- Saturday, 11 April 2026
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I might again become party Chair if there is consensus or elected by delegates: UML Chair Oli
CPN (UML) Chairman KP Sharma Oli has said that he might retain the party Chair position through the upcoming 11th National Congress if an agreement is reached or if elected by the delegates.
Cabinet meeting approves agreement signed with Gen-Z reps
A meeting of the Council of Ministers held today approved and decided to implement the 10-point agreement signed between the government and Gen Z representatives on Wednesday.
I might again become party Chair if there is consensus or elected by delegates: UML Chair Oli
Stating that he would not work under any pressure by setting any preconditions, party Chair Oli urged senior Vice Chair Ishwar Pokharel and other leaders to make efforts for consensus within the party rather than giving proposals from outside the party.
Seminar on Tourism Management concludes highlighting on dialogue on culture of tourism
During the 10-day event, the participants not only attended the lectures and seminars, but also made trips to different parts of the Kathmandu Valley to gain real experience in quality tourism products.
Lumbini set 135 runs target for Biratnagar
Lumbini Lions set a target of 135 runs for Biratnagar Kings in Nepal Premier League (NPL) 2nd qualifier match being played in TU International Cricket Ground, Kirtipur, today.
Nepali Communist Party for completing socialist revolution: leader Gajurel
Leader Gajurel clarified that the party unification was not solely for winning in the election although chances to become the largest party in the election are growing and that the opposing political parties and forces were worried about that and spreading rumours.
Nepal should take lead for Mountain agenda: Minister Dr Pariyar
Minister for Agriculture and Livestock Development Dr Madan Prasad Pariyar has said that Nepal should take the lead in amplifying issues of mountain conservation within the global community.
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46 thousand new voters in Sudurpaschim province
Forty-six thousand and twenty new voters have been registered in Sudurpaschim Province.
Nepali youth receives 'Bright Spark Award' from Adelaide University
The Adelaide University of Australia has presented 'Bright Spark Award' to a Nepali student for developing a communication tool to assist in the mining industry works with the use of Artificial Intelligence.
Nepal should take lead for Mountain agenda: Minister Dr Pariyar
Minister for Agriculture and Livestock Development Dr Madan Prasad Pariyar has said that Nepal should take the lead in amplifying issues of mountain conservation within the global community.
Book fest for reading culture: Minister Kharel
Minister Kharel said, "There is nothing greater than education; it is the torch to evade the darkness. Let's pray that those children still deprived of education get to go to school and receive a quality education."
NPL: Biratnagar wins toss, sends Lumbini to bat first
Biratnagar Kings has won the toss and elected to bowl first against Lumbini Lions in the second qualifier match of the ongoing second edition of the Nepal Premier League (NPL) taking place at the TU Cricket Stadium in local Kirtipur.
Tiger census from December 16
A tiger census is scheduled to begin in Chitwan National Park (CNP) on December 16. The census will also be conducted in three other national parks: Banke, Bardiya, and Shuklaphanta.
46 thousand new voters in Sudurpaschim province
Prem Raj Bhatta, Head of the Sudurpaschim Province Election Office, said that there has been an increase in young voters for the House of Representatives election to be held on March 5, 2026.
Former Prez Bhandari observes Federal Parliament Building damaged during Gen Z movement
She reached the Federal Parliament building based in New Baneshwor to take stock of the extent of damage from the vandalism and arson.
