KATHMANDU: The local residents of Stiti Gumba of Jugal Rural Municipality-3 in Sindhupalchok District, vandalized and set on fire the 35 MW Nyasim River hydropower project office. Locals were enraged following the death of a local girl
KATHMANDU: The Construction of the diversion tunnel of the 216 MW Upper Trishuli-1 (UT-1) run-of-the-river hydroelectric project in Rasuwa District has been completed. UT-1 is the largest hydroelectric Project under construction with foreign direct investment
KATHMANDU : Biratnagar Metropolis has started managing cable and wire rampantly-installed in the municipal area. Wire management has been paced as part of a campaign to develop Biratnagar as a clean, beautiful and well-managed city.
KATHMANDU : Construction of various bridges along the North-South Corridor roadways is yet to be started though there is a target to complete the Corridor projects in the next two years. To date, the Kaligandaki
KATHMANDU : The Jorpati-Sundarijal road widening plan has come closer to the final stage after a hiatus. The drive was not gaining momentum for long due to obstructions from different fronts. The Kathmandu Valley Road
KATHMANDU: The Kathmandu metropolis has decided to restore the operation of its biogas plant that has remained dormant for the past five years. According to Rabin Man Shrestha, Chief of Environment Department, Kathmandu Metropolitan City
KATHMANDU: Electricity from the 14.9 MW Maya Khola Hydropower Project located in Sankhuwasabha has been connected to the national grid. A power connection has been established through Baneshwar substation of the 220 KV Koshi Corridor transmission
KATHMANDU: The Embassy of Nepal in Beijing, in collaboration with China Overseas Development Association (CODA), organized an interaction programme on "Investment Opportunities in Energy Sector of Nepal" on Wednesday in the Embassy premises. The main
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KATHMANDU: The length of the road network has reached 64,617 km with 32,388 km at the local level, shows the Nepal government’s data. Shyam Mani Kafle, senior divisional engineer at the Department of Local Infrastructure,
