- Sunday, 19 April 2026
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Data imperative for actionable policy making: Chief Secretary Aryal
Chief Secretary Ek Narayan Aryal has said data is imperative for ensuring formulation of actionable plans and policies.
Power produced from projects in Marsyangdi watershed area to be brought to Kathmandu
The construction of the substation and transmission line for supplying electricity generated from the projects located in the Marsyangdi watershed area to Kathmandu has been completed and brought into operation.
Bandipur Visit Year-2025 kicks off from today
The Bandipur Visit Year 2025 kicked off from today.
Pal appointed AFU Registrar
Prof Dr Pushkar Bahadur Pal has been appointed the Registrar of the Agriculture and Forestry University (AFU).
Leader Dr Rawal blasts UML's action against him inconsistent with party statute
CPN (UML)'s former leader Dr Bhim Bahadur Rawal has said the party's action against him is not aligned with the party's statute, rule of law and procedures.
598 people at risk of trafficking rescued from Nepalgunj transit point in 2024
The Maiti Nepal's Nepalgunj office said it rescued 598 women and girls at risk of trafficking from the Nepalgunj border checkpoint.
Number of hotels and restaurants reaches 142,233 in Nepal
The number of institutions offering residential and hospitality services, including hotels, lodges, resorts, homestays, guest houses, hostels, restaurants, and catering/party venues, has reached 142,233 in Nepal.
Kapuche Lake being developed as a tourism destination
Kapuche Lake at ward no 1 of Madi rural municipality in Gandaki Province is being developed as a tourist spot offering a panoramic view of many mountains. The glacial lake derives its name from the local Gurung language; 'Kwapuche' where 'kwa' means snow and 'pu' means round and 'che' means plain land.
Chimps solve complex problems better when watched by audience: study
Chimpanzees are better able to solve complex exercises when they are being watched by those familiar to them, such as researchers in an experiment, a recent Japan-based study has shown.
Banke at high risk of leprosy
Eighty-four leprosy cases have been identified in Banke district in a period of one year, indicating the district is at high risk of the disease. One hundred and forty-six new leprosy cases were identified at INF-run Shining Hospital based at Janaki rural municipality-3 in the district in the last Fiscal Year 2080/81. Of them, 84 are from Banke alone.
Increasing wild elephant menace in Koshi Province
Sixty-one years old Chandra Kumari Limbu of ward no 5 in Sundarhariacha rural municipality in Morang district recently died in an elephant attack.
Norovirus outbreaks rising in U.S.: CDC
There have been an unusually high number of norovirus outbreaks sickening people across the United States this month, according to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
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ACAP sets record for tourist arrivals in 2024
The Annapurna region, a renowned and adventure destination for trekking, welcomed a record number of foreign tourists in 2024, reaching a total of 244,045 visitors. Of these, 132,094 were from South Asia, and 111,951 hailed from other countries.
5 family members found dead in north India hotel
Five members of a family, including four children and their mother, were found dead inside a hotel in India's northern state of Uttar Pradesh on Wednesday, local police confirmed.
President administers oath of office to five ambassadors-designate
President Ramchandra Paudel has administered the oath of office and secrecy to newly appointed ambassadors for various countries.
