- Sunday, 26 April 2026
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Two Ugandans and an Indian arrested for nexus with drugs smuggling
The Narcotic Control Bureau of Nepal Police has arrested three people - two from Uganda and one from India - for their involvement in the drugs smuggling.
Former CoAS Thapa passes away
Former Chief of Army Staff (CoAS) Dharmapalbar Singh Thapa passed away today at the age of 85.
Forward-looking national force should be brought to decisive role: Chair Oli
In an event organized to pay tribute to then general secretary of UML Madan Kumar Bhandari and UML organization department chief Jeevraj Ashrit, here in Madannagar, Balkhu in the capital chair Oli opined so.
Rs 15 million collected in UK for humanitarian services
The famous singer Drolma, who has been spreading the message of peace around the world through music, went to Britain to support the humanitarian organisation, Manavseva Ashram to rid Nepal of people living in the streets by rescuing and rehabilitating them within 2082 BS.
Role of Democratic Thought Society vital in consolidating democracy: NC President Deuba
Addressing to the Society's 26th General Assembly and Democracy Fighters Honour Programme here today, the NC President stressed on the need of forging ahead by consolidating democracy. He said the former minister Yog Prasad Upadhyaya had played an important role in making democracy and the NC's organization stronger.
Home Minister Lamichhane instructs TIA to prioritise passengers' interests
The Deputy Prime Minister who reached the country's first international airport today to bid farewell to those embarking on Haj pilgrimage, gave this instruction after inspecting the various units at TIA.
Climate Change problem should be made global agenda: Minister Sharma
Minister for Communication and Information Technology Rekha Sharma has said that media should play role to make global agenda for the problems facing by Nepal due to climate change.
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National Assembly to meet at 4:30pm
It is stated in the notice issued by the Secretary- General of the Federal Parliament, Padma Prasad Pandey, that the meeting could not be held at the slated time due to special reasons.
Minister Bhandari inaugurates coffee farming in Baitadi
He mentioned, "Baitadi is the district which has not been given appropriate attention by the federal government despite having potential of different agriculture products, forest products, and minerals. Now we are going to change the situation. We have been firmly involving in creating employment and awareness of economic prosperity in the district utilizing such potential at coordination of different tiers of government."
Former President, UML leaders pay tributes to Bhandari and Ashrit
Former President Bidya Devi Bhandari and UML chair KP Sharma Oli including other senior leaders paid tributes to the late Bhandari and Ashrit by offering wreaths to their statues at Madannagar, Balkhu in the capital today.
Sudurpashchim CM Sodari secures vote of confidence
The Chief Minister of the Sudurpashchim province, Dirgha Bahadur Sodari has secured a vote of confidence from the Sudurpashchim Province Assembly on Thursday.
House of Representatives to meet at 4.00pm
Kathmandu, May 16: The meeting of the House of Representatives is taking place at 4.00 pm today. The meeting scheduled for 11.00 am before this has been postponed as efforts are underway to forge consensus for removing the House deadlock. The meeting has been deferred than the slated time after Speaker Devraj Ghimire held telephonic conversation with Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda', said Ghimire's Press Coordinator Shekhar Adhikari. The Prime Minister had urged the Speaker to postpone the meeting, citing that initiatives were on to forge consensus with the main opposition party, the Nepali Congress. The Nepali Congress has been obstructing the parliament's proceedings, demanding the formation of a parliamentary committee to carry out impartial investigation alleging of the involvement of Deputy Prime Minister and Home Minister Rabi Lamichhane in the misappropriation of the cooperatives funds. (RSS)
Efforts underway to end parliament deadlock
The meeting is going to be delayed than the slated time after Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' requested Speaker Devraj Ghimire to postpone the meeting as initiatives were underway to forge consensus with the Nepali Congress, the main opposition party, to remove the parliament deadlock, said Ghimire's Press Coordinator Shekhar Adhikari.
Bhaktapur Hospital to provide free treatment for uterine prolapse
Dr Gautam said, "Many women are suffering from the problem of uterine prolapsed. Some have concealed the condition due to poverty, while others have not been able to undergo surgery due to financial problems. We request all such patients not to hide the disease and come to the hospital for the treatment."
