- Thursday, 23 April 2026
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Cold claims two quake-affected persons in Jajarkot
Two elderly persons died from cold in Jajarkot district.
PM Prachanda to address 2nd Global South Summit today
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' is to address the 2nd Voice of Global South Summit today.
6.7 magnitude earthquake jolts Southern Philippines
An earthquake of 6.7 magnitude hit Southern Philippines.
Gaza death toll rises to 11,470 — TV channel
On November 12, the Palestinian Health Ministry reported that the death toll from the Israeli shelling amounted to 11,180 civilians, including 4,609 children. Some 28,200 people were injured, the ministry said.
Toilets should be accessible for all citizens: Deputy Speaker Rana
Deputy Speaker Indira Rana has underscored that all citizens have access to toilets.
PM Prachanda calls for unity, stating that conspiracy being hatched to snatch rights
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' warned that there was a conspiracy to take away the rights of people's representatives and thus called for unity among all political parties against the conspiracies of all sorts.
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Youth in Jhapa arrested on charge of cyber crime
Police have arrested a youth from Kamal rural municipality-1 of Jhapa district on the charge of misusing social networking site cum social media by creating a fake Facebook ID.
Prime Minister Prachanda in Anbukhaireni
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' has arrived at Anbukhaireni of Tanahun today.
Banana worth Rs 40 million imported in Janakpurdham for Chhath festival
Banana worth Rs 40 million has been imported from India in Janakpurdham, the capital of Madhes province, alone for the Chhath festival.
Man electrocuted in Baglung
One person has died after being electrocuted in Baglung district.
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Preparation for Chhath in Jaleshwor
Preparation for Chhath in Jaleshwor
Poachers kill two rhinos in CNP
"One of the deceased rhino was six-year-old and another 18 years old. The horn of the six-year-old rhino was cut, and the horn of another one was removed."
Distributors make producers’ ‘Dimaag Kharaab’
The producer and director of the film ‘Dimaag Kharaab’, which was released in local cinemas recently, have warned that they will halt screening of the film in local theatres, citing inequality in the number of shows offered to them and revenue distribution. Fed up by the injustice meted out against their film by the distributors, producer Raunak Bikram Kandel and director Nischal Basnet issued a press statement demanding fair treatment to local Nepali films. In the press statement, they stressed that unless Nepali films are granted an equal number of screenings and an equitable share of revenue compared to foreign films, they may suspend the film’s screening in Nepal. They complained that the theatres were not providing enough shows and insisted on equal screenings for Nepali films compared to foreign ones.
Poudel’s book released in New Zealand
A memoir ‘Katha Bhitrako Katha’ (The story within the story) by Gopal Poudel was released in Palmerston North City, New Zealand, recently. Lawmaker Tangi Utikere, City Council Mayor Grant Smith, essayist Yubaraj Nayaghare, Refugee Forum chair Bal Ghimire and Bhutanese Samaj New Zealand chair Dewan Tamang jointly launched the book that has shed light on the problems facing the refugees. Lawmaker Utikere appreciated Poudel for his commitment to the literary and ethnic identity of Nepalis. Mayor Smith said that Poudel was the first person from the refugee community to produce quality creative works. Essayist Nayaghare said that Poudel was committed to promoting Nepali language, literature and culture and expressed his belief that the book would receive special space.
All districts of Nepal declared diclofenac-free
All 77 districts of Nepal have been declared diclofenac-free. The first Vulture Conservation Summit in Kathmandu in 2004 decided to ban the use of diclofenac. To save the vultures, the government of Nepal imposed a ban on the production, import, sale, and use of diclofenac in 2006. Over the 17 years, all districts have been declared free of diclofenac. Dang district was declared diclofenac-free for the first time in 2010. Since 2002, there has been a rapid surge in the death rate of vultures. Krishna Prasad Bhusal, a vulture conservation expert, stated that the vulture population in South Asia has decreased by more than 95 per cent during this period.
