- Saturday, 25 April 2026
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Four rhino horn smugglers arrested
The Chitwan National Park (CNP) has arrested four rhino horn smugglers who were absconding. They had smuggled the rhino horns at different times.
National Volleyball Tournament: Gandaki wins third position
Gandaki Province has won the third position in the National Volleyball Tournament underway in Surkhet.
Valley Traffic Police takes to advanced technology to monitor traffic
The hit-and-run cases are a frequent headache for the traffic police in Nepal. This is also because of the negligible use of technology to monitor traffic on the roads and highways throughout the country, including in the Kathmandu Valley.
Law Minister insists on consensus regarding transitional justice bill
Minister for Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs, Dhanaraj Gurung, has insisted on the need to reach a consensus on the bill related to transitional justice. In a meeting of the Law, Justice, and Human Rights Committee of the House of Representatives (HoR) today, he said there has been an agreement to finalize the bill through consensus whenever feasible.
Services of Bir Hospital should be of quality and accessible: PM Prachanda
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’ has directed to maintain the service in the Bir Hospital in such a way that patients do not feel the need to complain about the services delivered saying that the hospital is the pillar of the health sector.
CAN suspends Sandeep Lamichhane
Cricket Association of Nepal (CAN) suspended the cricketer and former captain of the National Team Sandeep Lamichhane on Thursday.
Irish Upper House Chair pays courtesy call on President Paudel
Kathmandu, Jan 11: Irish Upper House Chairperson, Jerry Buttimer, has paid a courtesy call on President Ramchandra Paudel. During the meeting held at the Office of the President, Sheetal Niwas, today, President Paudel said sustainable economic development is in the priority of the incumbent government and the Nepali people are confident that it would contribute to institutionalize democracy, inclusiveness and federalism. President Paudel laid emphasis on the need of moving ahead cooperating on the matters of mutual interests in the bilateral, regional and multilateral areas in future by further strengthening the relations between Nepal and Ireland. (RSS)
Bomjan presented before court
He was presented before the court after the District Court, Sarlahi, has issued an arrest warrant against him. The hearing on the case against Bomjan has started in the bench of Judge of the District Court, Sarlahi, Bishnu Regmi, said a record keeper Sadan Adhikari.
Discussion on cooperation in education between Nepal and Ireland
The discussion was held between members of parliament and visiting Irish delegation led by Chairperson of the Upper House of Ireland Jerry Buttimer, who is on a five-day visit to Nepal.
Ward chair of Bhimdutta found dead
Also spokesperson of the Municipality, Khadka may have died in a motorcycle accident on the road at Aithpur of Bhimdatta-6 last night, said Superintendent of Police Kamal Thapa of District Police Office Kanchanpur.
Schools closed due to increasing cold
Teaching and learning activities have been affected due to the cold that has been increasing for the past few days. As a result, community schools in Siraha have started to close.
Political activities barred inside school premises
The rural municipality has decided to implement the Declaration of Schools as Zone of Peace National Framework Implementation Guidelines 2068 strictly because the political activities that affect the educational sector have not stopped.
Dairy farmers call for timely payment
Organizing a press conference in Bharatpur on Wednesday, the dairy farmers warned that they would have to leave the dairy business if they do not get their due payment. They have also put five different demands before the relevant agencies.
Former DIG Shah sentenced to three years in prison
The Special Court has sentenced former Nepal Police Deputy Inspector General (DIG) Mahesh Bikram Shah to three years in prison.
Russia proves to be self-sufficient in every way, Putin says
"Even Europe’s leading economies are going through hard times. We are on the rise and they are on the decline. Well, we’re not here to talk about these details. This doesn’t make us happy but the fact remains that they turned out to be more dependent on us than we were dependent on them," Putin noted.
