- Sunday, 7 June 2026
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Election activities sped up in Mugu
Seven candidates are contesting the election from Mugu, a single constituency. They are Khadag Bahadur Shahi (Nepali Congress), Purna Bahadur Rokaya (CPN-UML), Chandra Bahadur Shahi (Nepali Communist Party), Bhuwan Tamata (Rastriya Swatantra Party), Rangvir Pariyar (Nepali Communist Party-Maoist), Bala Bahadur Malla (Rastriya Prajatantra Party), and Aitan Malla (Progressive Democratic Party).
Freed Haliyas still without homes, candidates only hope for votes
Even 17 years after the declaration of Haliya liberation, the freed Haliyas are forced to crush stones along the roadside to earn a living due to the lack of proper rehabilitation and employment opportunities.
Nepal hands over donation amount to Myanmar
Ambassador of Nepal to Myanmar, Harishchandra Ghimire, handed over the donation to U Than, Secretary General of Mahamuni Pagoda Trustee, Mandalay in a ceremony organised in the premises of Mahamuni Pagoda, on February 14, reads a press release issued by the Nepali Embassy in Yangon, Myanmar.
Foreign Minister Sharma leaving for Dhaka today
The Foreign Minister's visit reflects Nepal's commitment to further strengthening bilateral relation and deepening the bonds of cooperation between Nepal and Bangladesh, reads a press release issued today by the Foreign Ministry.
Pistol and ammunition recovered
Police have recovered a pistol and 40 rounds of bullet, which were looted from the Area Police Office, Anarmani during Gen Z uprising.
23 election candidates take permission for opening bank accounts in Lalitpur
Two dozens of candidates out of total 71 for the election to the House of Representatives (HoR) in Lalitpur district have taken permission for opening bank accounts. There are three electoral constituencies.
EC receives 66 complaints of code of conduct violation
According to EC Legal Officer Mohan Raj Joshi, clarifications were demanded from political parties, election candidates, government and non-government organisations, as well as media houses and journalists. In the case of registered media outlets and journalists, the EC sought responses through the Press Council Nepal.
'Make Chure conservation a major election agenda'
With the House of Representatives (HoR) election round the corner, the people working in the sector of forest and environment and locals alike have suggested the political parties and candidates that they made conservation of Chure region a major election agenda.
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CM Yadav stresses effective implementation of election code of conduct
At a discussion on 'Effective Implementation of Election Code of Conduct and Role of Stakeholders' organised by the Election Commission and the Nepal Law Society at Janakpurdham today, Chief Minister Yadav stressed that protection of democratic norms and values would not be possible without full implementation of election code of conduct.
NC emerges as university of politics: General Secretary Paudel
General Secretary of the Nepali Congress, Pradeep Paudel, has argued that NC would emerge as a university of politics for those who want to contribute to social and political developments.
Gold mining employs 100,000 in Afghan province
More than 100,000 people are currently employed directly and indirectly in gold mining operations in northern Afghanistan's Badakhshan province, the country's Ministry of Mines and Petroleum said late Sunday.
Gold, silver prices see slight decline
The price of gold and silver has slightly decreased in the domestic market today.
Ballot papers printing in the final phase: Janak Education Materials Centre
The printing of ballot papers for the upcoming House of Representatives (HoR) election reached the final phase.
21 motorable bridges constructed in eight years in Parbat
Altogether 21 motorable bridges were constructed in the past eight years in the district of Parbat. The officials shared that the bridges are in operation in all seasons. The district has road connectivity to all 61 wards.
Drought for long impacts winter crops in Bhojpur
The farmers in Bhojpur district are worried due to drought for long in this winter season. They shared that their winter crops including wheat, barley, potato and mustard farms started drying up due to long drought.
