The economy of Nepal, one of the poorest countries in the world, began to develop through five-year plans. Five-year plans were introduced to improve the economic condition of the country, connectivity, and create more jobs for the population. The first five-year plans focused on the creation and development of infrastructure, including the transportation system, as …

The construction of the commercial property in the Republic of Belarus continues to provide optimal conditions for a potentially profitable enterprise. In this article, we shall briefly review the main factors making further development of the Belarusian real estate market immensely lucrative and highly demanded. We shall also describe the BNK Estate construction company’s excellent …

The United Nations Development Program /UNDP/ and the Chinese government have launched a project to improve medical waste management in seven Nepalese hospitals for coronavirus patients. UNDP announced this on Friday. According to a press release, the project will provide seven hospitals with high-pressure steam sterilizers. They will set up medical waste disposal areas and …

Chinese vaccines for COVID-19 are contributing to a vaccination campaign in Nepal. This is according to data released by the country’s Ministry of Health and Population. The Ministry said that as of yesterday 3.46 million Nepali citizens had received the first dose of vaccine and 1.45 million had received both doses. The ministry said more …

According to Nepal’s constitution, Sh. B. Deuba must win a vote of confidence in the House of Representatives of Parliament within 30 days of taking office as head of government. The Supreme Court of Nepal ruled Monday that President B. D. Bhandari must appoint Sh. B. Deuba as prime minister within two days and the …

Everest, the highest mountain on the planet, is now also the highest garbage dump, and the problem is getting worse. The number of climbers who want to conquer the peak is only increasing, as well as the garbage left behind them. Reflective tents, climbing gear, empty canisters and even human excrement lie on the way …

Nepal’s President Bidhya Devi Bhandhari announced Saturday night the dissolution of the House of Representatives of the national parliament. The president’s office specified that Bhandhari dissolved the House of Representatives under Article 76(7) of the country’s constitution. The president also noted that neither Prime Minister Khadga Prasad Sharma Oli (representing the Communist Party of Nepal) …