- Saturday, 25 April 2026
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Tri-national art and culture performed
Artists from Nepal, Cambodia and Burma presented their arts and cultures amidst a programme in Philadelphia, US on Sunday. At the programme organized on the banner of Sagarmatha and Lumbini, the artists performed songs and dances of their respective countries.
Major survey for petro exploration in Dailekh reports 80 percent progress
Eighty percent of work progress has been reported in a final survey for the exploration of petroleum products in Dailekh. This survey-based in Bhirkhet, the project's main point, is said to be decisive for the exploration.
DPM Shrestha stresses legal, institutional arrangements to curb financial crime
Deputy Prime Minister and Home Minister Narayan Kaji Shrestha has pointed out the need to make legal and institutional arrangements to curb financial crime.
Silence period begins from tonight
The silent period for the National Assembly (NA) is to commence from today's midnight till the voting concludes.
High Court Patan issues stay order over PADT executive director appointment
The High Court Patan has issued an interim order asking the Pashupati Area Development Trust (PADT), Governing Council to refrain from implementing its decision to appoint Laxmi Pun as the executive director of the PADT.
News Commentary – Artificial intelligence: Time to ponder potentials and perils
It has not been long since a noted historian Yuval Noah Harari warned, "Once Artificial Intelligence (AI) makes better decisions than us about careers and perhaps even relationships, our concept of humanity and life will have to change." The spurt of AI has swayed the world.
Kathmandu records lowest minimum temperature so far this year
Meteorologist at the Meteorological Forecasting Division, Saroj Pudasaini, said the temperature of Kathmandu valley has been recorded 3.2 degrees Celsius today. The visibility in Kathmandu Valley has also decreased and it was 3,000 meters.
Nepal addresses Third South Summit, stressing on enhancing South-South solidarity
Leader of the Nepali delegation, Foreign Secretary Ms. Sewa Lamsal addressed the Third South Summit of the Group of 77 and China, on Sunday. The Summit is being held in Kampala, the capital city of the Republic of Uganda, under the theme of ‘Leaving No One Behind.’
'Alternative sources will be optimally utilized smooth water supply in Kathmandu'
The government has been effortful to provide drinking water to the people of the capital by utilizing water from alternative sources as Melamchi water could not be supplied throughout the year, the minister said.
Two persons die in mini-truck accident
Two persons travelling through the mini truck died when the vehicle (Ga 1 Kha 4181) en route to Chhipchhipe from Damauli had veered some 500 metres off the road, the District Police Office, Tanahun confirmed.
Tourists prefer houses with thatched roofing
Even in the hilly region of Chitwan, traditional houses with thatched roofs are rarely found in recent times. After the 'Gorkha earthquake' in 2015, most of the houses were constructed using zinc corrugated sheets.
Temporary land ownership certificates being distributed in Dharche
Dharche rural municipality chairperson Laxman Gurung said the temporary certificates to the unorganized residents living in the municipality since last Friday. He shared the National Land Commission has distributed the certificates through the rural municipality to the residents who have been unorganized for a long time.
Hiking to discover tourism spots
Hiking is organized routinely to discover new tourism spots surrounding Chure range in Bardibas municipality.
A year passes sans legislation in Sudurpashim Province
The Sudurpashim Province Assembly marked the completion of one year of its business since the last general election, but sans any legislation. There were only amendments to two existing acts over this period.
Progress on establishing Hindu University
The government is set to establish the 'Shree Pashupati Hindu University' at Gothatar, Kathmandu.
