- Thursday, 2 April 2026
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'Attack on BFIs worrying'
During a programme organized by the Society of Economic Journalists, Nepal (SEJON) on 'banking sector and way forward' in the federal capital, Kathmandu, today, Koirala viewed, financial and banking sector was facing challenges after the intimidation on bank employees over loan issues. "The issues of loan giving and taking are clearly mentioned in the law, but the bank employees are attacked over it," he reminded.
'Attack on BFIs worrying'
During a programme organized by the Society of Economic Journalists, Nepal (SEJON) on 'banking sector and way forward' in the federal capital, Kathmandu, today, Koirala viewed, financial and banking sector was facing challenges after the intimidation on bank employees over loan issues. "The issues of loan giving and taking are clearly mentioned in the law, but the bank employees are attacked over it," he reminded.
Rasuwagadhi border resumes
Rasuwagadhi border checking point of Nepal-China border resumes from Dec 28.
Menstrual discriminations persist in Bajhang despite decades-long efforts
“In our time, menstruating girls were strictly prohibited from attending school,” she said. Over time, this practice gradually diminished but not on its own. “We launched campaigns against menstrual stigma and exclusion,” Joshi recalled.
Environment Minister stresses on efficient zoo management, conservation campaign
Minister for Forests and Environment and Chairman of the National Trust for Nature Conservation (NTNC), Madhav Prasad Chaulagain, has expressed his commitment to focus on making the zoo management efficient and the conservation campaigns more effective.
Farmers of Gorkha turn to cardamom farming
Farmers who are in search of an alternate cash crop for farming in line with not getting handsome returns as expected from traditional farming have started adopting cardamom cultivation as a long-term and profitable option.
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HAPN draws Minister Ghising's attention for Fewa Lake conservation
The Hotel Association Pokhara Nepal (HAPN) has drawn attention of Minister for Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation, Kul Man Ghising, for the conservation of Fewa Lake.
Unification between JSP Nepal and JSP announced
Both of them signed the party-unification agreement today. Earlier on Sunday, an understanding for the unification was reached between the Tarai Madhes Loktantrik Party and Janata Samajbadi Party Nepal.
Nepal Police collects Rs 400 million revenue in a month
The Nepal Police has collected Rs 402 million 549 thousand in revenue in the month of Mangsir (November 17 to December 15) of the current fiscal year 2025/26.
Ambulance used for marijuana smuggling in Morang, two arrested
Nischal Rai of Shahidbhumi Rural Municipality-6, Dhankuta district, and Khagendra Limbu of Sangurigadhi Rural Municipality-2 were arrested after the police opened fire in the air after people tried to flee, leaving an ambulance (Province 1-06-001 Jha 0004 after seeing a team of police mobilized at checking at Kerabari Rural Municipality -5, based on special information received on Sunday night.
Man in Interpol notice was detained from UAE
A person listed on Interpol’s Red Notice has been arrested in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). He has been identified as Javed Anwarddin of Shreenagar, Baglung Municipality–2.
Ward chair arrested for citizenship fraud
DSP of the District Police Office, Saroj Rai, also the spokesperson of the station, said that Mikarani has been arrested in connection with the citizenship offense.
Former Home Minister Lekhak reaches inquiry commission to record statements
Former Home Minister and Nepali Congress leader Ramesh Lekhak has reached the inquiry commission formed to investigate into the incidents that unfolded during the Gen-Z movement on September 8 and 9 to record his statements. Lekhak presented himself before the commission on Monday.
North Korea says it tested long-range cruise missiles
North Korea said Monday it fired long-range strategic cruise missiles into the sea to test the country’s nuclear deterrence, days after it showed apparent progress in the construction of its first nuclear-powered submarine.
NCP not to include ex-ministers, lawmakers in PR closed list
The Nepali Communist Party (NCP) has decided not to include the names of the leaders, who already became lawmakers and ministers, in the proportional representation list of the House of Representatives.
