Ruby Rauniyar

KATHMANDU, Aug 9: Last Friday, a violent altercation broke out between two students at a girls' hostel in Buddhanagar, Kathmandu, over the use of slippers in the classroom.

KATHMANDU, July 28: In response to global market demands, Tribhuvan University (TU) has introduced new academic programs. In this context, the university has announced that it will begin offering undergraduate courses in Data Science and Actuarial Science starting from the upcoming academic session.

KATHMANDU, July 27: Ranjita Shrestha from Kavre is preparing to go to Canada to pursue higher education. Awaiting the results of her Grade XII examination, Ranjita has decided to pursue her education in Canada

KATHMANDU, July 11: The Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) has urged students not to enroll before the scholarship results are announced to ensure that the scholarships provided for class 11 this time are not wasted.

KATHMANDU, July 8: The government has started an initiative to reclaim the 1326 bighas of land belonging to Nepal Sanskrit University that has been occupied by representatives of major political parties.

KATHMANDU, June 24: All 277 students studying at Bishwo Niketan Secondary School, Tripureshwor filled the SEE exam form. They collected their admit cards, but two of the students did not show up for the examination. They were out of contact.

KATHMANDU, June 22: The population of daughters has been decreasing in Nepal, leading to a significant gender imbalance in recent years. This trend, if it continues, is likely to cause difficulties in various sectors including marriages in the coming decades.

KATHMANDU, May 20: The responsibility of organizing the chaotic city of Kathmandu has been entrusted to women. The Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) City Management Department is currently headed by female employees.

KATHMANDU, May 15: The Bangladesh government has removed the names of 10 students out of the 22 Nepali students selected and recommended by the Nepal government to study MBBS and BDS courses on a full scholarship in Bangladesh.

KATHMANDU, May 14: The relevance of a Nepali proverb, 'If you want to eat thick lentils, you have to distance yourself from your family and start a nuclear family,' is becoming increasingly apparent in Nepali society.