- Wednesday, 5 November 2025
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ODI World Cup qualifiers: Nepal facing the UAE today
Nepal is playing against the United Arab Emirates (UAE) today under the
Rain, Snow And Ruin
Nature takes its course independently, beyond human control. Sometimes the sun shines and at other times it rains. However, when these natural activities turn disastrous, it is the people and animals who suffer the most. Even if the creatures form an important part of nature, the sentient beings never stop calculating the pros and cons of its actions, such as rain, snowfall and floods. When the natural events catch people off guard, it becomes difficult to cope with them. In such
Spiritual Dimension Of Wealth
Humans have always aspired to elevate their consciousness to a higher spiritual level. Many practitioners and gurus have endeavoured this rather challenging and uncommon journey with the conviction that this is the true mission of human life. While for many people this path remains entirely closed throughout their l
Rebuilding Damaged Historic Structures
In the interview given to the local TV chat show, the other day, former bureaucrat and urban planner Kishore Thapa shared his thoughtful reflections on the mindless and indiscriminate destruction wrought upon the historic monuments in the Gen Z movement staged more than a month ago. Kishore Thapa, known for his modesty and suave manner, made his outrage and anguish public when he pointed out that the precious architectural mast
Funds from Deusibhailo to build basketball court
A basketball court is being constructed in the district headquarters Kushma with the funds collected from playing Deusibhailo. The Deusibhailo is part of the celebrations during the Tihar festival.
NC Central Working Committee meeting today
The Nepali Congress Central Working Committee is meeting today at the party's central office, BP Smriti Bhawan, Lalitpur.
One killed, four injured in road accident
One person was killed and four others were injured when a passenger jeep (Se. 1 Ja. 732) met with an accident in Swakhani, Melauli Municipality-7. The incident took place last night when it was carrying passengers from Shivnath to Melali in the district.
Moderate rainfall in Koshi, Madhesh and Bagmati
The Weather Forecasting Division has predicted the weather to remain mostly cloudy in Koshi, Madhesh, Bagmati, Gandaki, and Lumbini Provinces, along with hilly regions of the country and generally cloudy in the Tarai region.
Napoli move clear at top of Serie A
Despite mounting injury problems, Napoli moved clear at the top of Serie A with a 1-0 win at Lecce on Tuesday. Kevin De Bruyne was the latest player sidelined and the talismanic midfielder will most likely not return until February after a serious thigh injury in Saturday's 3-1 win over Inter Milan. Frank Anguissa scored the only goal of the match at Lecce after Napoli goalkeeper Vanja Milinkovic-Savic had saved a penalty from teenager Francesco Camarda. Defending champion Napoli moved three points clear of Roma. AC Milan moved level on points with Roma aft
Tharu Barka Dance on the verge of extinction
The Barka dance, an important cultural tradition of the Tharu community in western Nepal, is on the verge of extinction due to financial difficulties. Once performed widely across Dang, Banke, Bardiya, Kailali, and Kanchanpur districts, the dance has now been confined to only Dang district where it is performed only occasionally in a single village. Among the many traditional and indigenous dances performed by the Tharu community during various festivals such as Mahotya, Maghauta, Chhokra, Hurdungya, Jhumra, Lathhawa, Laththi, Sakhya, and Paiya, the Barkha dance holds a special cultural and religious significance.
Sama Chakewa songs begin resonating in Tarai districts
The songs of Sama Chakewa have begun to resonate in Saptari and other districts of the eastern Tarai. Associated with the story of love between brothers and sisters, Sama Chakewa songs are now being heard in every household across the Madhes region every evening. In Tarai-Madhes, Sama Chakewa has traditionally been celebrated as a symbol of love. The festival began on Sunday, the day of Kharna, which falls on the auspicious occasion of Kartik Shukla Panchami. During this festival, sisters make clay figures of various shapes and pray for the long life of their brothers. Women of the community come together and play for 10 days, completing the festival on Kartik Shukla Purnima by ritually immersing the Sama Chakewa figures in ponds or rivers.
Nepalgunj roads struggle without traffic signals
Traffic management in Nepalgunj has been disrupted after the traffic lights installed in Nepalgunj were damaged during the Gen Z protest. The Road Division Office had installed traffic lights at Pushpalal Chowk, Dhambojhi, BP Chowk and Ganeshman Chowk in the city. Of these, BP Chowk and Ganeshman Chowk were partially operational, but regular traffic lights were operational at Pushpalal Chowk and Dhambojhi Chowk, but the traffic lights have been shut down for a long time after September 9. On the second day of the protest (September 9), the traffic lights were vandalized and damaged by pelting stones.
Bhattachan held on fraud charge
The Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) of Nepal Police has arrested Devi Prakash Bhattachan, Director of Prabhu Group and former Member of Parliament, on charges of fraud, criminal breach of trust, illicit financial gain, and violation of the Nepal Rastra Bank Act, 2002.
'Detection dogs’ mobilised on Nepal-India border to control drug trafficking
Police have launched a 'Dog sniffing' campaign at the Nepal-India border to control drug trafficking in the border area of Sunsari. As soon as Chhath is over, the police have started mobilsing trained ‘detection dogs’ at the East-West Highway at Tinkune Chowk, Bhantabari, Koshi Rural Municipality-8, Sunsari. It has been said that a team of 12 Nepal Police and two dogs have started the campaign by checking here. A special police team including trained dogs has been mobilised at the Nepal-India border to control drug trafficking, Superintendent of Police (SP) Keshav Kumar Thebe said.
Rescue of stranded tourists begins
A joint rescue team of the Nepal Army, Armed Police Force and Nepal Police has been deployed to rescue a group of 15 people, including three foreign nationals, who are stranded in snow at ‘Hidden Valley’ below Tukuche Himal in Thasang Rural Municipality-1, Mustang. The team had entered Mustang via the base camp of Dhaulagiri, the world’s seventh highest mountain, but got trapped due to heavy snowfall.
