- Saturday, 11 April 2026
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Balaju shoe factory inferno brought under control
The Metropolitan Police Circle, Balaju said that the detailed description of the loss incurred due to the fire is yet to be determined.
Deepa to play in Kerala Women's League
A member of the national women's football team Deepa Neupane is to play in the Kerala Women's League of India.
Ayurveda Health Centre Tanahu draws increasing number of patients
The District Ayurveda Health Centre Tanahu has been a huge draw among the locals visiting the Centre for treatment.
Landslide hits Southern Rasuwa
A landslide triggered by incessant rainfall last night completely disrupted a highway along the Banuwa Ghumti area in southern Rasuwa, the district in Bagmati Province.
Fire breaks out at shoe factory in Balaju
Fire has broken out at a shoe factory in local Balaju. The incident occurred at a house close to Balaju Bypass, Kathmandu Metropolitan City-16 a while ago.
Lalitpur metropolis to provided Rs 10 thousand allowance to senior citizens
The Lalitpur Metropolitan City is providing Rs 10 thousand allowances to senior citizens. The metropolis is providing the allowance to the elders so that they would be able to celebrate the festivals with gaiety.
Over 800 houses in Bhaktapur flooded
The flooded Manohara river has inundated the settlements of landless squatters at Madyapurthimi Municipality-1.
Heavy rains, thundershowers predicted in 24 hours
The country is likely to see a partial to the general cloudy sky with light to heavy rains and thundershowers in 24 hours.
Electoral roll update from August 28
The Election Commission will run the program to update the electoral roll along with opposing the claim for the November 20 parliamentary and provincial elections from August 28 to September 4.
Madrid look to keep momentum at UEFA Super Cup
Real Madrid wants to start the new season the same way it ended the last one — winning a trophy.
Cambodian ambassador: Looted artworks are ‘souls’ of culture
APLos Angeles, Aug 10 : Cambodia’s ambassador to the United States said Monday that the transfer of 30 antiquities by U.S. law enforcement authorities to his country was a return of the “souls of our culture.”Ambassador Keo Chhea spoke at a ceremony where a 10th-century sculpture, “Skanda on a Peacock,” was among several works of art displayed as U.S. and Cambodian officials described the impact the return of 30 antiquities would have on the Southeast Asian nation.“It’s like a returning of the souls of our culture back to our people,” Chia said. “We’re very grateful.” Chia praised the cooperation between the U.S. and Cambodia to enable the return of the antiquities, but he also said they were battling a “global problem” that continues.He added that “we need to commit and to continue our fight” to prevent further looting and stop the plundering of precious works of art by tools used by looters, which sometimes results in pieces of sculptures being chopped off.Some sculptures, including one from the 10th century depicting the Hindu elephant god Ganesha that weighs more than 3 tons, were too heavy to be brought to the ceremony, according to U.S. Attorney Damian Williams.The sculptures were looted during a long period of civil war and instability in Cambodia, which was ruled by the brutal Khmer Rouge regime in the 1970s.Williams said organized looting networks — including looters affiliated with the Khmer Rouge — sent the statues to Douglas Latchford, a well-known antiquities dealer, who then sold them to Western dealers, collectors, and institutions.Latchford died before he could be extradited to the United States to face charges of wire fraud conspiracy and other crimes in Manhattan federal court, the prosecutor noted. The indictment eventually was dismissed due to his death.
Kajari song on verge of extinction
The Kajari song, which is sung on the occasion of the ‘Jhula festival’ in Mithilanchal from Saun Shukla Tritiya to Purnima, is now on the verge of extinction.
Thumkeli’s ‘Lok Kalakar Jiwani’ launched
The biography of 13 artists who have dedicated their lives to the promotion of folk art has come in a form of a book.
277 applications for 27 positions of judge in High Court
A total of 277 applications have been filed for 27 positions of judge in the High Court. For the appointments, the Judicial Council announced vacancies for the court by making standards.
Bhojpur schools shut following increasing COVID-19
All educational institutes in Temkemaiyung Rural Municipality in the Bhojpur district have remained closed following the increment in COVID-19.
