GandakNews is running by Gandak Nepal Media (Pvt.) Ltd., listed in the Press Council and registered in the Department of Information and Broadcasting, has been operating since 2017. This online news portal, mainly focusing on the activities of this Gandaki Province, And it is operating from Pokhara.
GandakNews is constantly broadcasting fresh and investigative news, opinions, analysis and interviews. It has proceeded with the slogan of absolute fairness.
SEOUL: North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said his country will speed up steps toward becoming a military superpower with nuclear weapons and would not rule out using them if enemies attacked it, state media KCNA said on Tuesday. Kim made the comments in a speech on Monday at a university, which was printed in...
MANILA, PHILIPPINES (7 October 2024) — The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has approved a $125 million financing package to provide long-term sustainable solutions to increase year-round access to irrigation water in rural communities in Rautahat and Sarlahi districts in Madhesh Province, Nepal. The financing package comprises a $110 million concessional loan and a $15 million...
AP Soccer, October 5 — Paul Pogba has had his four-year ban for doping reduced to 18 months after appealing to the Court of Arbitration for Sport. The ruling means the France World Cup winner will be free to resume his career in March 2025. CAS confirmed earlier reports that the ban was reduced when approached by The...
Kathmandu, Oct. 4: In mid-September, Nepal and Oman reached the North American continent for two tri-series – CWC League 2 and a friendly T2o tri-series – hosted by Canada. After losing the first match of League 2 against Canada on September 16, Nepal ended the cricketing campaign by winning the last game of the T2o tri-series...
Ujjwal Prasai, a writer and educator based in Kathmandu, has written a biography, translated two books, including fiction, and contributed hundreds of articles to Kathmandu-based newspapers and magazines. As an avid reader with eclectic interests, he has navigated several worlds of academic and literary inquiries with the help of the books he has read. Here,...
KATHMANDU: Recent findings from the National Statistics Office reveal that 76 percent of households in Nepal now own smartphones. Out of the 6.6 million families surveyed, a staggering 4.862 million possess smartphones across the nation. Additionally, data from Census 2078 indicates that 49.4 percent of households own televisions, while 15 percent have computers. Furthermore, the...
As the Dashain is in full swing, many are looking forward to the festive feast. And for many goats are an integral part of Dashain, almost synonymous, making the biggest festival of the nation more special. But, during this festive season, you do not have to just enjoy the curry, you can also explore and...
Thousands of animals and birds–mostly buffaloes, goats, chickens, and ducks–are sacrificed during Dashain, arguably the greatest festival of Nepal. Therefore, most known Dashain delicacies are meat-based such as goat pakku, mutton curry, rakti, bhutan, sukuti, and many more. But, one can also celebrate this festival without relishing non-vegetarian dishes. There are a lot of delicious...
Many Nepali people are not conscious of their skin health and related problems. These problems are not even considered health problems by many Nepalis, citing the lack of awareness and other health priorities and needs. Yet, many people wish to have healthy glowing and clear skin; whether they make any efforts to get so is...
In today’s fast-paced world, dietary choices play a crucial role in shaping our health and well-being. Making informed decisions about what we consume is vital for maintaining a balanced lifestyle. And it is not about what you eat but knowing foods to avoid that help you improve your health. From sugars and processed snacks to...
If you have been eating too much sugar lately, it not only increases the risk of diabetes, but it can also cause other health problems. Since sugar is used in many foods including drinks, sweets, and cakes, it is difficult to stay away from it easily. Since naturally occurring foods like fruits, honey, and sugarcane...
It is already summer here in Nepal. During this time of the year, your body demands different types of refreshing drinks to slake your thirst and keep you hydrated enough. To do so, aside from water, most Nepalis opt for other drinks. Whereas modern soft drinks such as carbonated Coke have already made their way...
