- Tuesday, 28 April 2026
Where will children study after demolition of school?
Looking at the chaotic situation after the bulldozer demolished the squatter settlements on the banks of the Manohara River reminds a song ‘Another Day in Paradise’ sung by Phil Collins in 1989. The song tells a story o
Show cause order over eviction of squatter settlements
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The Supreme Court has issued a show cause order against the government authorities over the eviction of human settlements from various river banks and public places in the Kathmandu valley.
Ram Naam Satya grosses over Rs. 33 million
The Film Development Board (FDB) has released the latest box office collection report of Nepali films. The board provided gross earnings data up to midnight on Saturday.
Contractors seek price adjustment, deadline extension
Construction entrepreneurs have demanded price adjustments in line with rising costs in ongoing projects. The Federation of Contractors’ Association of Nepal, Bagmati Province, has c
Nation
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Multidisciplinary International Conference: An initiative to put Karnali in intellectual map
The 'Multidisciplinary International Conference-2026' held at Mid-Western University has concluded. The conference, which started on April 24, aimed to establish Karnali in the intellectual map of potential.
Owl festival in Dang on May 1-2
In a bid to conserve an endangered species of bird, owl, a two-day festival is being organized here. An owl festival is being held in the Biodiversity Park of Lamahi in Dang on May 1-2.
One dies in accident
Raj Biren Urau, 35, from Bhokraha-6 was injured after scooter (Ko 2 Pa 4589) hit him at Kalanki of Itahari along the East-West Highway, according to Deputy Superintendent of Police Chandra Bahadur Khadka.
New academic session begins today
The government had reminded the schools to begin new academic session from today, breaking the hurried trend of school enrollment in the very beginning of Baisakh. There was neither adequate gap nor annual exam result prepared before initiating new session from the first week of Baisakh month.
World
Bank of Japan hikes inflation forecast, holds interest rates
Japan's central bank on Tuesday hiked its inflation forecasts and halved its growth projections after the Iran war sent oil prices soaring.
Business
Bank of Japan hikes inflation forecast, holds interest rates
Japan's central bank on Tuesday hiked its inflation forecasts and halved its growth projections after the Iran war sent oil prices soaring.
Public debt nears Rs. 3 trillion
Nepal's public debt has surged to nearly Rs. 3 trillion by mid-April of the current fiscal year 2025/26, reflecting growing borrowing needs and the impact of currency depreciation. According to the Public Debt Management
Farmer hit as riverside clearance exposes livestock
Several farmers engaged in commercial cattle rearing along the riverbank in Bagmati and Manohara have been left in distress after authorities cleared squatters and demolished makeshift structures in a recent evacuation drive, reportedly without providing sufficient time for relocation.
Contractors seek price adjustment, deadline extension
Construction entrepreneurs have demanded price adjustments in line with rising costs in ongoing projects. The Federation of Contractors’ Association of Nepal, Bagmati Province, has c
Sports
Team-first Kane propelling Bayern to glory as PSG showdown looms
Having decisively ended his own silverware drought with back-to-back Bundesliga titles, Harry Kane's team-first approach has been key for a Bayern Munich side now chasing club football's biggest prize. Whoever makes
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
Training on Syabru folk dance organised in upper Mustang
Training on the traditional Syabru dance and the Tungna musical instrument was held in Loghekar Damodarkunda Rural Municipality–1, Mustang. Conducted on Monday in Charang, the initiative specifically targeted the younger generation.