- Wednesday, 8 April 2026
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Spandhan by Sangee Shrestha on display
A solo art exhibition entitled Spandhan by artist Sangee Shrestha has been on display at Jiji Machan in Lalitpur.
Herders return home for festivals
The air is crisp, flowers are in full bloom and the villages' maize crops are ready for harvest.
Passenger help desk established in Kushma, Pattale for festival
In order to address the problems of the passengers during the festivals, District Traffic Offices in Parbat and Solukhumbu have established passengers’ help desks at three places of the two districts.
Focus On Dengue Control
Dengue epidemic is now spreading at an alarming rate across the country. Around 30 people succumbed to it while 22,988 dengue cases have been detected so far. The mosquito-transmitted viral disease has emerged as a public health emergency at a time when the health care system has already stretched thin owing to the COVID-19 pandemic. However, health experts state that the treatment of dengue fever is cost-effective if it has been identified in time. But severe dengue is fatal as there is no specific medicine and treatment of it so prevention is the best option to avoid the dengue infection. WHO states that severe dengue causes serious illness and death but early detection of disease progression and access to proper medical support reduces fatality rates of severe dengue to below 1 per cent. Dengue that is found in tropical and sub-tropical climates globally has
Mainali’s Tales Of Enduring Value
For its 48th edition, Aalekh literary journal recently celebrated the 122nd anniversary of the pioneer short story writer Guru Prasad Mainali in Kathmandu. (Press Council Nepal lists the publication in “A” category.) It was a well-deserved tribute to the literary luminary’s life and legacy. Mainali’s work, marked by simple diction and uncomplicated themes, is filled with spontaneity as the source of ideas, which explains his relatively limited number of, but enduringly appreciated, written output.
Strengthen CIAA To Curb Corruption
It is an indisputable fact that corruption is the abuse of assigned power and authority for making private gains. Taking or offering bribes, embezzling public funds and influencing officials are some of the activities associated with corruption. This form of irregularity deteriorates public trust, weakens governance, aggravates inequality, deprivation and causes social disunion ecological mess. Corruption takes a toll on society in many ways. So, corruption is regarded as the biggest obstacle to socio-economic development of nations globally.
Gold price declines by Rs. 1,000 per tola
The prices of gold and silver have dropped noticeably on Sunday.
Innovative Farming In A Refugee Camp
The Tongora Refugee Camp (TRC) in Zimbabwe is being supported by UN agencies to implement a smart farming technology that increase farm yields and supplement refugees’ income. Refugees often have no access to land to engage in farming and yet it could be a source of food and extra income. It is for this reason that the UN World Food Programme (WFP) in 2021 launched a hydroponics farming project in the Tongora camp.
President permits govt to mobilise Nepali Army in elections
President Bidya Devi Bhandari has allowed the government to mobilise the Nepal Army in the November 20 elections to the House of Representatives and Provincial Assemblies.
Prachanda praises Prem Geet-3
CPN (Maoist Centre) Chairman Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' visited Indra Dev Movie Hall to watch Prem Geet-3 movie in Narayanghat on Sunday evening.
First Day of Navaratra: Ghatasthapana being observed
The first day of "Navaratra" is being marked today by worshipping the deity Shailaputri in accordance with Vedic rituals and preparing for Jamara (barley shoots) by sowing maize and barley seeds in a jar filled with soil and cow dung for germination.
Govt preparing to resume closed industries, Minister Badu reiterates
The government is preparing to run the closed industries by this fiscal year by unveiling policies needed for this feat
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Dengue cases on rise in Sudurpashim since mid-May
Dengue fever infection has spread in the Sudurpaschim Province districts since the past four months
Indian Army Chief Pande returns home
The visiting Indian Army Chief Manoj Pande returned home on Thursday by concluding his five-day official visit to Nepal
French delegation pays courtesy call on NA Chair Timilsina
A delegation led by Chairperson of France-Nepal Inter-parliamentary Friendship Group, Daniel Salmon, paid a courtesy call on Chairperson of the National Assembly, Ganesh Prasad Timilsina, at his office, Singha Durbar, today
