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Indian Hospitality Giant Lemon Tree Hotels to Manage “Queen Tower” in Bandipur

Indian Hospitality Giant Lemon Tree Hotels to Manage “Queen Tower” in Bandipur

India’s renowned hospitality chain, Lemon Tree Hotels, has officially entered into an agreement to manage and operate the Hotel Queen Tower in the scenic hilltop town of Bandipur, Tanahun. The agreement was signed in New Delhi between Carnation Hotels Private Limited (a subsidiary of Lemon Tree Hotels Limited) and Bandipur Cable Car and Tourism Limited….

Govt spends only 8% capital expenditure in five months

Govt spends only 8% capital expenditure in five months

Development expenditure of the government is weak in the first five months of the current fiscal year 2025/26. The government spent only eight per cent capital expenditure till Dec 15. According to the statistics of the Financial Comptroller General Office (FCGO), capital expenditure was Rs 33.87 billion till Dec 15. Total Rs 407 billion 880…

  • Arun River ferry service resumes at Satighat

    Arun River ferry service resumes at Satighat

    The ferry service across the Arun River at Satighat, linking Bhojpur and Sankhuwasabha from the north, has resumed after a six-month closure. The service, which had been halted since Jestha due to monsoon-related flooding, was brought back into operation on...

  • Heavy snowfall hits Mustang

    Heavy snowfall hits Mustang

    Heavy snowfall has been reported in Mustang district since last night, affecting daily life across the Himalayan region. Following continuous snowfall, the revered Muktinath Temple has been completely blanketed in snow. Local authorities have urged travelers to avoid planning trips...

  • Chhath concludes with worship of the rising Sun

    Chhath concludes with worship of the rising Sun

    This year’s Chhath festival concluded today with devotees offering Argha to the rising Sun. The four-day festival, which began last Saturday, reached its climax with the main pooja on the final evening and concluded this morning with the traditional offering...