- Monday, 8 June 2026
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Subedi appointed Nepal's Ambassador to Switzerland
President Ramchandra Paudel on Friday appointed Ram Prasad Subedi as Nepal's Ambassador to Switzerland. Subedi was appointed to the post according to the Article 282 (1) of the Constitution of Nepal as per the recommendation of the Council of Ministers.
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CTEVT exams will run promptly: Minister Rai
Minister for Education, Health and Technology, Ashok Kumar Rai, has said an understanding has reached to conduct the exams under the Council for Technical Education and Vocational Training without further delay.
Minister Acharya pledges to provide help to shelter for homeless
Minister for Women, Children and Senior Citizens Surendra Raj Acharya has pledged to provide assistance to 'Mamaghar Anathalaya', a shelter for homeless people based in Bandegaun of Godavari Municipality-14 in Lalitpur district.
Tanahun locals protest land acquisition under MCC
Local people of Byas Municipality-13 in Tanahun district have protested the land acquisition process for a transmission line extension project under the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC).
Embassy of Nepal in Beijing hosts photo exhibit on climate change
The Embassy of Nepal in Beijing, in collaboration with Oxfam office in China, hosted an event entitled 'Roundtable and Photo Exhibition on Climate Change Challenges in Nepal' today.
NA meeting put off until further notice
The National Assembly (NA) meeting scheduled for Sunday has been postponed. Issuing a notice today, the Federal Parliament Secretariat said that the NA meeting was postponed until further notice adding that the meeting could not take place in the given time and date citing a special reason.
President Paudel honours Dr Bimal with BP Koirala Memorial Literary Award
President Ramchandra Paudel conferred the BP Koirala Memorial Literary Award on Dr Rajendra Bimal of Janakpur today.
Chief Secretary exhorts civil servants to deliver good governance to citizens
Government Chief Secretary Dr Baikuntha Aryal has directed the civil service employees to carry out works with priority so as to guarantee first-hand good governance to the citizens.
Russia’s oil and gas revenues have recovered despite foreign pressure — PM
"Oil and gas revenues have recovered despite foreign pressure. According to data provided by the Finance Ministry, since September their trajectory has substantially exceeded last year’s level amid an increase in oil prices," he said at a meeting devoted to the draft federal budget for a three-year period.
Climate campaigners demonstrate in Kathmandu ahead of G20 summit
“We call on the G20 leaders to stop blocking progress towards a UN Tax Convention. It is a long standing demand of developing countries that the G20 and OECD have, time and again, stalled. We need a tax deal that centers the needs and concerns of the peoples of the Global South,”
Circular Economy for Business
In contrast to referring to waste with negative connotations, the circular economy is principally built on the notion of seeing waste as an opportunity and fundamentally focuses on life cycle extension strategies so that a product or its component can be turned back into the production and consumption cycle before its ultimate end-of-life.
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I am positive about upgrading Jaleshwor customs as main transit: Finance Minister
Finance Minister Dr Prakash Sharan Mahat today said he was positive to upgrade the Jaleshwor customs office as a main transit for the expansion of trade relations with their countries.
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PM Prachanda awards civil employees
The incumbent government awarded several civil employees for their performance par excellence on the occasion of 20th Civil Service Day today.
PM Prachanda urges investors to invest in Nepal
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' today urged investors to invest in Nepal. Addressing the 12 Years of Investment Board Nepal ceremony on Friday PM Prachanda urged all valued potential investors to invest in Nepal.
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Minister Devi directs government employees to be result-oriented
Minister for Federal Affairs and General Administration Anita Devi has directed civil servants to carry out result-oriented work. Addressing a programme organised here today on the occasion of the 20th Civil Service Day, the minister stressed the need for government workers to work professionally and creatively for development, prosperity and good governance.
