srivastava, awarded the second batch of meritorious scholars with the Ambassador’s Golden Jubilee Scholarship Roll of Honour. In his address, Ambassador Srivastava congratulated the awardees and encouraged them to excel in their fields, emphasizing opportunities in India’s startup ecosystem and collaborative initiatives. Launched in 2002 to commemorate...