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THMANDU: The Private and Boarding Schools’ Organization Nepal (PABSON) has mobilised Rs 208,902,970 to support families affected by the Bhotekoshi floods and help damaged schools recover, the organisation announced at a press conference on Thursday.
The nationwide fundraising campaign began on Bhadra 11, a day after devastating floods struck the Bhotekoshi River in Rasuwa district. Member schools, teachers, staff, students, parents and well-wishers contributed to the effort, which aims to support relief and rehabilitation.
Bhuwan Chakkra Joshi has built his career at the intersection of education and healthcare. He serves as Chairman of Himalaya School and College, Chairman of Amity Global Education and School of Technical Education, and Executive Director of Nagarik Community Teaching Hospital. Despite these varied leadership responsibilities, he identifies himself primarily as an academic.
Kathmandu: Tribhuvan University (TU) has announced plans to intensify efforts to protect, recover, and properly utilize its land across the country, with Vice-Chancellor Prof. Dr. Bhola Thapa acknowledging that the process will require sustained efforts over several years.
Speaking at an alumni meeting on Wednesday, Vice-Chancellor Thapa said the recovery of university-owned land could not be completed within a few months. He described it as a long-term responsibility requiring continuous efforts and a stronger administrative mechanism.
Kathmandu, September 11 — The Higher Institutions and Secondary Schools’ Association Nepal (HISSAN) has contributed Rs 30 million (Rs 3 crore) to the Prime Minister’s Disaster Relief Fund to support search, rescue, relief and rehabilitation efforts for communities affected by the devastating floods in the Bhotekoshi River.
HISSAN handed over the contribution on Friday at Singha Durbar through Finance Minister Swarnim Wagle. The handover ceremony was attended by HISSAN President Yuvraj Sharma, Senior Vice-President Prof. Dr. Swagat Shrestha, Vi...
Kathmandu, September 11 — The Private and Boarding Schools’ Organization Nepal (PABSON) has contributed Rs 120 million to the Prime Minister’s Disaster Relief Fund to support search, rescue, relief and rehabilitation efforts for communities affected by the devastating Bhotekoshi River floods.
The contribution was formally handed over through the Finance Minister at Singha Durbar on Friday. PABSON said the financial assistance was mobilized in response to the extensive loss of lives and property caused by the floods, which have also severely af...
Kathmandu, September 7 — Texas International College, Chabahil, Kathmandu, successfully concluded its Second International Conference at Park Village Resort in Budhanilkantha, bringing together academics, researchers and experts from Nepal and abroad to discuss the growing role of management and information technology in building a sustainable and prosperous future.
The conference, themed “Use of Management and Information Technology for Sustainability, Prosperity and Future Generations in the 21st Century,” provided a multidisciplinary platfo...
KATHMANDU — The government has announced a scholarship programme worth nearly Rs 1 billion to ensure continued education for children affected by the devastating Bhotekoshi floods, which disrupted schooling across several districts and left thousands of students facing an uncertain academic future.
The Ministry of Education and Sports unveiled the “Secure Future Scholarship Scheme” on Monday, saying the initiative aims to provide free education and other essential support to approximately 1,000 flood-affected students, from early childhood edu...
Kathmandu, September 1, 2026 — Experts and stakeholders have called for a comprehensive review of the design and safety standards of hydropower projects in Nepal in response to emerging risks in the Himalayan region.
They have stressed the need for real-time monitoring of glaciers, glacial lakes and high-altitude areas, along with river-basin-level risk assessments and effective early warning systems.
Experts believe the recent flooding in the Bhotekoshi River may not have been caused by a glacial lake outburst flood (GLOF), but rather by a gla...
Kathmandu — The government has appointed registrars to six universities, including Tribhuvan University (TU), along with a new Rector at TU.
Prime Minister and Chancellor of the universities Balendra Shah made the appointments based on recommendations from the respective university vice-chancellors.
Kathmandu, August 23: Private-school operators and education stakeholders have called for the proposed Education Bill to ensure the long-term stability of both public and private schools while protecting educational investment and placing students’ interests at the centre of reform.
Speaking at the Education Bill Dialogue Programme–2083, organised by the Kathmandu District Committee of the Private and Boarding Schools’ Organization Nepal (PABSON), participants said the long-awaited legislation should address existing problems across Nepal’s ed...
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