- Friday, 10 April 2026
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852 new cases, 328 recoveries in 24 hrs
According to the Ministry of Health and Population (MoHP), 531 persons were found infected through the PCR tests of 3876 while 321 persons were found infected through the antigen test of 2507 persons.
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Nepal and Britain to sign MoU on labour
A memorandum of understanding (MoU) on supply of health human resources is being signed between Nepal and Britain on coming Monday.
7.8 percent population at risk of severe food crisis in Nepal despite sufficient reserve
In the fiscal year, 2078-79 BS, the annual food production in the country was 10 million 772 thousand metric tonnes and it was around 7,530,000 metric tonnes by deducing the seeds, livestock preservation and post-harvest stage loss.
Ministry of Finance takes lead to substitute LPG gas cylinders with electric stove
He instructed all the subordinate bodies to substitute LPG cylinders with the electric stove at the earliest, according to Minister's public relations advisor Manarishi Dhital.
'Five-party coalition for stability of the country'
At a programme organized by the Krishna Prasad Bhattarai Foundation here today to congratulate the people's representatives elected in the May 13's last local level election, Minister Karki further said the current coalition will continue even in the upcoming November 20's election (provincial and federal level) to build prosperous Nepal.
KMC starts managing waste despite of obstructions
The Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) has today also managed the waste generated in the Kathmandu Valley, amidst a security cordon.
Suresh Wagle Cancer Centre block constructed at TU Teaching Hospital
The Suresh Wagle Cancer Centre has been constructed at the Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital.
Cases of viral fever go up in Khotang, infected health workers compelled to render services
The District Hospital Khotang is receiving an increasing number of viral fever-infected patients of late.
Light to moderate rain likely
Light to moderate rain is predicted in some areas with partial to general changes in weather conditions across the country.
Transport management service office set up in Rajbiraj
The Transport Management Service Office has been brought into operation in Rajbiraj of Saptari district.
Tribal day celebrated with cultural programmes
The Federation of Nepalese Tribes of Israel organised a programme reflecting the cultural identity of the tribal communities with original costumes and dance performances on August 12 in Israel.
‘BHRAMAN 2022’ art exhibition concludes
A 3-day "Bhraman 2022" art exhibition concluded here on Tuesday. Actor Nikhil Upreti inaugurated the exhibition at the Tarragona Museum and Cultural Centre, Kathmandu, on Sunday.
Children to be inoculated with Pfizer vaccine at schools
As many as 38,000 children within 5-12-year-old are to be inoculated with Pfizer vaccines against COVID-19 in Baitadi.
Local laws ease governance
Local level governments that are constitutionally endowed with legislative authority have formulated and implemented laws within their jurisdiction.
Danger Of Dengue
Dengue, a viral communicable disease transmitted by mosquito, is spreading across Nepal in an increasingly dangerous way in recent years. Though this disease was confined in the Terai and inner Terai plains in the past, now it is spreading in the hilly and mountain districts, defying the belief that it is prevalent in the plains with hot climate. Spread of dengue in previously unsuspected regions makes us look into the global pattern of temperature rise and prevalence of insects such as mosquito in higher altitude. Mostly spreading in the monsoon season, this vector borne disease also occurs in pre-monsoon and post-monsoon time as well. Coinciding with the spread of COVID-19 infections lately, several cases of dengue have also been detected ac
