Tribhuvan University to hold re-exams after answer sheets destroyed in Gen Z protests
Also the CTEVT decides to conduct re-exams for around 15,000 students whose answer sheets were burnt during protests.
Also the CTEVT decides to conduct re-exams for around 15,000 students whose answer sheets were burnt during protests.
Parties represented in the dissolved House of Representatives and government have been invited to the meeting at Sheetal Niwas.
Mourners gathered in front of the parliament complex in New Baneshwar on Thursday to remember those killed in last month’s uprising.
A video recovered by the Israeli military shows Joshi alive in November 2023, giving his family hope, while authorities have yet to confirm his current status.
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Here is a snapshot of what happened at the stock market this week.
Screenings will take place in Kathmandu and Pokhara in November 2025.
The Gorkhalis hold the Southeast side for a 1-1 draw until the first half but a red card for their prolific midfielder cost them dearly.
Party is under pressure for reform in response to Gen Z aspirations.
27 security personnel from Oli’s team and 24 from Dahal’s to be recalled.
Thirty-nine people were killed and 276 families displaced by floods and landslides
Envoys representing the European Union, France, Germany, Finland, and Switzerland paid a courtesy call on the minister at his office in Singha Durbar.
UML chief criticised the government, questioning whether ministers would dare to investigate their own properties before calling for others to be scrutinised.
Nepse gained sharply at opening on investor optimism over relaxed lending rules, but profit-taking trimmed most of the early gains by closing time.
CIAA accuses officials of embezzling over Rs120 million in MRI machine purchase.