- Sunday, 26 April 2026
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Goods Carrier Vehicles Ban Policy yet to implement
The policy of not letting the goods-carrying vehicles on the inner roads of the Kathmandu Valley in prohibited time has failed to be implemented.
INNJA Tokyo Conference begins in Tokyo
Nepal's ambassador to Japan, Durga Bahadur Subedi, inaugurated the event themed, 'The impact of social media, ethnical journalism practices and the future of media technology,' amidst a ceremony here today. On the occasion, he urged journalists to contribute to further consolidating the bilateral ties between Nepal and Japan.
Women's squad leaves for Kalapaththar to observe March 8
A team of Nepali women left here for Kalapaththar to observe the International Women's Day aiming to draw global attention to snow melting caused by climate change and its consequences on local communities.
'Constitution would fail if marginalized voices remain unaddressed'
Lawmaker Pramila Kumari asserted that the country's constitution and federal system would not be successfully implemented unless the voices of marginalized people were addressed.
Infectious Disease Research Centre setup gains momentum in Tikapur
At a time when the federal government bringing into operation the Infectious Disease Research Centre in Doti, the province government had decided to establish a province-level centre at Tikapur in Kailali.
'Public schools' buildings turn attractive, yet student retention a far cry'
New buildings of a total of 87 secondary schools were constructed in Ramechhap following the earthquake. Stakeholders have expressed their pressing concerns over the declining number of students in these schools.
200,000 plus taxpayers not regularly paying tax at KMC
It has been found that around 200,000 taxpayers are not regularly paying tax at the Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC). As informed, 200,000 out of 312,000 taxpayers registered at KMC are found not regularly paying tax.
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President stresses developing Chundiramgha as national unity centre
President Ram Chandra Paudel has said Chundiramgha, birthplace of Adikavi Bhanubhakta Acharya, could be developed as a national unity centre reflecting entire Nepal.
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CJ Shrestha claims judiciary coming to proper track
Chief Justice Bishwambhar Prasad Shrestha has claimed that the judiciary had returned to the right track.
Defense Minister directs NA to evaluate threats to national security
Deputy Prime Minister and Defense Minister Purna Bahadur Khadka has said the Nepali Army (NA) should be capable to examine the challenges that can be surfaced before the national security due to domestic and foreign causes.
Federalism implementation in priority: PM Prachanda
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' has said implementation of federalism is the government's top priority.
Kiev-West security agreements show that confrontation with Russia will last — Russian MFA
Such bilateral documents, which, according to some experts, can serve as an alternative to Ukraine's admission to NATO, have already been signed by several countries, including Britain, Germany, Italy, Canada and France.
Nepal promoted as country of Buddha, Mt. Everest in Pako Festa, Australia
From the beginning Nepal is being continuously promoted as Buddha’s birth country and the country of the Mt. Everest and very rich country from cultural diversity viewpoint through various activities such as parades, flag displays, and stalls.
'Nepal ready to work together on conservation of environment'
Minister for Forest and Environment, Birendra Prasad Mahato, viewed the government is committed to protect and capitalize the achievements made by various government agencies in environmental conservation.
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"White" and ''Green" revolutions in agriculture emphasized
griculture experts participating in a recently held agriculture conference at Sarbasiddhadham of Panchakot in Baglung district called for two kinds of revolutions in the agriculture sector- "White" and "Green".
