SURKHET: The historical palace of Jajarkot, which has made a local identity as the ‘Seto Durbar,’ has now begun to look like a ruin. The northern and southern sections have collapsed, with stones, mud...

The Himalayan Permaculture Centre (HPC) is a grass roots non-government organisation (NGO) set up by trained and motivated farmers from Surkhet district (Mid-Western Nepal) in 2010 to implement reg...

In de bossen van het Nepalese district Surkhet verblijven de Raute, het laatste rondreizende volk van het land. Omdat hun aantal de afgelopen jaren sterk is afgenomen, dreigt hun cultuur te verdwijnen.

‘भ्रष्टाचार र अपराध नियन्त्रणमा कुनै सम्झौता हुँदैन। अपराध गर्नेहरु सबै कानुनी दायरामा आउनुपर्छ। हाँसेर मात्र सेवा प्रवाह गरेमात्र आधा समस्या समाधान हुन्छ। काम कसरी सम्पन्न गर्न सकिन्छ भन्नेमा मात्रै ...

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Surkhet. Officials to employees of Mid-Western University will deposit money in the account of the Prime Minister's Natural Calamity Relief Fund. The university's Registrar, Dr. Arjun Bahadur Ayadi, s...

At Kopila Valley School in Surkhet, Nepal, learning goes far beyond traditional classroom walls. Through our integrated sustainability program, our entire

The National Sports Council (NSC) has scheduled the 10th National Games to be held in Surkhet from December 2 to 15. The decision was made during the NSC's 125th board meeting, which also approved Nepal's participation in the 19th Asian Games and finalized plans for the first National Para Games starting December 30.

A severe shortage of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) is impacting businesses and consumers across Nepal, forcing small hotels and restaurants to close or seek alternatives like firewood and electric stoves. Long queues are forming at distribution points as supply struggles to meet demand, with normalization expected in about a month. Businesses in Surkhet have been particularly affected, with some resorting to purchasing gas from other districts at higher costs.

The Karnali Province government has decided to abolish six directorates and three training centers, consolidating their functions under the Karnali Province Training Academy. This decision was made during a Council of Ministers meeting held in Surkhet, aiming to restructure provincial administrative bodies.

The body of Tularam Subedi, the driver involved in a June 18 Karnali Highway accident, was recovered nine days later on the bank of the Karnali River in Achham. The accident involved a Force vehicle traveling from Surkhet to Kalikot, which fell approximately 400 meters into the river, submerging the vehicle. While several bodies have been recovered, the condition of co-driver Ramprasad Subedi and one other individual remains unknown, with the vehicle also still missing.