- Monday, 8 June 2026
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Nepal Rhododendron Garden launched in China’s National Flower Garden
Representatives from the Embassy of Nepal in China, Trade Promotion Center Nepal, as well as government officials of Mudan District and Heze and heads of relevant departments gathered to witness the launch and jointly unveil the “Nepal Rhododendron Garden”.
China calls reports it supplied weapons to Iran 'baseless smears'
China on Monday called reports it had supplied or intended to supply weapons to Iran "baseless smears", after several outlets quoted US intelligence sources to that effect.
BP Koirala Memorial Cancer Hospital in financial problem as most services are free
The hospital has provided free beds and food for patients, and has expanded as the beds became insufficient. This hospital, which is the country's centre for cancer treatment, has faced financial problems also because some government entities have not paid their dues to it.
UML Chair undergoes surgery
CPN (UML) Chair and former Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has successfully undergone a surgery for removal of gallstone, said Chair Oli's secretariat.
Premier League Karate silver medalist Erica returns home
Nepali karate star Erika Gurung, who won a silver medal at the Karate One Premier League held in China, has returned home on Monday
Construction work comes to halt across Nawalparasi (West) over rising material costs
Construction contractors in Nawalparasi (West) have halted development and infrastructure works across the district, citing the sharp rise in construction material prices and the government’s failure to address their demands.
US military to begin blockade of Iranian ports on Monday
The US military said it would begin a blockade of all Iranian ports on Monday, after talks between the warring sides in Pakistan collapsed with President Donald Trump blaming the Islamic republic's refusal to abandon its nuclear ambitions.
53 Nepali lose their lives in nine months in Japan
According to the ministry, 53 Nepalis died in Japan alone during the period from July/August to April 1. Among those who lost their lives, the majority are students, and many of the deaths were due to suicide.
Chitwan shelter home manages its cost thru asparagus farming
A shelter home in Bharatpur Metropolitan City-4 has done asparagus farming for its cost management. The Narayandham Ashram has managed its cost by growing organic products, mostly asparagus, guava, jackfruit and other crops. The shelter home offers food for 20 dependents and guests for free.
Motorcycle driver dies after being hit by tipper
A motorcyclist killed after being hit by a tipper truck along the Madan Bhandari Highway at Rajabas, of Triuga Municipality-9, Udayapur, police said.
Communications Minister calls for ensuring quality internet services in Singha Durbar
The Ministry of Communications and Information Technology has initiated efforts to make 'Internet' services more convenient, faster, and hassle-free in Singha Durbar, the main administrative centre of the federal government, and its premises.
Police constable killed in Parsa, four arrested
A 28-year-old police constable, Bikash Chaurasiya, who was serving at the District Police Office, Saptari, has been found murdered in Parsa.
Orbán era swept away by Péter Magyar's Hungary election landslide
Viktor Orbán's 16 years in power is over, and the system condemned as an "electoral autocracy" lies in tatters, defeated by a 45-year-old former party insider who convinced a majority of Hungarians to bring it to an end.
Murder convict sentenced to life remains absconding
A man convicted in a murder case who escaped from Jaleshwar Prison during the Gen Z movement has still not been arrested, raising fear and a deep sense of injustice among the victim’s family.
Cultural event held in Moscow to celebrate Nepali New Year 2083 BS
Moscow (Russia), April 13: The Non-Resident Nepalis Association (NRNA), the National Coordination Council, Russia organized a cultural event in Russia's Moscow on Sunday on the occasion of the Nepali New Year 2083 BS. Nepali artistes Ramji Khand, Bhumika Giri and others made their cultural performance at the event, which was attended by almost 300 members of the Nepali Diaspora community in Russia. On the occasion, Chargés d'affaires of the Embassy of Nepal in Moscow, Maheshwar Mani Tripathi, expressed happiness for the event by stating that this was the first event after the COVID-19 pandemic organized in Moscow by inviting artistes from Nepal.Tripathi stated that such events organized abroad could be instrumental to safeguard Nepali arts and cultures. Likewise, Chairman of NRNA Russia Sitaram Kattel (Milan) pledged to organize such events in the future as well, while expecting support from all stakeholders. (RSS)
