- Wednesday, 22 April 2026
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218 new industries registered in Lamjung
Two hundred and eighteen new cottage industries have been registered in Lamjung from July 17, 2023 to July 15, 2024, said the Tourism and Small Industries Development Office, Lamjung.
Federalism guarantees people's rights: Karnali Province Chief
Chief of Karnali Province, Yagya Raj Joshi, has mentioned that people's rights would not be guaranteed without federalism.
539 local levels, out of 753, fully electrified, 99% citizens have access to power: NEA
The number of electricity customers is 5 million and 935 thousand. Of those having access to electricity, 97 percent have consumed electricity supplied through the national grid, and the remaining two percent use it from outside it.
Lumbini CM Acharya secures trust vote
Chief Minister of Lumbini province Chet Narayan Acharya has won the vote of confidence. 70 voted in favour of the trust motion tabled by Chief Minister Acharya during the provincial assembly meeting held on Tuesday.
Sexual minorities parade in Gaijatra
By TRN Online, Kathmandu, Aug.20: The sexual minority groups have paraded in Gaijatra festival. The members of the sexual minority group has staged a Gaijatra parade in the capital on Tuesday in memory of the deceased of their group. They have been parading in Gaijatra each year.
Saroja Budthapa honoured with the Human Harmony Award-2024
Saroja Budthapa, renowned for her significant contributions to the health sector in Mugu, Karnali Province, has been awarded with the Human Harmony Award 2024.
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'Low revenue, soaring public debt creates problem in mobilizing development finance'
Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister, Bishnu Prasad Paudel, has said it is challenging to manage resources for development in the face of the weakening capacity of the developing and least developed countries in mobilizing the internal revenues.
Efforts underway to make cities systematic: DPM Singh
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Urban Development, Prakash Man Singh, has said activities for infrastructure development are in priority and efforts are underway to make cities systematic.
Heavy monsoon rains claim 19 lives in Balochistan
As of Monday, ongoing monsoon rains have caused significant damage in Balochistan, resulting in at least 19 deaths and 11 injuries, and affecting over 3,000 individuals, according to the Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA), Dawn News reported.
Heavy monsoon rains claim 19 lives in Pakistan's Balochistan
As of Monday, ongoing monsoon rains have caused significant damage in Balochistan, resulting in at least 19 deaths and 11 injuries, and affecting over 3,000 individuals, according to the Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA), Dawn News reported.
'We heart Joe': tearful Democrats hail Biden
It was the hero's send-off he had hoped to defer for another four years but when it came, any lingering bitterness seemed forgotten for a cathartic hour as Joe Biden basked in the adulation of his party faithful.
Reflection of forest in Myagdi's Peribharani Lake
A reflection shot of forest in Peribharani Lake of Annapurna Rural Municipality - 7, Myagdi. People believe that their wishes will be fulfilled by offering prayers at the lake.
One injured when landslide buried house in Sindhupalchok
A house in Kole, Balephi Rural Municipality has been destroyed by a landslide triggered by the incessant rainfall.
Gaijatra observed in memory of the departed souls (Photo Feature)
By Manoj Ratna Shahi &Keshab Gurung, Aug.20: Members of the Newa community marked the festival of Gaijatra all over the country on Thursday. This is important cultural festival of Nepali society, which saw its origin in the Newari culture. King Pratap Malla's second eldest son Chakrabartendra died in the year 1512 by small pox epidemic which left the queen inconsolable. Therefore, the jatra was started to comfort not only to the grieving queen but to all those who have lost their children. True to its Nepal Bhasa name Saparu (Sa meaning cow and Paru meaning Pratipada), the festival is observed every year on the first day of the dark fortnight (Pratipada) of the Nepali month of Bhadra. This festival is celebrated in memory of those who have lost their lives in the past year.The family members of the deceased either dress up as cows or take an actual cow with them as they go around their settlements. While doing so, they receive fruits, yoghurt, beaten rice and other food and monetary donations from other community members.Photos: Manoj Ratna Shahi &Keshab Gurung
Gaijatra celebration in Kathmandu (Photo Feature)
The traditional festival Gaijatra is being celebrated across the country on Tuesday. The festival is celebrated by the Newar community in Kathmandu, Patan, Kritipur, Bhaktapur and other areas.
