- Sunday, 7 June 2026
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Expanding collaboration with Saudi and UAE discussed
In a meeting with Ambassador of Saudi Arab to Nepal Fahd Mohammad A. Manikhr, matters related to further expansion of collaboration between the two countries as well as attracting Saudi investment in different areas of socio-economic development of Nepal were discussed.
KOICA provides USD 2.5 million for financial access to Korea Returnee Migrants
The Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) and the Agricultural Development Bank Limited (ADBL) in witness of the Ministry of Labour, Employment and Social Security (MoLESS) have officially partnered to launch a strategic financial support initiative aimed at the stable reintegration of Nepali migrant workers returning from the Republic of Korea.
Strengthening Nepal- Lithuania relations discussed
During the meeting held at Foreign Ministry, they discussed the issues of further strengthening Nepal-Lithuania relations, identifying new areas of collaboration and expanding support, according to the Ministry.
Minister Dr Timilsina visits Security Printing Center, takes updates on license printing
Minister for Communications and Information Technology Dr Bikram Timilsina today visited the Security Printing Center at Panauti Municipality-5, Kavre and acquired information on the latest status of driver's license printing.
Devotees throng Matatirtha to pay homage to deceased mothers
Kathmandu, April 17: Devotees are seen congregating at Matatirtha in Chandragiri Municipality-6 to perform ceremonial offerings (Tarpan, Shraddha) and worships in memory of their late mothers. Spokesperson at Chandragiri Municipality Krishna Prasad Khadgi told RSS that devotees have been taking holy dip, and performing ceremonial offering and worships at Matatirtha since 3:00 am today. People without mothers take holy dip and offer worships to Harihar (combined form of Lord Bishnu and Shiva) at the sacred site early in the morning. It is a widely believed that taking holy bath at Matatirtha pond brings peace to the departed mother. On the premises of the sacred site, a statue called 'Sajha Aama' which symbolizes all mothers, has also been installed by sculptor Ramkrishna Bhandari. Every year, those without mothers go there, take bath in the pond, offer delicacies and other food items, and celebrate Mother's Day. To manage the fair, the Matatirtha Fair Management Committee along with local social organizations have been mobilized. (RSS)
PM Shah expresses gratitude to mothers on Matatirtha Aunsi
On this occasion, PM Shah has stated that the mother and motherland are above heaven, and has stated the mother as a symbol of the nation, while wishing for Nepal's bright future.
Qatari Ambassador calls on Minister Khanal
The Ambassador of Qatar to Nepal, Mishal Mohammed Al Ansari, paid a courtesy call on Foreign Minister Shisir Khanal at the Ministry on Thursday.
Fire breaks out in Janakpur Refineries Company
In the fire occurred last night, the company lost nearly Rs 150 million as key machines were gutted to cinder, Manager Sanjaya Gupta said. The Janakpur Refineries Company is involved in the refined oil processing business.
Partly cloudy weather likely across the country
There is a partial influence of westerly and local winds in the country and has led to partly cloudy weather conditions in most parts of the country today.
Ministry discusses safety and security of Nepalis in West Asia, Africa
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Thursday organised a virtual interaction programme with Nepali diplomatic missions based in West Asia and Africa.
Matatirtha Aunsi being celebrated
This festival is considered a day of devotion, respect, and recognition of mothers, who are revered as greater than priests and fathers in the religious scriptures, and a day to seek blessings from them. It is customary for children to get up early this morning, take a bath, dress their mother in beautiful clothes, and feed her with sweets to seek her blessings and recognize her contributions and very important roles in the family and society.
Minister Shrestha directs for structural reform in energy sector
Minister for Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation, Biraj Bhakta Shrestha, has directed all concerned bodies to ensure structural reform in energy and hydropower sector so that transparency would be promoted and performance made result-oriented.
ADB Country Director Koshwa pays courtesy call on Communication Minister Timilsina
A delegation led by Asian Development Bank (ADB)'s country director for Nepal, Arno Koshwa has paid a courtesy call on Minister for Communication and Information Technology Dr. Bikram Timilsina.
PM Shah discusses with CMs to resolve complexities of federalism implementation
Prime Minister Balendra Shah held three-hour discussion with the Chief Ministers of the provinces at the Office of the Prime Minister and Council of Ministers today in a bid to resolve issues evolved in course of the implementation of federalism.
Minister Shrestha issues 32-point directives for reform in energy, water resource sector
The action plan incorporates multidimensional matters including reform of energy market and strengthening of the irrigation system. "I asked all to bring in result in the given time," said the Minister, reminding all that those failing to perform their duties effectively will face action.
