- Saturday, 28 March 2026
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Foreigners allowed for solo trekking in Upper Mustang
Umesh Paudel, chief of Area Office of Annapurna Conservation Area Project (ACAP) in Lomangthang, informed that foreign tourists could go for solo trekking to Baragung Muktichhetra Rural Municipality-3, Chhusang and Lomanghthan and Loghekar Damodar Kund Rural Municipality.
China's Smart Dragon-3 rocket launches satellites from sea
A Smart Dragon-3 rocket lifted off on Sunday in east China's Shandong Province, sending the satellite group CentiSpace 02 into the planned orbit.
Bills zeroed out with HoR dissolution can be references for new business
After the dissolution of the lower house of the federal parliament, HoR, on September 12, 2025 amid the Gen Z movement and political vacuity, these bills automatically came to zero status. Their contents could now serve as a probable bellwether for the upcoming parliament business.
Capital finds new ground in the east and south
“After more than a decade of U.S. outperformance, 2026 is emerging as a potential inflection point for global capital reallocation as several structural factors are expected to catalyze in 2026,” the research points out.
Parliament secretariat all set to welcome new HoR members
The oath-taking ceremony would he conducted at 2:00pm on March 26. However, the secretariat has requested all HoR members to arrive at venue in formal or cultural attire before two hours.
Kotwada Health Post becomes Kalikot's first nutrition-friendly health facility
According to an Information Officer at Kalikot Health Office, Katak Mahat, the Kotbada Health Post received the designation after fulfilling all requirements set by the 'Nutrition-Friendly Health Facility Implementation Guidelines-2079BS'.
Pakistan vows to 'eradicate terrorism' as Afghan truce nears end
Pakistan's foreign minister said Monday that the country remains committed to "eradicating the menace of terrorism", as the clock ticked down to the end of a temporary ceasefire with Afghanistan.
More than 20 per cent of girls below 19 pregnant in Humla
According to the Statistics Assistant at the Health Service Office, Durga Bahadur Shrestha, 20 per cent of girls below 19 have been recorded as pregnant from the Nepali month of Shrawan (July) to Magh (February) of the current fiscal year.
175 drivers of ride sharing services taken action
The traffic police had launched the campaign in the wake of rising traffic congestion and unruly driving. The Valley Traffic Police Office informed that it conducted special check especially in busy roads. As the drivers of ride hailing services were found violating traffic rule, they were punished, according to Superintendent of Police, Naresh Raj Subedi.
Students of Lamjung on relay hunger strike
Students at the Institute of Agriculture and Animal Science (IAAS), Lamjung Campus, in Sundarbazar have launched a relay hunger strike demanding the regular scheduling of pending examinations.
Book named 'Thamelka Sampadaharu' launched
A book titled 'Thamelka Sampadaharu' (Heritages of Thamel) - was launched amid a programme organized in the federal capital, Kathmandu.
Koshi media summit issues 14-point declaration, stresses journalists' safety
The summit demanded all three-tiers of government to create atmosphere for unobstructed exercise of freedom of press and expression in line with the press freedom enshrined by the constitution. Safety of journalists must be ensured, and editorial independence bolstered, the declaration stressed.
NC General Secretary urges govt to release Karki-led Commission's report
General Secretary of the Nepali Congress (NC), Pradip Paudel, has urged the government to make public the report submitted by the Karki-led Commission on the inquiry relating to Gen Z movement occurred last September.
Pregnant woman and her newborn die in Bajura
According to the Information Officer of District Hospital Bajura, Nriparaj Giri, Rokaya had a history of heart disease and had undergone treatment in Kathmandu in 2022. Doctors had reportedly advised her against pregnancy. “If delivery had been conducted at a facility with better ICU services, the situation might have been more manageable, but such facilities are not available here,” he said.
Car catches fire after colliding with bus and pickup in Sarlahi
A car with an Indian registration caught fire following a collision involving two other vehicles at Kalinjor Bridge in Lalbandi Municipality–6 along the East-West Highway on Sunday night.
