- Wednesday, 5 November 2025
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Does Demonetisation Curb Corruption?
There is talk on and off of banning Rs. 1,000- and 500-denomination banknotes in Nepal. Such talk has arisen in the conviction that demonetisation will remove money earned through corrupt practices from the economy. But the question arises, will this measure produce positive results? Demonetetisation is one of the methods of reforming the economy by getting rid of not only black money but also counterfeit money. It is believed that the Nepali
Secret Depths Of Past
Hidden in the heart of America's underground, where time seems to stand still, are relics from an era when the Earth breathed coal forests and stormy seas. Recently, in karst labyrinths like Mammoth Cave in Kentucky and similar formations in A
Nationwide rainfall likely: Weather Forecasting Division
Currently there is an impact of the westerly winds as well as the low-pressure system formed in the Arabian Sea, resulting in the generally cloudy situation across the country today.
19 people injured in Jhapa road mishap
Nineteen passengers were injured in a road accident happened at Maidhar of Shivasatakshi Municipality-10 in Jhapa district this morning, according to the police.
Chhath festival concludes
This year's Chhath festival concluded today by offering Argha to the rising Sun this morning. The four-day festival that began last Saturday was celebrated with main Pooja last evening and concluded today by offering Argha to the rising sun.
Sabitra nets brace as Nepal beat India 2–1
Sabitra Bhandari, popularly known as Samba, bagged a brace as Nepal edged past India 2–1 to end the 2025 Women’s Tri-Nation Tournament on a high. The match was a dead rubber, with Iran already crowned champions after two wins. Still, both Nepal and India were determined to restore pride following heavy defeats to Iran—Nepal lost 3–0, while India went down 2–0. With the result, Nepal finished second in the standings, while hosts India settled for third.
Mbappe and Bellingham seal clasico win as Madrid end losing run against Barcelona
Madrid, Oct. 28: Real Madrid finally ended its recent struggles against Barcelona in a tense clasico which saw players confronting each other after the final whistle. Kylian Mbappé and Jude Bellingham scored as Madrid beat Barcelona 2-1 in the first clasico of the season on Sunday, halting a four-game losing streak against the Catalan rival. The victory increased Madrid's league lead over Barcelona to five points after 10 rounds. There was a scuffle between the bench
Singer Nirmohi receives financial help
Senior folk singer Kamal B.K. Nirmohi, who has been bedridden after both his kidneys failed, has received Rs. 171,211 as financial support for his treatment. Of the total amount, Rs. 106,211 was collected through a cultural programme organised by Baas Nepal in Nepalgunj on October 21, while an additional Rs. 65,000 was raised in Surkhet by senior folk lyricist, instrumentalist and theatre artist Triratna Prem Dev Giri. The cheque was handed over to Nirmohi’s wife, Heram Devi B
Samachakewa festival begins in Mithila
The Samachakewa festival has begun in the Mithila region, including Mahottari. This festival, dedicated to brothers, is observed by the women of Mithila (Mithilani) and started on Monday night. It begins on the second day of the Chhath festival, or the fifth day of Kattik Shukla (the bright fortnight) in the month of Kartik, and is observed for 11 days, concluding on Purnima (the full moon day of Kartik). During the festival, Mithila women fr
Rs. 3m raised to preserve temples
A grand Shreemad Bhagwat Saptaha Gyan Mahayagya held at Chimkeshwari and Budhimai temples in Aanbukhaireni Rural Municipality–5, Tanahun, has raised more than Rs. 3 million in donations. The event aims to preserve the temples, expand physical infrastructure, and promote religious tourism in the area. According to the organising committee, Chairman of the Chimkeshwari Tourism Development Committee, Krishna Man Tamang, and Indramaya Tamang made the largest single donation of Rs. 501,101. Similarly, Amrit KC and Goma KC from Aanbukhaireni–3 contributed Rs. 505,558, while Keshar Bahadur KC and Sanumaya KC donated Rs. 111,111. Krishna Bahadur Khatri and Dhankumari Timilsina contributed Rs.125,055.
Visitors flock to Mustang's Jong Cave
First-time visitor Bhimnath Sharma was left astonished upon seeing the Sija Jong’ Cave, marked by distinctive holes in the mountain wall of Lomanthang Rural Municipality-1, Mustang. This unique and captivating six-storey cave, including the ground floor, continues to fascinate tourists who ascend its narrow staircases. Situated at an altitude of 3,785 metres above sea level, the cave comprises 50 interconnected rooms, which visitors can explore freely. Historically, it is said to have contained a total of 108 rooms when first constructed.
Ferry service resumes in Arun River
Ferry services have resumed on the Arun River at Satighat, linking the northern regions of Shadanand Municipality and Salpasilichho Rural Municipality of Bhojpur district with the Tarai through Sankhuwasabha.
Armed Police Force tightens border surveillance
The Armed Police Force (APF) has intensified security measures at the Rampurkhap border point in Rautahat to curb cross-border smuggling. The personnel stationed at the Rampurkhap Border Outpost (BOP) have been rigorously inspecting and seizing smuggled items almost every day. With enhanced surveillance by the APF, there has been a noticeable decline in the smuggling and unauthorised import of goods through this border point in rec
Claimed tallest in country, Kalikot’s Pachal Waterfall remains in oblivion
Pachal Waterfall in Kalikot district is Nepal’s tallest waterfall and one of the highest in Asia. Despite its grandeur, the lack of proper infrastructure and road access has kept tourists from reaching the destination.
Bhatte: Model village for organic farming
Bhatte village, situated in Ward-3 of Tulsipur Sub-Metropolitan City, approximately eight kilometres southwest of Tulsipur Bazaar, has gained recognition as a model village for organic farming. Representatives and officials from federal, provincial and local governments frequently visit the area for observation and study, recognising it as a growing hub for organic farming. Karna Bahadur Oli, chairperson of the Bhatte Agricultural Cooperative, has launched a campaign to make Bhatte a fully chemical-free village within next four years. According to Oli, local farmers have already begun replacing chemical fertilisers and pesticides with organic alternatives. Organic pesticides are being prepared from natural ingredients such as neem, bakaino (chinaberry), aloe vera, titepati (mugwort), garlic, onion, ginger, castor, and chilli.
