- Tuesday, 26 May 2026
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Social security to cover informal sector, Nepali migrant workers abroad
The government is preparing to cover social security for workers in the informal sector, Nepali migrant workers abroad and those engaged through self-employment.
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60 former MPs defeated in election
More than 60 former Members of Parliaments (MP) contesting this election have lost it, thereby staying out of legislative body.
EC decides to hold election again at 10 voting centres of Dolakha
The Election Commission has decided to hold the reelection at 10 voting centres of Dolakha district within four days.
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Candidate Karki demands recounting of votes
Candidate for House of Representatives member from Sunsari constituency no 4, Gyanendra Bahadur Karki, has demanded recounting of votes.
Nepal- India BFSI Partnership Summit-2022 concludes
“Nepal-India BFSI Partnership Summit-2022” organized to hold a discussion on ways to advance collaboration among bank and financial institutions between Nepal and India is concluded on November 25.
Rukum East reports first C-section birth
The district hospital in Rukum East reports the first C-section birth.
NC emerges largest party in Sudurpashim under FPTP counts
The major ruling Nepali Congress (NC) has emerged as the largest party in the Sudurpashim Province in the counting of votes under the first-past-the-post under the House of Representatives (HoR) polls on November 20.
80 per cent of PR votes counted so far
Shaligram Sharma Paudel, the spokesperson of the Election Commission, informed that process to enter the details about PR votes counted so far in the information system of the EC and that of the office of the chief election officer is underway.
Ruling alliance wins majority seats in Karnali PA
The ruling alliance won majority seats in the recent election to the Member of the Province Assembly in the Karnali Province. The ruling alliance clinched 18 seats followed by five by the CPN (UML) in the ongoing vote count under the first-past-the-post system. In the previous election, the alliance between the CPN (Maoist Centre) and the UML won the highest 20 seats.
Maoist fighter's inspiring vegetable farm
“I took membership of the Maoist party in 2000 when I was doing the second year of Proficiency Level. But, within two years I got arrested. I was beaten severely. When I gained consciousness, I found myself at the side of a road in the jungle. Later on, I knew that a teacher had rescued me saying that I was not a Maoist,”
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Poll results except three districts by Tuesday: EC
The Nepali Congress has topped the vote count tally so far under the House of Representatives (HoR) and Province Assembly (PA) elections held on November 20. The vote count across the country is ongoing. As per the results update under the first-past-the-post (FPTP) category by the Election Commission till this afternoon, the NC has come ahead by winning 53 seats.
Four new cases, active cases stand at 263
In 512 Real-Time Polymerase Chain Reaction (RT-PCR) tests done in the past 24 hours, a total of three people were found infected with SARS-CoV-2, informed the Ministry of Health and Population (MoHP) in its regular update on Sunday. Whereas, one case has been found in 428 Antigen testing.
Vote count in Sunsari-4 postponed since Saturday evening
The vote count in Sunsari constituency-4 has been postponed since Saturday evening. The Chief Returning Officer Arjun Adhikari said the vote count could not resume yet as local political parties failed to forge a consensus.
NC's Limbu wins HoR seat from Morang-1
Nepali Congress candidate Dig Bahadur Limbu has been elected as a member of the House of Representatives from Morang constituency-1. He received 25,794 votes.
Madhesh Province Assembly welcoming majority of new faces this time
The voters in the Madhesh Province this time decided to send mixed faces to the Province Assembly. Through the recently concluded polls, the Province Assembly in the Madhesh which comprises eight districts in the southern plain is all set to reflect a diverse mass in terms of political parties, age groups, class and community.
