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OnlineKhabar is an independent private online news portal of Nepal, founded in 2006 by Dharma Raj Bhusal, who serves as its chairman. The outlet operates on a bootstrapped model, relying on internal resources and digital advertising, and has not publicly disclosed external funding or institutional backers. [2, 3, 4, 22, 25]
OnlineKhabar English is an established independent online news portal in Nepal, launched in 2016. The outlet advocates for free journalism and its editor-in-chief has stated a commitment to balanced reporting and questioning government actions. [2, 31] While one study indicated a very low rate of false news published by OnlineKhabar, some user discussions suggest perceived biases in its coverage, particularly regarding political figures. The broader media environment in Nepal is classified as 'partly-free,' with ongoing concerns about government attempts to restrict media freedom through legislation and reported incidents of harassment against journalists.
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Mental wellbeing gathering to be held in Sydney
- Project Beyond and NRNA NSW will organize a mental wellbeing event called Sat-Chit-Ananda in Sydney on August 14. - The free event will feature music, meditation, and spiritual connection, aiming to…
What the 72-hour emergency contraceptive pill does to a woman’s body
- Repeated use of the 72-hour emergency contraceptive pill can lead to significant health complications, including irregular menstrual cycles and hormonal imbalances. - The emergency pill, containing …
Healthcare should no longer be confined to hospitals
- Traditional hospital-centric healthcare models are being challenged by the need for care to reach patients wherever they are. - Distance remains a significant barrier to healthcare access in Nepal, …
Tourist arrivals surge by 13,000 in Nepal's Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve
- Dhorpatan, Nepal's sole hunting reserve, saw a significant increase in tourist arrivals in the last fiscal year. - Over 37,000 tourists visited the reserve, with domestic visitors forming the vast m…
Himalaya Roadies returns with Season 8, ‘Attitude vs Altitude’
- Himalaya Roadies, Nepal's longest-running youth reality show, is returning for its eighth season with the theme 'Attitude vs Altitude.' - The new season will feature adventure, competition, and chal…
Rain causes road blockages, affects traffic on various highways
- Heavy rainfall has caused significant road blockages across Nepal, impacting traffic on major highways. - Landslides and erosion have rendered several key roads impassable, prompting vehicle bans in…
International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples observed today
- August 9 marks the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples. - Indigenous Peoples, representing less than 6% of the global population, are disproportionately among the world's poorest and…
Electrical Transformer Thefts Surge in Nepal's Madhesh Province, Impacting Farmers
- Cases of electrical transformer theft are on the rise in Nepal's Madhesh Province, with 99 transformers stolen in the last five years. - The thefts are driven by the high market price of copper wire…
20 founders from across Nepal to showcase ventures at U.S. Embassy Capstone Accelerator finale
- Twenty emerging entrepreneurs from across Nepal will present their ventures at the U.S. Embassy's Capstone Accelerator finale in Kathmandu. - The program equipped founders with business skills in ma…
Arya Nishaant wants the world to see Nepal’s sociable spirit
- Arya Nishaant from Madhesh Province has been crowned Miss Nepal International 2026. - She will represent Nepal at the Miss International pageant in Japan on November 25. - Nishaant aims to showcase …
Nagendra Sah appointed as NOC Executive Director
- Nagendra Sah has been appointed as the Executive Director of Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC). - The appointment was made by the Council of Ministers on Wednesday. - Sah, a chartered accountant, was prev…
Kathmandu Organizes Tangled Overhead Utility Cables
- Service providers in Kathmandu are actively organizing tangled overhead utility cables across the valley. - The government instructed agencies to manage internet, telephone, and television cables, c…
Health assistance desk opens at Manakamana Temple for devotees
- A Health Assistance Desk has been established at the Manakamana Temple in Gorkha, Nepal. - The desk, a joint initiative by the Manakamana Area Development Committee and Shahid Lakhan Rural Municipal…
Nepali coach Sudarshan Simkhada proves stature is no barrier to excellence
- Nepali karate coach Sudarshan Simkhada exemplifies that success in sports is not limited by physical height. - Standing at 152.4 cm (5 feet), Simkhada has achieved international recognition in Kyoku…
Nepal Liquors CEO Named Asia’s CEO of the Year
- Avanish Bir Singh Tuladhar, CEO of Nepal Liquors Pvt. Ltd., received the 'CEO of the Year' award at the Asia Business Leaders Awards in Singapore. - The award recognizes Tuladhar's leadership in ble…
Nepal's social harmony threatened by diversity and misinformation
- Nepal's diversity of ethnicities, languages, cultures, and religions is its greatest national strength, fostering harmony and unity. - A recent communal clash in Dewanganj, Sunsari, highlights the f…
Nepal's first animated feature 'Lost In Mandala' to reach global audiences via Apple Entertainment
- Nepal's first animated feature film, 'Lost In Mandala,' will reach global audiences via Apple Entertainment. - The fantasy adventure film is inspired by Himalayan traditions and follows a young girl…
103 pregnant and postpartum women receive medevac services in a year
- 103 pregnant and postpartum women received air ambulance services in Nepal last fiscal year under the President’s Women Upliftment Programme. - The Ministry of Women, Children, Gender, Sexual Minori…
Creating value from waste: Why waste management starts with us
- Effective waste management is crucial for addressing environmental challenges. - Daily waste generation, multiplied by millions, creates significant environmental problems. - Individuals play a key …
Market inspection launched in Gulmi amid LPG shortage
- Authorities in Gulmi, Nepal, have launched intensified market inspections in Tamghas following reports of a liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) shortage. - The inspections aim to assess LPG supply status,…
Nepal welcomes 71,775 foreign tourists in July as Chinese arrivals surge
- Nepal welcomed 71,775 foreign tourists in July, a slight increase from the previous year. - Indian tourists remained the largest group, but Chinese arrivals saw a significant surge. - The tourism fi…
Nepal's draft Animal Welfare Bill criticized for weak protections
- Animal rights advocates criticize Nepal's draft Animal Welfare Bill for prioritizing livestock production over animal protection. - They argue the bill focuses on administrative management and trade…
Madhesh gradually returns to normal
- Daily life and public movement are returning to normal in Nepal's Madhesh province after recent unrest. - Tensions had been high since Ganesh Yadav died in security firing during a protest over an i…
Mongolia's ex-PM discusses chess in education with Nepal minister
- Mongolia's former prime minister met with Nepal's Minister of Education and Sports to discuss bilateral cooperation. - The discussions focused on strengthening ties, shared interests, and promoting …
Nepal braces for heavy monsoon rains, flash flood risks rise
- Nepal's Department of Hydrology and Meteorology forecasts heavy to very heavy rainfall across the country for the next three days. - Citizens in vulnerable areas are urged to take precautions agains…
Tea exports to India decline through Kakarvitta point
- Exports of Nepali tea to India through the Kakarvitta border point have decreased in the last fiscal year. - Both the volume and value of tea exports declined, resulting in a loss of earnings for Ne…
Devotees throng Pashupatinath, Shiva temples on third Monday of Shrawan
- Thousands of devotees gathered at Pashupatinath Temple and other Shiva temples across Nepal on the third Monday of the holy month of Shrawan. - The Pashupati Area Development Trust opened all four t…
Drone strike in Kuwait ends Nepali driver's dream, 92-year-old father bids farewell
- A 44-year-old Nepali driver in Kuwait died in an Iranian drone strike on July 30. - The victim, Som Kumar Tamang, had gone to Kuwait in 2022 to improve his family's financial situation. - His body w…
Nepal's healthcare system can improve by staying connected with patients
- Nepal's healthcare system needs a patient-centered approach, moving beyond appointment-based care. - Digital health offers an opportunity to maintain continuous patient connection and feedback throu…
In Praise of Nepal’s Social Harmony
- Nepal's strength lies in its diversity and the harmonious coexistence of various ethnicities, languages, cultures, and religions. - The Constitution recognizes Nepal as a multi-ethnic, multilingual,…
Consumers face LPG shortage weeks after full cylinder distribution resumes
- Consumers in Nepal's Kathmandu Valley and other districts are experiencing a shortage of LPG cooking gas cylinders. - This comes just weeks after the government resumed full cylinder distribution, l…
Deepmala Dhakal crowned Miss Nepal 2026
- Deepmala Dhakal was crowned Miss Nepal 2026 at a grand finale event in Lalitpur. - Arya Nishaant was named Miss Nepal International, and Kashis Subba was crowned Miss Nepal Cosmo. - Dhakal, an inves…
Aman Karna’s ‘One Continuous Dream’ show concludes in Lalitpur
- Musician Aman Karna concluded his 95-minute show "One Continuous Dream" in Lalitpur, Nepal, featuring 21 songs and a live electronic audiovisual session. - The independently produced show, described…
Bodies of Nirmal Purja and other climbers to be brought to Camp 1 today after Broad Peak avalanche
- Recovery teams are working to retrieve the bodies of Nirmal Purja and nine other climbers who died in an avalanche on Pakistan's Broad Peak. - The operation aims to bring the bodies to Camp 1 today …
18 Suicides a Day: Nepal’s Overlooked Public Health Crisis
- Nepal faces a significant public health crisis with approximately 18 suicides per day, totaling 6,866 deaths in the last fiscal year. - Suicide is the leading cause of death for women of reproductiv…
Kathmandu Metro: Shaping the Future of Nepal’s capital city
- Kathmandu faces severe traffic congestion due to a growing population and inadequate road infrastructure. - A proposed metro system, estimated to cost US$1.5 billion for a 19.65km route, aims to all…
Mountaineer Pur Bahadur Gurung Dies on Broad Peak After Avalanche
- Renowned Nepali mountaineer Pur Bahadur Gurung, known as Yukta, died during an attempt to climb Pakistan's Broad Peak. - He was among four bodies recovered after an avalanche struck the climbers. - …
Grieving father of teen killed in Siraha protest demands justice
- A 15-year-old boy, Ganesh Yadav, was killed by police gunfire during protests in Siraha, Nepal, on Thursday. - His father, Rambriksh Yadav, a driver and the family's sole breadwinner, demands justic…
Four bodies recovered after avalanche strikes Nirmal Purja’s expedition team on Broad Peak
- Four bodies were recovered from an avalanche site on Pakistan's Broad Peak after a 10-member international climbing expedition was hit. - The expedition was led by renowned mountaineer Nirmal Purja,…
Banana farmers not benefited despite price hike in local market
- Banana farmers in Kailali and Kanchanpur districts are not benefiting from recent price hikes in the retail market. - They are selling bananas for Rs 60-65 per dozen while consumers face higher pric…
Passport seekers crowd Kathmandu’s Passport Department (Photos)
- A large crowd of people, primarily young men and women, gathered at the Department of Passports in Kathmandu, Nepal, to apply for passports. - The surge in applicants is largely attributed to a risi…
Nepal Army conducts aerial patrol amid rising tensions in Sunsari
- The Nepal Army conducted an aerial patrol in Sunsari district due to rising tensions in Kaptanganj. - The patrol aimed to assess the security situation and monitor ground conditions following a disp…
Rising arrivals demand a national tourism dashboard
- Nepal welcomed over 1.15 million international visitors in 2025, nearing pre-pandemic levels. - Visitor numbers in June 2026 saw a significant year-on-year increase, exceeding 2019 figures. - The co…
Koshi Province Scout members slam dissolution of Nepal Scout Councils as unlawful
- Elected members of Nepal Scout's National Council from Koshi Province have declared the government's dissolution of scout councils illegal. - They argue the councils were democratically elected and …
Cooperative victims protest in Kathmandu, demand justice and funds
- Victims of cooperative financial schemes protested in Kathmandu, demanding justice. - Protesters carried placards with slogans criticizing government inaction and demanding their money back. - The d…
Nepal weighs its role as SCO prepares for Bishkek summit amid leadership transition
- Nepal is approaching the upcoming Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit in Bishkek with a new government, introducing uncertainty about its engagement level. - Kyrgyzstan, holding the SCO's…
UML, NCP strike deal on 5-province power sharing
- CPN-UML and the Nepal Communist Party have agreed to share power in five provinces. - CPN-UML will lead three provinces, while the NCP will lead two under the power-sharing deal. - The agreement was…
Nepal Fires Cause Millions in Damage
- Fires in Nepal's Parsa, Kathmandu, and Dang districts caused millions of rupees in damage. - Incidents included a clothing shop fire in Parsa, a stitching center fire in Kathmandu, and a house fire …
French company IN Groupe wins National ID contract without competition
- The government will procure an Automated Biometric Identification System (ABIS) from France's IN Groupe without competitive bidding. - The system, costing approximately 10 million units at 0.0995 eu…
Roads on BP, Kantipath, Araniko and Mechi Highways affected by floods and landslides
- Vehicle movement on several major highways in Nepal has been disrupted by floods and landslides as of July 26. - Key affected routes include the Mechi Highway, BP Highway, Kantilokpath, and Araniko …
Rethinking grazing in community forests in Nepal
- Nepal's community forests are rethinking traditional grazing practices that were restricted to protect young trees. - Historical afforestation drives in the 1960s and 70s led to bans on grazing to e…
Flood inundates Bajura settlement; 13 families rescued
- Floodwaters from the Selagad River and Bauli Khola inundated a settlement in Bajura, Nepal, forcing the evacuation of 13 families. - Rescued families were moved to safer locations and temporarily sh…
Bodhichitta harvest season brings spike in theft and disputes in Kavre
- The Bodhichitta harvest season in Kavrepalanchok district, Nepal, has led to an increase in thefts and disputes. - Bodhichitta, also known as Buddha seed, is a valuable cash crop, driving the rise i…
17-year-old girl's ovum extracted in Lalitpur after 50,000 rupee lure
- A 17-year-old girl in Lalitpur had her ovum extracted after being lured with 50,000 rupees. - The incident echoes a previous ovum trafficking case that was not prosecuted, allegedly due to state pro…
Rabi Lamichhane to Visit Beijing for High-Level Meetings
- Rabi Lamichhane, chair of Nepal's Rastriya Swatantra Party, will visit Beijing in early August. - The four-member delegation will meet with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and senior Communist Part…
Rise in egg price
- The price of eggs in Chitwan, Nepal, has increased by Rs 50 per crate for all sizes due to reduced production and higher demand. - Daily egg production has fallen from 4.5 million to about 2.8 milli…
The price of dissent: From JNU to Kirtipur
- The article discusses how modern authoritarianism can emerge within democratic systems by redefining rights and creating internal enemies. - It uses the cases of Indian activist Umar Khalid and Nepa…
Money laundering probe widens to include inspector Gurung’s boyfriend in APF School fraud case
- Police are investigating an inspector and her boyfriend for money laundering in connection with a large-scale embezzlement from the Armed Police Force School. - Investigators have seized two vehicle…
Over 1,100 residents receive home Passport Delivery Service in Gulmi
- Over 1,100 residents in Gulmi, Nepal, have received passports through a new home delivery service. - The service, now active in all 12 local government units, aims to bring public services closer to…
Congress establishes Rs 1 million humanitarian welfare fund, first assistance to go to landless families
- The Nepali Congress party has established a Humanitarian Welfare Fund with Rs 1 million, funded by membership fees. - The fund's first assistance will be directed towards landless families. - Party …
Nepal government drops 3% tax on education and health amid pressure
- Nepal's Prime Minister Balendra Shah announced the government will not implement a 3 percent tax on health and education. - The decision follows pressure regarding the equity tax imposed on private …
NepalHRM launches HR and payroll software built for Nepali businesses
- NepalHRM has launched a new HR and payroll software specifically designed for Nepali businesses. - The platform offers features for managing employee records, attendance, leave, recruitment, and Nep…
Lugum: A village where the rhythm of the drum and sacred chants still lives (Photos)
- The Himalayan village of Lugum in Rukum East, Nepal, preserves its ancient shamanic traditions. - Shamans, adorned in traditional attire, perform rituals and dances during the annual Shaman Festival…
Beyond mountains and lakes, Pokhara builds a future in education
- Pokhara, Nepal, traditionally known for its natural beauty, is developing a new identity as an educational hub. - The city aims to become a center for education, research, and intellectual developme…
Nepal rainfall to ease from Wednesday, authorities warn of risks
- Nepal's Department of Hydrology and Meteorology forecasts a gradual decrease in rainfall starting Wednesday. - The country is currently experiencing widespread rain due to monsoon winds and the mons…
Two killed in 62 disaster incidents in last 24 hours
- Nepal reported 62 disaster incidents in the past 24 hours, resulting in two deaths and 15 injuries. - Floods, landslides, drowning, and snake bites were among the natural disasters occurring across …
Women reportedly missing inside Shuklaphanta National Park contact families
- Fourteen women who went missing while collecting mushrooms in Nepal's Shuklaphanta National Park have been found safe. - The women, from Bagphanta, had been out of contact since Sunday evening. - A …
Devotees throng Pashupatinath on first Monday of Shrawan
- Thousands of devotees thronged the Pashupatinath Temple and other Shiva temples across Nepal on the first Monday of the Shrawan month. - All four gates of the Pashupatinath Temple were opened from 3…
World Cup final halftime show aims to unite world through music
- The World Cup final halftime show will feature global music stars like Madonna, Shakira, BTS, and Justin Bieber. - FIFA President Gianni Infantino highlighted the event's potential to unite the worl…
Several highways affected by rain; some highways closed for traffic at night
- Continuous rain has caused floods and landslides, affecting several highways across Nepal. - Some road sections are completely blocked, while others have restricted traffic at night due to flood ris…
Mandala Theatre welcomes third batch of Mandala Drama School
- Mandala Theatre Nepal welcomed the third batch of students to its Drama School (MDS) for the 2026-2027 academic year. - The 18-month intensive residential training program is part of Project RANGA, …
Chitwan National Park Sees More Tourists but Less Revenue
- Chitwan National Park saw a 41,594 increase in visitors in FY 2025/26, reaching 272,923. - Despite the rise in visitor numbers, the park's revenue decreased to Rs 31,01,64,551 in FY 2025/26 from Rs …
Sixteen Years On, Spain's World Cup Triumph Remains a Cherished Memory for Nepali Community
- Sixteen years after Spain's World Cup victory, Nepalis living in Spain still recall the shared joy of that moment. - Andrés Iniesta's extra-time goal secured Spain's first World Cup title in Johanne…
Poor drainage system blamed for Kathmandu's flooding
- Several areas in Kathmandu, Nepal, including Anamnagar and New Baneshwor, experience severe waterlogging even with light rainfall. - The recurring problem, which affects road traffic and causes long…
Nepal: 3,296 disaster incidents claim 160 lives in three months
- Nepal recorded 3,296 natural disaster incidents in the last three months of its fiscal year, resulting in 160 deaths and two missing persons. - Fire incidents were the most frequent, followed by sna…
Central Zoo Reopens After Bird Flu Scare
- Nepal's Central Zoo in Jawalakhel, Lalitpur, has reopened to the public after being closed since June 19 due to a bird flu outbreak. - The closure followed the confirmation of bird flu in various bi…
A Sweet Apple reminds us that every perspective matters
- The play "A Sweet Apple" at the Mandala Theatre explores how diverse perspectives arise from everyday observations. - It highlights the conflict between children's intuitive understanding and rigid …
Aggressive Elephant 'Dhrube,' Blamed for 25 Deaths, Fitted with Radio Collar in Nepal
- Chitwan National Park in Nepal has fitted a radio collar on a notoriously aggressive elephant named Dhrube. - Dhrube is believed to be responsible for the deaths of 25 people in the park and surroun…
Nepal Distributes Over 48,000 Murrah Buffalo Semen Doses to Boost Dairy Production
- Nepal's Department of Livestock Services distributed over 48,000 doses of Murrah buffalo semen to farmers. - The initiative aims to improve buffalo breeds and boost milk production, leveraging semen…
Blowing the whistle to control corruption
- Whistle-blowing, the act of reporting unethical activities by insiders, is often misunderstood in Nepal and equated with media stunts. - The government has established mechanisms like the Right to I…
Nepal faces LPG supply challenges due to limited storage capacity
- Nepal faces challenges in ensuring a stable supply of cooking gas due to insufficient storage capacity. - The Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC) lacks dedicated LPG storage, and private industries have lim…
Congress Ministers Resign from Karnali Provincial Government
- Ministers from the Nepali Congress party have resigned from their positions in the Karnali Provincial Government. - The resignations were submitted collectively by the four Congress ministers servin…
Fake refugee verdict explained how “unified offence” sentencing works
- Kathmandu's District Court sentenced nine individuals to four years in prison each for their involvement in a fake refugee case. - The guilty parties were convicted of forgery, fraud, organized crim…
Messi, Kane to Headline Blockbuster World Cup Semifinal
- Football giants Argentina and England will clash in a highly anticipated FIFA World Cup 2026 semifinal. - The match features star players Lionel Messi and Harry Kane, both vying for individual and t…
World Cup semifinals spotlight four star goalkeepers
- Four goalkeepers from Argentina, France, Spain, and England are highlighted for their performances in the FIFA World Cup 2026 semifinals. - Unai Simón (Spain) has conceded only one goal, while Mike …
Rs 240 million designated for Bhanu Sahitya Udyan
- Nepal is developing 'Bhanu Sahitya Udyan' (Bhanu Literary Park) at the birthplace of poet Bhanu Bhakta Acharya. - The government has allocated Rs 240 million for the first phase of infrastructure de…
Indian Artist Lalit Mohan Singh Unveils Solo Exhibition 'Inner Yards: Unmapped Memories' in Nepal
- Indian visual artist Lalit Mohan Singh presents his solo exhibition 'Inner Yards: Unmapped Memories' at Artudio in Nepal. - The exhibition features paintings developed during his residency, explorin…
Landless squatters protest in Kathmandu, demand rehabilitation and release of detainees
- Landless squatters in Kathmandu protested, demanding government-provided settlement and rehabilitation. - The demonstration, organized by the United National Squatters’ Front, highlighted the govern…
President certifies four bills
- Nepal's President Ramchandra Paudel has officially certified four new bills passed by the legislature. - The certified bills include amendments to public procurement, money laundering prevention, an…
Self-Immolation Victim in Critical Condition, Transferred to ICU
- A 25-year-old man is in critical condition after attempting self-immolation at the Department of Passports in Kathmandu. - He sustained severe burns to approximately 60% of his body and is being tra…
Committee urges Nepal's Speaker to act on May 31 House incident
A committee investigating an incident in Nepal's House of Representatives on May 31 recommended the Speaker take action against members who violated decorum. Recommendations include strictly enforcing…
ADB President Kanda pledges $2.4 billion for Nepal's reforms, hails 60-year partnership
- Asian Development Bank President Masato Kanda visited Nepal to strengthen the 60-year partnership. - Kanda pledged $2.4 billion in financing through 2029, aligned with Nepal's reform agenda. - The v…
The goddess paradox, a herito-feminist lens in Nepal
- A ritual in Nepal, Nawa Durga Puja, involves feeding and honoring nine young girls as forms of the goddess Durga. - The ritual highlights the intersection of culture, gender, and environment, partic…
New play ‘No Signal’ by Subash Adhikari released
- A new play titled 'No Signal' by Subash Adhikari was released at Shilpee Theatre in Kathmandu. - A panel discussion followed the book launch, featuring insights from actor Pashupati Rai, theatre pra…
District Court Convicts 15 in Fake Refugee Scandal, Including Two Former Ministers
- The Kathmandu District Court found 15 people, including two former ministers, guilty in a fake refugee scandal involving sending Nepalis to the US. - The court classified the case as a "combined off…
Weather forecast: Flash flood risk in several districts
- Nepal's Department of Hydrology and Meteorology has warned of a moderate risk of flash floods in several districts today. - Residents near small rivers and streams are urged to stay alert due to for…
Ex-DPM, Ex-Home Minister Guilty in Bhutanese Refugee Scam
- A Kathmandu court has found former Deputy Prime Minister Top Bahadur Rayamajhi and ex-Home Minister Bal Krishna Khand guilty in a fake Bhutanese refugee scam. - The court convicted 23 individuals, i…
Twenty-two Thousand Kilograms of Trash Collected from Mustang
- The National Trust for Nature Conservation and the Annapurna Conservation Area Project (ACAP) are prioritizing waste management in Mustang, Nepal. - Over 22,000 kg of non-biodegradable waste has bee…
World Cup 2026: Eight teams reach quarter-finals as fixtures confirmed
- The FIFA World Cup 2026 quarter-finalists have been determined, with Europe dominating the final eight teams. - Major footballing nations like Brazil, the US, Mexico, Canada, and Portugal were elimi…
Nepal to implement new passport system after current stock depletes to avoid financial loss
- Nepal will implement a new passport printing system after depleting its current stock to avoid financial losses. - The transition to the new system, delayed by legal and technical issues, requires m…
