Live
- Trump’s Social Security Tax Promise Faces Hurdles: What Retirees Need to Know
- Hyundai Motor India Limited Announces 2024 Edition of ‘Hyundai Always Around’ Campaign
- World Quality Day: Hindustan Zinc Reaffirms Commitment to Superior Product Quality & Innovation
- Samsung TV Plus Announces the Launch of Four New FAST Channels From Viacom18 Exclusively on Samsung Smart TVs
- Arun Pandey 3.0 set to revolutionise lottery industry with Great Goa Games (GGG)
- How Organisations Can Support Mobile Workforces with Diabetes - From Prevention to Management
- Google Rolls Out Real-Time Spam Detection Feature for Pixel Users
- Marriott international and Samhi hotels announce strategic expansion, sign agreement to open three more properties in india
- Telangana Group-4 Results Declared: 8,084 Candidates Selected for 8,180 Posts
- 2024 Is Shaping Up to Be the Smallest Black Friday Ever: GoDaddy Study
Nilambar Acharya appointed Nepal's envoy to India
Nilambar Acharya, Nepals former law minister, has been appointed as the countrys ambassador to IndiaThe position of the Nepalese ambassador to India was vacant for more than a year after Deep Kumar Upadhyay resigned to join politics
KATHMANDU: Nilambar Acharya, Nepal's former law minister, has been appointed as the country's ambassador to India.
The position of the Nepalese ambassador to India was vacant for more than a year after Deep Kumar Upadhyay resigned to join politics.
President Bidya Devi Bhandari on Sunday administered oath of office to Acharya at Rastrapati Bhawan at Sheetal Niwas.
Bhandari congratulated Acharya for being an ambassador to a very close neighbour of Nepal.
Acharya is the first Nepalese ambassador to take oath of office and secrecy from the president under a new provision.
Earlier, ambassadors were administered oath of office by Supreme Court chief justice.
A Moscow University graduate, Acharya was initially left-leaning but later joined the Nepali Congress party.
He was minister for Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs and Labour and Social Welfare in the interim government of 1990.
