- Wednesday, 21 January 2026
CCTV installation begins in public vehicles across Kathmandu valley
"A campaign to install CCTV system in public vehicles has started from today after discussion with transport entrepreneurs. It is expected that CCTV will help reduce road accidents, control crimes and check misbehave and theft cases."
HoR election: 3,486 candidates file their nominations
Among the total 3,486 candidates running for the election, 3,089 are men, 396 women and one is from third gender, said the Commission.
Tourists throng Dhumba lake in Mustang
This time around, however, as there is no snowing, tourists have no difficulty in reaching the lake. The lake which often freezes is flowing in blue colour that lures visitors.
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Central Security Committee's instruction to further strengthen security arrangements
The government has directed the District Security Committees to further strengthen security arrangements in view of the upcoming March 5 election to the House of Representatives members.
Nation
CCTV installation begins in public vehicles across Kathmandu valley
"A campaign to install CCTV system in public vehicles has started from today after discussion with transport entrepreneurs. It is expected that CCTV will help reduce road accidents, control crimes and check misbehave and theft cases."
HoR election: Complaints lodged against five candidates
EC spokesperson Narayan Prasad Bhattarai informed that complaints were filed against a candidate from Sunsari district constituency no. 2, one from Rautahat district constituency no. 1, two from Bhaktapur district constituency no. 2, and one from Kailali district constituency no. 1.
Tourists throng Dhumba lake in Mustang
This time around, however, as there is no snowing, tourists have no difficulty in reaching the lake. The lake which often freezes is flowing in blue colour that lures visitors.
Prachanda busy wooing martyr families and voters
After filing candidacy for upcoming elections to the House of Representatives from Rukum East, Coordinator of the Nepali Communist Party, Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda', was busy wooing martyr families and voters on Wednesday.
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World
Life sentence for man who killed Japan's ex-PM Shinzo Abe
The man who killed Japan's former prime minister Shinzo Abe has been sentenced to life in prison, three and a half years after he fatally shot the ex-leader during a rally in the city of Nara in 2022.
Business
CCTV installation begins in public vehicles across Kathmandu valley
"A campaign to install CCTV system in public vehicles has started from today after discussion with transport entrepreneurs. It is expected that CCTV will help reduce road accidents, control crimes and check misbehave and theft cases."
Tourists throng Dhumba lake in Mustang
This time around, however, as there is no snowing, tourists have no difficulty in reaching the lake. The lake which often freezes is flowing in blue colour that lures visitors.
Agricultural Development Bank marks 59th anniversary
By the second quarter of the current fiscal year 2025/26, the total deposits of the Agricultural Development Bank have reached Rs 324 billion 970 million while the total loan disbursement is Rs 230 billion 270 million.
Gold price up by 10,400
According to the Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers' Association, the price of hallmark gold has been determined at Rs 295,100 per tola today, which was traded at Rs 284,700 per tola on Tuesday.
Sports
SAFF U-19 football team announced
The All Nepal Football Association (ANFA) has announced 23 members of the Nepali team playing the SAFF U-19 women championship. The tournament is being held in Pokhara from January 31 to February 7.
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Interview
Elections must be conducted fairly
The Election Commission has claimed that 90 per cent of preparations for the House of Representatives election slated for March 5 have been completed, but political uncertainty continues to loom. The recent sp
No prospect for changing election schedule
As Nepal prepares to hold elections to the House of Representatives on March 5, the country stands at a decisive political moment. Months of unrest, public frustration over governance, and the emergence of youth-led
Society
Newa Puchha: Melbourne completes flute training following Dhime training
Following the Dhime program, Newa Pucha: Melbourne had organized the first-ever Gāījātrā in Melbourne. This flute training was organized after that Gāījātrā, according to a statement by the Newa Puchha.