- Thursday, 23 April 2026
Govt decides against letting President's office use police academy land
Overturning the Cabinet decision of 17 August 2018, today's Cabinet meeting decided that 114.3 ropani of land which previously belonged to National Police Training Academy will be used by the Academy instead of the Office of the President.
Good practice in waste management in Tamghas: Waste sold to 'waste bank'
The Municipal Development and Clean Environment Committee has started selling the non-biodegradable waste from the waste collected in Tamghas, to Palpa Nepalese Waste Bank.
Artists and writers from 11 countries on trek on Mundum trail
Project Director and cultural expert Dr Bhakta Rai said that the first phase of the litterateurs' conference and visit under the global project promoting the Mundum Trail has been completed.
Chinese artistes enthrall audience
Chinese artistes have enthralled Nepali audience with melodious songs and dazzling dances. They performed under the theme of 'voices of spring – travelling across Inner Mongolia with songs' at a function in Kathmandu Tuesday.
Nation
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'Sweep operation' by police in Pokhara, 122 people arrested in a single night
The District Police Office, Kaski, conducted a 'sweep operation' last night at five locations in Pokhara and took 122 individuals engaged in illegal activities into custody.
DHM calls for precaution as temperature soars across country
The Department of Hydrology and Meteorology (DHM), Meteorological Forecasting Division has urged necessary precautions after the rise in temperature across the country.
Various programmes in operation for red panda conservation
The National Trust for Nature Conservation (NTNC) has launched public awareness programmes for the conservation of endangered red pandas, which are found in high-hilly and mountainous regions of Nepal.
Govt decides against letting President's office use police academy land
Overturning the Cabinet decision of 17 August 2018, today's Cabinet meeting decided that 114.3 ropani of land which previously belonged to National Police Training Academy will be used by the Academy instead of the Office of the President.
World
US monks bring peace to Sri Lanka
Saffron-robed Buddhist monks began a week-long peace walk across Sri Lanka on Wednesday, accompanied by a rescued stray dog that has become a celebrity in its own right. Led by Vietnamese
Business
Power plant endangers Modi Khola
Flowing from the foothills of the Annapurna range through Kaski to Parbat, the Modi Khola was once seen as a symbol of life, livelihoods and biodiversity. Known as an “energy river”, it now appears to be struggling to survive.
Govt urged to adopt agroecology
The Alliance of Agriculture for Food has called on the government to revise its recently published national commitment document, advocating a transition to an environmentally friendly agricultural system based on agroecology.
Germany set to slash growth forecast
The German government on Wednesday is expected to cut its growth forecast for this year as the energy shock triggered by the Middle East war hammers Europe's biggest economy. Hopes had been hig
Minister Wagle vows no use of Nepali territory against neighbours
Addressing a programme 'Voice of Spring- Travelling across Inner Mongolia with Songs' organized by Chinese Embassy in Kathmandu on Wednesday, Finance Minister Dr Wagle expressed gratitude to the Chinese government for its assistance to Nepal's socio-economic developments.
Sports
Nepal edge Rwanda for second win
Nepal secured their second victory in the ICC Women’s Challenge Trophy, defeating hosts Rwanda by two wickets in Kigali on Wednesday. After losing their opener to the USA, Nepal
Interview
Neither old parties need to panic nor new ones gloat over, PM Karki cautions
Prime Minister Sushila Karki had taken up the responsibility of the head of the executive when the country was in difficult circumstances and has successfully fulfilled the task of conducting the House of Representatives election within the stipulated time.
Growing heart disease raises health concerns in Nepal, Dr. Bhattarai
In recent years, heart disease has been increasing in Nepal. Among non-communicable diseases, heart disease ranks first. The growing burden of non-communicable diseases worldwide has significantly affected Nepal as well. Many people i
Society
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Thirty people killed in 900 disaster incidents in Chait
Thirty people were killed in various parts of the country due to disasters in Chait month (March 14 to April 13).