- Saturday, 6 June 2026
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Ripe paddy destroyed by rainfall, farmers worried
The farmers of Syangja are worried after the haystacks that were cut and dried in the field got submerged.
Climate finance, mountain agenda Nepal's top priorities at COP29
As the stage is all set in Azerbaijan for the annual world climate conference, COP29, Nepal has finalized its agenda to be raised in the event.
Underwater rescuers fish out two persons missing in pond
The underwater rescuers have fished out the bodies of two persons who had gone missing in a pond after a car they were in plunged into it at Bayalbas of Ishworpur municipality in Sarlahi early this morning.
'Province deserves its constitutional rights'
Former Vice President of the Nepali Congress, Bimalendra Nidhi, has said all seven provinces need to be resourceful with devolution of power as per constitutional provisions.
US voting today amid tough competition
Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump are in the fray for the 47th President of the US representing the Democrat and Republican parties, respectively.
Two missing after car plunges into pond
Two persons have gone missing in a pond after a car they were in plunged into the pond at Minyakhor of Ishworpur municipality-2 in Sarlahi early this morning.
Surprising performance of Nepal in HongKong 6s against elite teams
A young squad of Nepal delivered astounding performance against elite teams at the Hong Kong International Sixes 2024. Nepal defeated England and Australia in the group stage of the tournament to enter the quarter-finals as the group topper.
Olmo brace sends Barca nine points clear
Dani Olmo scored twice on his first start as he comes back from injury as Barcelona beat local rivals Espanyol 3-1 on Sunday to move nine points clear at the top of La Liga. Earlier Atletico Madrid eased to a 2-0 win over Las Palmas and moved third, with coach Diego Simeone's son Giuliano netting his first goal for the club.
Thamsuhang’s Shabdathum to receive the Bimal Kriti Award
Writer Prakash Thamsuhang’s essay collection ‘Shabdathum’ is selected for the ‘Bimal Kriti Award–2080’.
Shah Rukh Khan quits smoking
Bollywood actor Shah Rukh Khan has quit smoking. Khan, who used to be a heavy smoker, has revealed that he has finally kicked the habit.
Right Information Flow
In a democracy, citizen’s right to information has been constitutionally guaranteed. People have right to know the decisions and actions of authorities and state agencies as they directly impact the public domain.
Smaller Parties At Receiving End?
The grapevine in the country is abuzz with reports that the government i
Boost Investment In Climate Actions
Man has made great advances in virtually every field, making life better than ever. At the same time, such advances have also engendered undesirable outcomes around the world. Climate change is one such consequence the
India’s Rising Plutocrats
India has contributed many words to the English language. Examples include avatar (incarnation) or pundit (learned teacher). The Oxford English Dictionary should include “jumla” too. It means making false election-campaign promises. The BJP, India’s Hindu-supremacist ruling party, has been accused of jumla for a long time. Its promises of sustainable development have failed to come true. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has now been in of
Jajarkot saw women fly overseas as migrant workers even during Tihar
When other people were preparing to mark Tihar, a few women in Jajarkot were preparing to fly overseas as migrant workers. Economic hardships are driving many to work overseas to support their families.
