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Shrawan Sankranti being celebrated todayNepalmountainnews Report | |16 Jul 2008
Harisayani Ekadashi being observed; KaliGandaki fete beginsNepalmountainnews Report | |14 Jul 2008
Nepalis girls gear up in Hong Kong for Miss Talent HuntNepalmountainnews Report | |8 Jul 2008
Career, Education fair beginsNepalmountainnews Report | |4 Jul 2008
Govt to provide all assistance to the boy heroNepalmountainnews Report | |29 Jun 2008
Symposium on Sagarmatha tourism management kicks offNepalmountainnews Report | |20 Jun 2008
Prachanda, Jimmy Carter nominated for 'Peace Award'Nepalmountainnews Report | |16 Jun 2008
Flag hoisting ceremony in Narayanhiti palace todayNepalmountainnews Report | |15 Jun 2008
Street kids perform to raise fundNepalmountainnews Report | |14 Jun 2008
Indigenous film fete kicks off in KathmanduNepalmountainnews Report | |6 Jun 2008The International Indigenous Film Festival (IIFF) has kicked off in the capital city Thursday demonstrating a broad range of films, documentaries and animated movies from Nepal and beyond... Living Goddess selection underway in BhaktapurNepalmountainnews Report | |6 Jun 2008
Symposium on 'Beautiful waste from Everest'Nepalmountainnews Report | |2 Jun 2008
Images from Everest Base Camp at exhibitionNepalmountainnews Report | |30 May 2008A photography exhibition is organized to mark the first International Sagarmatha Day on May 29, which will be observed every year on the same date. Korean photographer and poet Kim Hyanung Hyo in collaboration with.... Rallies, cultural programs to greet republicNepalmountainnews Report | |26 May 2008
3rd Israeli film fete kicks off from May 27Nepalmountainnews Report | |23 May 2008As part of its annual cultural activities, the Embassy of Israel in Kathmandu is organizing 3rd Israeli Film Festival at the Russian Culture Centre, Kamalpokhari starting from 27-29 May 2008, says a release from Embassy of Israel... King will stay, back to throne in 7 years, say soothsayersNepalmountainnews Report | |19 May 2008Though the Maoists, who waged a 10-year war on the monarch of the world’s only Hindu kingdom, say King Gyanendra will have to yield his crown and exit the royal palace in 10 days’ time, a small but resolute group of people predict monarchy will not die out. A group of astrologers, who are consulted till this day by the rich and poor alike for auspicious dates to start new ventures and means to ward off bad luck, foresee the nation’s more than 250-year-old institution of monarchy will survive the fateful first meeting of the newly elected constituent Polyandry still alive as a tradition !Nepalmountainnews Report | |19 May 2008
Jagannath temple still reveres King GyanendraNepalmountainnews Report | |5 May 2008
Loktantra Diwas being observed todayNepalmountainnews Report | |23 Apr 2008
12 injured as Seto Machhindranath chariot collapsesNepalmountainnews Report | |14 Apr 2008
Historic Bisket jatra begins todayNepalmountainnews Report | |9 Apr 2008The nine-day Bisket jatra, the biggest festival of the Newar community in Bhaktapur that begins with the pulling of a chariot of Lord Bhairavnath on the premises of the five-storey Nyatapola temple is all set to kick.... Int'l media outburst in townNepalmountainnews Report | |9 Apr 2008
Civil rally for violence free pollNepalmountainnews Report | |3 Apr 2008
Nepal Promotion in MoscowNepalmountainnews Report | |24 Mar 2008Nepal Tourism Board in co-ordination with Embassy of Nepal in Moscow organized the participation of Nepalese travel trade in 15th Moscow International Travel & Tourism Exhibition ( MITT) from 19-22 March 2008 in Moscow, Russia.... Govt urged to bring programmes to promote organic farmingNepalmountainnews Report | |18 Mar 2008
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At least 12 persons were injured as the chariot of Seto Machhindranath collapsed in central Kathmandu Sunday evening. According to Metropolitan Police Range Office, Kathmandu, all injured in the Ratnapark incident are currently under.....

















