Tribhuwan university

 Tribhuvan University, Office of the Registrar Information and Public Relations Division has published a notice regarding the closure of offices and campuses under the University over the fear of COVID-19 pandemic. As per the notice, the offices and campuses of the Univesity will remain closed from Bhadra 1 to Bhadra 15. 

The university has also instructed all the office bearers, teachers, and employees to work from home. 

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