- Friday, 10 April 2026
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Leader Nepal calls for unity
Chairperson of the CPN (Unified Socialist) Madhav Kumar Nepal has said the country, at present, is for a common consensus and unity for it.
Hospital conducts 36 uterus surgeries by adding financial support
The Dhaulagiri Hospital has successfully completed the targeted free uterus surgery of 36 women by adding the needed financial support itself.
Increase in number of safe abortions in Kailali
The number of women visiting hospitals for safe abortions has increased compared to previously. Likewise, the number of safe abortions is increasing every year in the Seti Provincial Hospital, which is considered to be the most service facility in the Sudurpaschim Province.
Khadka wins title under 'Dhara Nepalgunj Marathon'
Khadga Bahadur Khadka of the Tribhuvan Army Club has bagged the title under the eighth edition of the 'Dhara Nepalgunj Marathon'.
Demand for online air tickets in Karnali Province
The local administration in Karnali Province has demanded to implement online tickets for air services stating that there was no easy air service in the Province. Chief District Officer (CDO) of Mugu, Rom Bahadur Mahat, shared that a request was made with the Ministry of Home Affairs and other agencies to take necessary initiatives to solve the problem of air transport for the people in remote areas in the Province.
Villagers panicked after Maya village of Kalikot begins subsiding
The Maya village of Pachaljharana Rural Municipality-8 in Kalikot district is at high risk of dry landslide. The land in the village is subsiding now. There are 32 households in the village.
SC stays Parliament Secretariat's letter
The Supreme Court (SC) on Friday issued a stay order against the letter issued by the general secretary of the Federal Parliament, which had opened the way for suspended Chief Justice Cholendra Shumsher JBR to resume his office.
NDHS 2022 shows improvement in maternal and child health
The Nepal Demographic and Health Survey (NDHS), 2022 has shown that there has been an improvement in the maternal and child health situation in the country.
Experts suggest concrete action plan to overcome economic challenges
Natural effects of the recession witnessed in the world economy have also started affecting Nepal. Experts have suggested that the country should proceed with concrete action plans and strategies to minimise and overcome the challenges seen in the economy. They have pointed out the need for effective democratic leadership and liberal policies to improve the troubled economy.Acc
Increase domestic products for self-reliant economy: President Bhandari
President Bidya Devi Bhandari has said we need to increase domestic products to ensure self-reliant economy. Time has come to promote production within country to reduce trade loss, she argued.
Putin heralds dawn of ‘truly multipolar world order’ system
"The framework of a truly multipolar world order is emerging before our very eyes. <…> It’s just impossible to oppose these objective historical processes," the head of state pointed out, adding that new development centers were being formed in Asia, Africa and Latin America, which sought to step up efforts to uphold their national interests, and defend their sovereignty and their right to choose their own path of development.
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TU's contribution important in developing higher education: PM Deuba
Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba has said that Tribhuvan University (TU) has played an important role in developing higher education in Nepal.
Don't implement general secretary Gautam's letter: SC
A constitutional bench of the SC on Friday ordered that the letter issued by Bharat Raj Gautam, general secretary of the federal parliament, should for the time being not be implemented.
Nepali orange becomes center of attraction in Kolkata Orange Expo
“This expo has increased the possibility of many tourists visiting Nepal, especially the tourists from Bhutan, Bangladesh, and India due to the showcase of our rural tourism and agricultural products,”
Five new cases, active cases fall to 51
In 297 Real-Time Polymerase Chain Reaction (RT-PCR) tests done in the past 24 hours, five people were found infected with SARS-CoV-2, informed the Ministry of Health and Population (MoHP) in its regular update on Friday. Whereas, no positive case was found in 628 Antigen testing in the last 24 hours.
