- Monday, 8 June 2026
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Nemwang's funeral procession begins
The funeral procession for Constituent Assembly (CA) Chair and CPN UML leader, Subash Chandra Nemwang, has commenced.
Okhaldhunga court records witness statement remotely
For the first time ever, the District Court of Okhaldhunga has recorded a witness statement remotely via video conferencing.
STC needs to fortify its presence in market: Minister Rijal
Minister for Industry, Commerce and Supplies Ramesh Rijal has said that the Salt Trading Corporation (STC) should strengthen its presence in the market to control the artificial price hikes of essential commodities in the days ahead.
Natikaji music evening concludes
The Natikaji Sangeet Shrawan Sanjh-2080’ was recently organised with the objective of preserving and promoting the rich legacy of Nepali modern music.
Special mosquitoes are being bred to fight dengue
For decades, preventing dengue fever in Honduras has meant teaching people to fear mosquitoes and avoid their bites. Now, Hondurans are being educated about a potentially more effective way to control the disease — and it goes against everything they’ve learned.
Argentina triumph without Messi, Brazil grab late win in Peru
World champions Argentina rested Lionel Messi but still shined in a 3-0 victory over 10-man Bolivia in La Paz on Tuesday to maintain their winning start to South American World Cup qualifying.
Ukrainian attack damages 2 ships and injures 24 people
A Ukrainian attack on a strategic shipyard early Wednesday in Russia-annexed Crimea wounded 24 people, damaged two ships undergoing repairs and caused a fire at the facility, Russian authorities reported.
Dedicated Chungba exploring wildlife with his lens
Age is merely a number when one is driven by passion and firm dedication. This truth is exemplified by wildlife photographer Chungba Sherpa, who embarked on his remarkable journey in wildlife photography at the age of 57 after retiring from his extended career as a tourism entrepreneur.
Decisions of Karnali govt not implemented yet
The decisions made by the annual review meeting of the Karnali Province Government for the Fiscal Year 2022/023 have not been implemented even though one and half months have elapsed since the decisions were made.
Haldibari ensures free supplies of drinking water to locals
The Haldibari rural municipality in Jhapa has launched the free distribution of drinking water to the locals, aiming to improve people's access to clean drinking water.
Lawmakers fundamentally responsible for legislative duties: Ranju Kumari Jha
Ranju Kumari Jha, a member of the House of Representatives from the Janata Samajbadi Party Nepal, firmly believes that the primary duty of lawmakers is to engage in formulation of laws, rather than being solely focused on development enedvours.
Enable Nepali Workers
In recent years, Nepal has seen a heightened focus on labour migration, with Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal, 'Prachanda,' taking the lead in addressing these concerns by engaging in constructive discussions with Nepali diplomatic missions abroad. This initiative demonstrates the government's commitment to address the hardships experienced by its citizens working in foreign countries. While Prime Minister Prachanda's emphasis on safeguarding Nepali workers is commendable, it is essential to acknowledge that labour migration issues have persisted for years, and many previous promises have not been fully realised. One of t
Perils Of Power-centric Politics
Nepal’s tryst with plural politics or polyarchy started during the nineties when the non-party authoritarian dispensation headed by the King collapsed. This was followed by the Westminster model of democracy that was introduced replacing the earstwhile Pachayat system. After a year-long haggling over the contents of the new constitution, the basic law of the land was finally agreed upon and enacted transferring and vesting sovereign rights for the first time in the people of Nepal. Multiparty competitive elections were conducted in line with the Constitution of the Kingdom of Nepal. The constitution had provisioned limited monarchy with cabinet system of governm
Stock Investor Alert Detecting Unethical Practices Of Companies
In the context of Nepali stock market, it is time for investors to shift their focus towards the future of organisations. This shift can be achieved by examining organisations and their activities from an ethical and managerial perspective, while also considering their performance. The extent to which management is morally inclined to connect with society through corporate operations is a critical factor. The ethical behaviour exhibited by managers is based on the prevailing societal and corporate standards and values. Although ethical standards may lack strict benchmarks, the evaluation of the ethical dimension of management can be based on its dedication and activities in promoting openness, integrity, and commitment to a wide range of business stakeholders. The efficacy of managerial practices significantly influences the overall success of an organisation. Understanding and examining managerial practices are crucial issues
Water Transformation
The Urban Water Catalyst Initiative is an important step towards addressing the challenges of water provision. It emphasises willingness to reform, financial autonomy and the integration of technical and financial support for urban utilities. One of the voluntary commitments that Germany’s federal government, with support from KfW Development Bank and the German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ), made together with the Dutch government at this year’s UN Water Conference was the Urban Water Catalyst Initiative (UWCI). The partnership, initiated by Germany, is open to additional donors. In fact, according to Global Water Intelligence, the leading publisher of the international water industry, the initiative may be the most important contribution to the UN’s Water Action Agenda. The UWCI marks the first time a global instrument has been created tha
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