- Thursday, 23 April 2026
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PM Prachanda in Dubai to attend COP 28
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' has reached Dubai of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) today, leading Nepal's high-level delegation to the 28th Conference of Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP 28).
UML Chair Oli inaugurates party's Sankalpa Yatra from Baitadi
The CPN (UML) has launched its 'Jhulaghat-Chiwabhanjyang Resolution March for Prosperity' from today. As part of this campaign, the party will march from Jhulaghat of Baitadi district on the western border of the country to Chiwabhanjyang in Panchthar on the eastern border.
PM Prachanda arrives in Dubai for COP-28
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' arrived in United Arab Emirates (UAE) on Thursday to participate in COP-28.
Light rain and snowfall forecast at few places today
The Westerly wind along with the low-pressure area that has developed around Rajsthan of India have their general influence in Nepal at present.
Sugarcane farmers in Kanchanpur deprived of Rs 320 million subsidies
The government has been providing subsidy to the sugarcane farmers who sell their sugarcane to the domestic sugar industries.
Bipin Joshi's parents wait with bated breath for their son's safe release
Parents of Bipin Joshi have spent the last 52 days in anxious anticipation. Joshi is one among the Nepali students taken captive by the Hamas militants in course of their October 7 attack in southern Israel.
Two bridges on Narayangadh – Muglin road section brought into service
A bridge each constructed over the Lamo Baluwa and Dumre rivulets on this road section have been opened for vehicular traffic since Wednesday, said Bijaya Darai, an engineer of the Nagdhunga-Muglin Road Project Western Sector (Narayangadh-Muglin).
Government's commitment to honour artists
Minister for Communications and Information Technology, Rekha Sharma, has said the government was committed to honour the artists.
Directive on indigent citizens' medication issued
The government has issued a directive relating to the medical treatment facility for indigent citizens.
Wagle appointed Vice-president of RSP
The meeting decided to nominate Swarnim Wagle as the Vice-president of the party, Lima Adhikari as the treasurer, Sumana Shrestha and Bipin Acharya as joint-general secretaries, Manish Jha, Pratibha Rawal and Ramesh Prasain as joint-spokespersons and Deepak Bohra as joint-treasurer.
Govt. speeding up the campaign of good governance: DPM Shrestha
Speaking at a program organized by the CPN (Maoist Center) Dakshinkali municipal Committee in Pharping today, he said current government has made good governance, prosperity and social justice as its major task.
PM Prachanda leaves for Dubai to participate in COP-28
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' on Wednesday proceeded to Dubai to participate in COP-28.
Around 1,000 people benefited from health camp in Kalikot
Nine hundred seventy people were benefitted from integrated public health campaign and the specialist health campaign launched at Pachaljharana rural municipality of Kalikot district.
Sticker visa compulsory for Nepalis visiting Indonesia
Issuing a circular the embassy has suggested that all processes related to visa should be proceeded from Indonesia's Honorary Consulate located Kathmandu.
Japan provides grants for classroom at Chandrawati Secondary School in Udayapur
By TRN Online, Kathmandu, Nov. 29: Ambassador of Japan to Nepal, KIKUTA Yutaka, signed a grant contract with Babu Ram Gole, Executive Director of Kids of Kathmandu, for the construction of new classrooms at Shree Chandrawati Secondary School in Udayapur District.The signing ceremony was held at the Embassy of Japan in Kathmandu today.This project is funded under the Grant Assistance for Grassroots Human Security Projects (GGP) of the Government of Japan and includes a grant of USD 65,298 (approximately NPR 8.5 million), according to a press release issued by the Japanese embassy today.Shree Chandrawati Secondary School was established in 1960 and has about 330 students. Some of the current school buildings are more than 30 years old, with many cracks in the walls and severe leaks in the roofs. They are also not earthquake-resistant. It is hardly a safe and suitable environment for learning and needs to be improved as soon as possible. This project aims to improve the educational environment by constructing new classroom buildings at the school and will be managed by Kids of Kathmandu, which has been working to improve the educational environment in Nepal. The Embassy of Japan believes that this project will provide a suitable learning environment for students and improve the quality of their education. We also hope that this assistance will further strengthen the friendship between the peoples of Japan and Nepal, including future generations. GGP was established to implement projects that directly benefit people at the grassroots level for the socio-economic development of communities. Since 1991, over 200 GGP projects have been completed in Nepal, read the press release.
