The new government is urged to ensure a fair advertising market where all types of media ownership can compete and flourish under a non-discriminatory policy.

Kathmandu, April 6 -- Nepali short films are set to be taken to the international market commercially through 'Short Film ...

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Nepali Communist Party leader and former finance minister Barshaman Pun has suggested Prime Minister Balendra Shah move ...

The Portugal government has announced plans to establish a consular office in Kathmandu, aiming to strengthen bilateral ties ...

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U.S. President Donald Trump on Sunday made expletive-filled threats against Iran and its infrastructure if it doesn’t open ...

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Nepal has witnessed many elections in the past, each filled with loud promises and ambitious manifestos. Yet the outcome has ...

Nepal, April 5 -- The government's move to route all public advertisements through state-owned media, aimed at curbing corruption, has sparked widespread criticism for undermining private media, ...

Actor Bharath attributes his career dip not to action films, but to poor release timing and promotion for several projects.