- Monday, 8 June 2026
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No intention to trouble share market: Finance Minister Dr Wagle
During his discussion with the Society of Economic Journalists- Nepal (SEJON) here today, the Finance Minister argued that the government has a clear policy towards share market. "It has not intended to unnecessarily target the small investors." As he said, any move to frighten the share market is inappropriate.
NA members draw govt attention on multiple issues
Similarly, Ranjit Karna shared that the Nepali Congress would support the government for positive change, good governance and prosperity. Though the Constitution has ensured rights, the people have not achieved expected outcome in lack of effective implementation of rights, he underscored.
Traffic Police launches strict monitoring of drivers, books rule violators
The Kathmandu Valley Traffic Police Office launched a special campaign after drawing the conclusion that consumption of alcohol, drugs and violation of traffic rules were major reasons behind increasing numbers of road accidents in recent period. Traffic police carry out checking in early morning targeting public vehicle drivers while riders of two-wheeler during day and evening.
Bagmati Province Assembly to meet for summer session on April 7
Bagmati Province Chief Deepak Prasad Devkota summoned the session in the given date, according to information officer at Devkota's secretariat, Jagadish Rijal. The summoning of the session completes the required constitutional procedures, it is said.
President calls NRNA to inspire for investment in motherland
"Hydropower, tourism, agriculture, infrastructure, IT, education and health are potential areas of investment," he said, adding Nepal is a neighbour to world's large population, India and China. Nepal's access to markets there can be utilized for building infrastructures and intensifying industrialization and internal production.
HoR approves three ordinances
The ordinances approved were 'Voters' List (first amendment) Ordinance, 2082'; HoR Election (first amendment) Ordinance, 2082'; and 'Nepal Special Service (second amendment) Ordinance, 2082'.
Mundum Trail Ultra Race-2082: Nirmala, Binod win titles
Similarly, Ashma Bishwakarma from Rolpa became the first runner-up in the women’s category, completing the race in 9 hours and 21 minutes, while Angphurba Sherpa of Solukhumbu stood third with a time of 10 hours and 56 minutes.
Int'l industrial expo in Chitwan from April 10
The industrial and agricultural products, handicrafts, plastics and packaging are in the display. Together in the exhibition are machineries and technologies applied in production and service industries.
Minister Gurung for legal remedy of his land at Phewa Lake
Home Minister Gurung said he would go for legal solution on the land, which was taken on lease for operating 'Adventure Sports Nepal' established a decade ago with an objective of promoting adventure tourism at Fewa Lake. It was however found against criteria.
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Agricultural products collection centre run in Kolti
The vegetables and fruits produced by farmers in the district would be kept for sales and distribution at Kolti bazaar in Budinanda Municipality-2. The centre has a cold storage facility, which will have stalls of vegetables and fruits grown in off-season too, Santosh Kumar Sah, the Acting Chief Administrative Officer of the municipality said.
Bagmati Province Assembly to meet for winter session on April 7
Bagmati Province Chief Deepak Prasad Devkota summoned the session in the given date, according to information officer at Devkota's secretariat, Jagadish Rijal. The summoning of the session completes the required constitutional procedures, it is said.
Two rural municipalities of Humla face shortage of salt
Two rural municipalities in the southern region of Humla District are facing a shortage of salt after the company responsible for transporting subsidized salt failed to deliver it on time.
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21 livestock killed in leopard attack in Mustang
The Annapurna Conservation Area Project (ACAP) Office in Lhomanthang shared that 21 sheep and Himalayan goats died and seven were hurt in the snow leopard attack.
Rhododendrons bloom in Tinjure Milke Jaljale in Taplejung (Photo Feature)
Rhododendrons have started blooming in the Tinjure Milke Jaljale (TMJ) area, located at the border of Taplejung, Terhathum, and Sankhuwasabha districts.
11 rescued from Phewa Lake in Pokhara after sudden windstorm
Those rescued include Sagar Bhujel, aged 19, and Suman Chaudhary, aged 20, of Shuklagandaki Municipality–2, Tanahun; 21 year-old Salina Pun of Bagmara, Pokhara-33; and Sanjita Pun, Sumina Tamang, Sushma Pun, Sanjita Magar, and Riya Magar from Myagdi and Pokhara.
