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New Zealand Invests NZ$21.7 Million to Expand Classroom-Based Teacher Training

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WELLINGTON – The New Zealand Government has announced a NZ$21.7 million investment over the next five years to expand classroom-based teacher training in an effort

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The Final Ascent of a Mountain Legend: Nimsdai’s Life Ends on Broad Peak

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By Ramhari Pandey – For those who dedicate their lives to the mountains, every summit is more than a destination—it is a test of courage,

New Zealand

New Zealand

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Events

• Sep 15

  अक्सल्याण्ड नेपाली सांस्कृतिक उत्सव २०२६

  Henderson Town Hall, Auckland, NZ

  अक्सल्याण्ड नेपाली सांस्कृतिक उत्सव २०२६

  Sep 15, 2026 - Henderson Town Hall, Auckland, NZ

• Oct 02

  प्रवासी नेपाली उद्यमी सम्मेलन (Nepalese Business Summit)

  Auckland Exhibition Centre

  प्रवासी नेपाली उद्यमी सम्मेलन (Nepalese Business Summit)

  Oct 02, 2026 - Auckland Exhibition Centre

• Oct 20

  दशैँ र तिहार विशेष सांस्कृतिक कार्यक्रम

  Mt Eden Community Centre

  दशैँ र तिहार विशेष सांस्कृतिक कार्यक्रम

  Oct 20, 2026 - Mt Eden Community Centre

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Nepal

Nepal

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Beyond Curfews and Crackdowns: Four Days That Tested Nepal’s Commitment to Peace in Madhesh

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Shrawan 15 Celebrated Across Nepal with Kheer: A Tradition Blending Culture, Health and Faith

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Kathmandu Still Waiting as Melamchi Alternative Water Projects Remain Stalled

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Diaspora Community & Community Events

Diaspora Community & Community Events

New Zealand Invests NZ$21.7 Million to Expand Classroom-Based Teacher Training

WELLINGTON – The New Zealand Government has announced a NZ$21.7 million investment over the next five years to expand classroom-based teacher training in an effort

The Final Ascent of a Mountain Legend: Nimsdai’s Life Ends on Broad Peak

By Ramhari Pandey – For those who dedicate their lives to the mountains, every summit is more than a destination—it is a test of courage,

Beyond Curfews and Crackdowns: Four Days That Tested Nepal’s Commitment to Peace in Madhesh

Himalpari – What began as a violent clash in Dewanganj, Sunsari, quickly evolved into far more than a local law-and-order issue. It became a serious

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Politics

Politics

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Trump Claims Hamas Agrees to Disarm, but Hamas Sets Conditions as Gaza Deal Remains Uncertain

Kathmandu: U.S. President Donald Trump has claimed that the Palestinian armed group Hamas has agreed to disarm and relinquish control of Gaza. However, Hamas insists

Yoga for Life: Unlocking the Secrets of Physical, Mental, and Spiritual Wellbeing

China, Bangladesh Elevate Ties to ‘Shared Future’ Partnership

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Immigration

Immigration

Luxon condemns Winston Peters’ comments as racist but keeps confidence in Foreign Minister

Auckland. New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has described comments made by Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Winston Peters about Green Party MP Lawrence

The Price of the European Dream: Hundreds of Migrants Risked Their Lives in Ceuta Waters, At Least 18 Dead

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New Zealand Introduces Refugee Travel Documents to Strengthen Settlement and International Travel

Auckland: New Zealand has introduced a new initiative to make international travel easier for refugees resettling in the country. From July 2026, eligible refugees arriving

Shane Jones Defends Immigration Stance at NZ First Convention

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Travel

Travel

Dhanushadham Botanical Garden: Where Faith Meets Nature in Nepal’s Emerging Green Tourism Destination

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New Zealand Invests NZ$21.7 Million to Expand Classroom-Based Teacher Training

WELLINGTON – The New Zealand Government has announced a NZ$21.7 million investment over the next five years to expand classroom-based teacher training in an effort

The Final Ascent of a Mountain Legend: Nimsdai’s Life Ends on Broad Peak

By Ramhari Pandey – For those who dedicate their lives to the mountains, every summit is more than a destination—it is a test of courage,

Beyond Curfews and Crackdowns: Four Days That Tested Nepal’s Commitment to Peace in Madhesh

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Arts & Lifestyle

Arts & Lifestyle

Medical Education Commission Approves New Scholarship Grant Procedure

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Two Stolen Historic Nepali Artefacts Return Home from the United States

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Guardians of the World’s Highest Peak: Meet Nepal’s First Mountain Rangers Fighting to Save Mount Everest

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Videos

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Opinion

Opinion

Planting Hope in the Mud: Nepal’s Rice Fields Come Alive Again

As the first rains of the monsoon fall across Nepal, the country’s rice fields begin to transform. What were dusty, cracked plots of land just

New Zealand Invests NZ$21.7 Million to Expand Classroom-Based Teacher Training

WELLINGTON – The New Zealand Government has announced a NZ$21.7 million investment over the next five years to expand classroom-based teacher training in an effort

The Final Ascent of a Mountain Legend: Nimsdai’s Life Ends on Broad Peak

By Ramhari Pandey – For those who dedicate their lives to the mountains, every summit is more than a destination—it is a test of courage,

Beyond Curfews and Crackdowns: Four Days That Tested Nepal’s Commitment to Peace in Madhesh

Himalpari – What began as a violent clash in Dewanganj, Sunsari, quickly evolved into far more than a local law-and-order issue. It became a serious

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Entertainment

Entertainment

England Defeat France 6–4 to Secure Third Place at FIFA World Cup 2026

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Nepali Fighters Set for Elite Contender Series II in India

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Looking Back

Looking Back

Orange and Coffee Farming Expands in Morang with Government Support

Morang: Farmers in Letang Municipality-1 have received orange and coffee saplings along with irrigation equipment under a government-backed programme aimed at expanding commercial fruit farming

New Zealand Invests NZ$21.7 Million to Expand Classroom-Based Teacher Training

WELLINGTON – The New Zealand Government has announced a NZ$21.7 million investment over the next five years to expand classroom-based teacher training in an effort

The Final Ascent of a Mountain Legend: Nimsdai’s Life Ends on Broad Peak

By Ramhari Pandey – For those who dedicate their lives to the mountains, every summit is more than a destination—it is a test of courage,

Beyond Curfews and Crackdowns: Four Days That Tested Nepal’s Commitment to Peace in Madhesh

Himalpari – What began as a violent clash in Dewanganj, Sunsari, quickly evolved into far more than a local law-and-order issue. It became a serious

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Health & Education

Health & Education

Medical Education Commission Approves New Scholarship Grant Procedure

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Migration

Migration

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