- Wednesday, 1 April 2026
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Sample ballot papers unveiled; Kathmandu to have the largest
The Election Commission (EC) has made public sample ballot papers for various districts and electoral constituencies in preparation for the March 5 election to the House of Representatives.
Chhaya Darshan observed in Pashupatinath by performing special puja
Devotees thronged the Pashupatinath area to observe the Chhayan Darshan. They were arranged in queues to witness the Shivalinga, according to Pashupati Area Development Trust information officer Anita Bhatta.
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Changed Congress resolves to change the country: President Thapa
Addressing the election mobilization core committee announcement ceremony organized by Nepali Congress Kathmandu Constituency No. 4 here today, he said that the Congress has changed to change the country. The Congress has moved forward with a new thinking and determination.
U.S. government enters partial shutdown, resolution expected soon
The U.S. government began a partial shutdown on Saturday after Congress failed to approve the 2026 budget before a midnight funding deadline, though disruptions were expected to be limited as the House set to move early next week to ratify a Senate-backed deal.
More than 2,000 election staffs to be deployed in Kanchhanpur for HoR election
A total of 2,166 staffs will be deployed across three constituencies in Kanchanpur district for the upcoming March 5 election to the House of Representatives.
'Himalaya to Ocean' Book Journey Reaches Schools
The 'Himalaya to Ocean' book journey was successfully conducted at Peace Angels' School, Gokarneshwor. The event was held with the objective of connecting knowledge to real life beyond the boundaries of textbooks,
Baglung produces orange worth around Rs 270 million
The produce went up this time around with the rise in the farmers' attraction to orange cultivation. Compared to last year, the orange production this year has increased by Rs 4.4 million.
Bangladesh, Bhutan to play opening match in SAFF Women Championship today
The South Asian Football Federation (SAFF) U-19 Women’s Championship is beginning today at the Pokhara Stadium.
Birgunj Customs records food imports Worth Rs 11.57 billion in first half of FY 2082/83
According to information officer Uday Singh Bista, the volume of food imports during the review period was slightly lower than in the corresponding period of the previous fiscal year.
33 days to HoR elections: EC active for code of conduct enforcement; 21 explanations sought
Kathmandu, Jan 31: The Election Commission (EC) has intensified its activities to check violation of the code of conduct. In a bid to make the upcoming House of Representatives (HoR) elections scheduled for March 5 free, fair, transparent and credible, the Election Code of Conduct, 2082 has been put to force. The EC has been drawing attention of all concerned stakeholders and actors to fully abide by the code of conduct. As informed, the EC has so far sought 21 explanations from different political parties, candidates and organizations based on the complaints and information received at the Central Code of Conduct Monitoring Committee. According to the EC, responses have been received for only five of the complaints received and follow-ups are being made for the remaining responses. It is also shared that efforts are underway to monitor misinformation, disinformation and hate speech in breach of the code of conduct and bring to book those engaging in such illegal activities in collaboration with regulatory mechanisms. The Information Integrity Promotion Unit within the Election Information Coordination Centre established within the EC has come to full operations, the EC informed. Spokesperson of the Commission, Narayan Prasad Bhattarai shared that the unit has sent a total of 302 pieces of misinformation identified to relevant authorities for action in accordance with the Election Code of Conduct, 2082, the Electronic Transactions Act, 2063, and the Press Council Act, 2048. The EC clarified that complaints can be lodged in writing, orally, or electronically to the commission, the Chief Returning Officer's office, the Returning Officer's office, the provincial/district election office, and the District Code of Conduct Monitoring Officer regarding any activities that warrant the integrity and fairness of the elections. (RSS)
High hill, mountainous areas of Koshi and Gandaki likely to receive snowfall
Some areas of the Terai region are foggy now. The Weather Forecasting Division has reported partly cloudy weather in the hilly and mountainous areas of Gandaki, Karnali and Sudurpashchim provinces.
Pillion rider dies in motorbike accident
The motorcycle with registration number (Pr1–01–012 Pa 3849) heading to Nepal from India, accidently hit a barricade placed on the road at 10:00 pm.
Government is citizen-friendly, Home Minister says
Home Minister Om Prakash Aryal has said that the incumbent government is citizen-friendly, thus ready to cooperate and coordinate to troubleshoot their challenges.
Birgunj customs records Rs 18 billion worth of motor imports in six months
According to Birgunj Customs Office information officer Uday Singh Bista, imports of motor vehicles and their parts increased significantly this year, resulting in revenue collection of Rs 13.98 billion from these imports alone. During the corresponding period last fiscal year, revenue collected from such imports stood at Rs 10.21 billion.
Government is citizen-friendly, Home Minister says
At the concluding ceremony of the 21st Women and 25th Men's National Kabaddi Competition organized by All Nepal Kabaddi Association on Friday, Minister Aryal shared that the government's key priorities are maintaining law and order, ensuring social justice and promoting people's living standards.
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