- Monday, 8 June 2026
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Fewa Dialogue starting on Thursday
At a news conference in Pokhara on Wednesday, TU Rector Prof. Dr Khadga KC said that the event will be held from December 18 to 20 at the Pokhara Event Centre.
NHRC calls for protection and promotion of migrant workers' rights
Issuing a press statement on the International Migrants Day today, the Commission underscored the need to address the current labour migration issues through enabling policies and legislation.
Foreign Minister Dr Rana leaves Berlin for New Delhi
The Minister was on a visit to Germany to participate in the 2024 Conference of the Equal Rights Coalition (ERC), following her sojourn of Brussels, Belgium; The Hague, Netherlands; and Luxembourg.
Water Supply Minister assures of commencement of reconstruction works
Stating that he carried out field visits to assess the damages by the September rains on water infrastructures, he said the local levels are not in the position of restoring them and the federal ministry is required to own up its responsibility.
35 arrested for illegal activities in Chitwan National Park
According to CNP Information and Conservation Officer Avinash Thapamagar, the arrests were made during an operation to control illegal activities within the park. The offenses included one arrest for tiger poaching, two for domestication of boars, 30 for unauthorized entry into the park, tree cutting, and fodder collection, 23 for killing fish, one for killing a pigeon, and eight for harvesting vegetation.
New government formed to maintain political stability and good governance, PM reiterates
Addressing a programme organized on the occasion of the 37th Establishment Day of Society for the Liberation of Oppressed Castes, Nepal here today, PM Oli, who is also the CPN (UML) Chairman, reiterated that the present government was formed with the goal of maintaining political stability and good governance.
Madhes Institute of Health Sciences commences MBBS classes
MIHS Vice-Chancellor Dr Akur Shah said that 75 per cent of the 50 students will be studying under full scholarship quota while the remaining 25 per cent students will be fee-payers. Thirty-eight students have been admitted under the full scholarship quota.
Speaker Ghimire calls for making legislature's role further effective
Speaking at a press meet organised here today to share information about the 10th Inter-legislative Conference held in Pokhara of Kaski, the Speaker said the effective delivery of the parliament would contribute to improving the effectiveness of government performance.
President appoints ambassadors to India and Malaysia
The President appointed Dr Shankar Prasad Sharma as the Resident Ambassador of Nepal to the Republic of India and Dr Netra Prasad Timsina as the Resident Ambassador of Nepal to Malaysia.
Sudur Paschim enters NPL final beating Janakpur by 8 wickets
Sudur Paschim Royals entered in final of Nepal Premier League (NPL) beating Janakpur Bolts by 8 wickets in the First Qualifier match on Wednesday at Kirtipur.
Syangja produces orange worth Rs. 1.12 billion
Orange has been planted in 2,280 hectors of land and this year the plants of 1,370 hectors yielded the juicy fruit that produced 97,000 metric tons of orange.
'Skills learnt during foreign employment should be invested in nation's development'
Minister for Labour, Employment and Social Security, Sharat Singh Bhandari, has stressed the need for skills and capital earned in the course of foreign employment should be invested in the nation's development.
Foreign Minister Dr Rana calls for feminist foreign policy for equality
Addressing a panel on LGBTQI+ in Feminist Foreign Policy at the Equal Rights Coalition Conference in Berlin, Germany, on Tuesday, she highlighted the transformative potential of such a policy to ensure inclusivity, justice and reconciliation.
NPL Qualifier 1: Janakpur posts 140-run target for Sudur Paschim
Janakpur Bolts posted a target of 140 runs for Sudur Paschim Royals in the First Qualifier match of Nepal Premier League (NPL) on Wednesday at Kirtipur. After winning the toss Janakpur chose to bat first where it scored 139 runs in the stipulated 20 overs in 9 wickets.
Maoist Centre Vice-Chair Bhusal calls on journalists to write in favour of people, nation
CPN (Maoist Centre) Vice-Chair Pampha Bhusal has urged journalists to write in favour of the country and the people.
