- Saturday, 6 June 2026
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Suraj Pandit shines in music industry after the success of 'Rail Ko Bato'
You might remember the iconic song by Suraj Pandit, 'Railko Bato Pugdaicha Re Timi Basne Saharaima' (It is said that the train track is reaching the town where you live). It is the kind of song that resonates deeply, sketching a poignant image of class discrimination and the toughness of the Karnali region.
Nepal's Carbon Trading
In view of growing climate-ind
Bid To Improve Education Sector
The government has completed one hundred days since the NC-UML coalition took over the reins of the government. Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli, who is heading the coalition government, has recounted the hundred day ac
Regulate Flavour Enhancer For Food Safety
Quest for taste led to innovation of flavour enhancers. One such food additive, Monosodium glutamate (MSG) is a soul stirrer of many cuisines globally. Popularly attributed for “Umami” flavour, meaning “pleasant savoury flavour” in Japanese, MSG
Behind The Filter
We all sometimes share a common moment - when standing before the mirror, our minds are filled with thoughts that others are smarter, better-looking, or more successful than us. These fleeting thoughts visit everyone. But for some, these thoughts aren't visitors - they become permanent residents in their minds. This persistent feeling has a name: inferiority complex —termed by psychologist Alfred Adler.
Tihar: Festival Of Worshipping Laxmi, Body And Brothers
Laxmi Puja is observed on the auspicious occasion
250 kg bell offered to historic Bhimeshwar Temple
A 250 kg Ghanta (ritual bell) has been installed at the historic Bhimeshwar Temple located in Bhimeshwar Municipality-2 in Dolakha district.
Laxmi Puja today
The first day of Yamapanchak was observed as Kaag Tihar (Crow Festival) by offering food to the crow on Wednesday. Kukur T
International title remains elusive for Nepali women football team
Nepali women football team’s international title drought continued as the host nation once again finished runners-up in the SAFF Women’s Championship 2024, following a surprising defeat to Bangladesh in Kathmandu on Wednesday.
Four rhinos found dead in two weeks
The rhinos were found dead at different areas of CNP till today from October 17. Information Officer of the CNP, Abinash Thapa Magar, said a female rhino of around 20 years was found dead at Madhyabindu municipality-Daunnedevi Buffer Zone Community Forest on October 21.
Bangladesh wins SAFF Women's Championship
Bangladesh has won the SAFF Women's Championship defeating Nepal by 2-1 in the final match this evening.
Self-assessment needed for transforming communist movement: Chairman Prachanda
He said every communist leader, cadre and party needs to move forward self-assessment as a struggle to understand why revolution could not move ahead properly and why despair is widespread among people.
FNJ election as scheduled: FNJ Acting Chair Adhikari
Acting Chair of the Federation of Nepali Journalists (FNJ), Bala Adhikari, has said the atmosphere is now favourable to hold the FNJ central election on December 13.
Federalism as a form of governance is warranted: Minister Gurung
Minister for Communications and Information Technology, Prithvi Subba Gurung, has said federalism is a warranted system of governance for the country.
President Paudel to visit Baku to attend COP 29
Minister for Communication and Information Technology Prithvi Subba Gurung, also government spokesperson, informed today that the meeting of the Council of Ministers held on Tuesday approved the President's visit.
