- Saturday, 11 April 2026
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US Assistant Secretary Lu arrives
Informing about the arrival of Lu, the US Embassy said on its Facebook page that Assistant Secretary Lu will hold meetings with the business community, civil society, and government officials during his stay in Nepal.
Four reports of different committees presented in NA
Four different reports from the respective committees have been presented in today's second meeting of the National Assembly.
US Embassy hosts Business and Investment Facilitation Workshop
The US Embassy organized a one-day workshop with business and government leaders to promote sustainable economic development in Nepal today.
Nobody has leeway to repeat mistakes: UML Chair Oli
Jhapa, July 28: CPN (UML) chairperson KP Sharma Oli has reminded the party cadres that the party had to regret defeating him in the parliamentary election of 2008. Addressing the leading party workers' assembly held in Damak of Jhapa district today, he said it would be a big folly to repeat the same tendency in the upcoming federal and provincial parliamentary election. Chair Oli asserted that the party cadres and leaders have no excuse to repeat the same mistake. "Several colleagues in the party did not vote for me but cast their votes for candidates from other parties in the 2008 election. Now, where is the person you voted for," he said, reminding the people of constituency number 7 of the district how they had to regret not voting for him at that time less than a year from the election. He urged the people in his constituency not to repeat that mistake in the upcoming election. Calling upon the party cadres to understand the party's principles and policy, the UML Chair directed all the party workers and leaders not to make the same mistake again. Chair Oli is scheduled to address the leading party workers' assembly at Kamal and Gauriganj rural municipalities and at Gauradaha municipality later today, the UML Jhapa district chairperson Deepak Karki said. (RSS)
Active caseload crosses 4,000 mark, 710 new cases in 24 hrs
In 2,541 Real-Time Polymerase Chain Reaction (RT-PCR) tests done in the past 24 hours, a total of 524 people were found infected with SARS-CoV-2, informed the Ministry of Health and Population (MoHP) in its regular update on Thursday. Likewise, the virus infection was detected in 186 people in 2,484 antigen tests performed in the last 24 hours.
Committee formed to study about Gautam Buddha International Cricket Stadium project
he government has formed a technical committee to undertake the remaining works under the Gautam Buddha International Cricket Stadium Construction Project based in Bharatpur of Chitwan.
National Assembly passes three bills
The National Assembly today unanimously passed two bills along with amendment. The bills passed by the upper house f the federal parliament are the Nepal Engineering Council (First Amendment) Bill, 2076 BS, and the Bill Related to Senior Citizens (First Amendment), 2075 BS.
'Simple measures can save from chronic Hepatitis'
"68 percent of Hepatitis B is caused by needle pricks. Therefore, there is a need to be cautious in blood transfusion as well as organ transplants. The majority of expecting mothers with this virus are found transmitting the virus to their newborn."
Contribution of Bir Hospital in health care is outstanding: PM Deuba
Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba has described the contribution made by the Bir Hospital to health treatment in the country since its establishment to date as unparalleled.
'Amendment to Senior Citizens Act aims to ensure dignified life of senior people'
Minister for Women, Children and Senior Citizens, Uma Regmi has said families and local governments have been made responsible for the senior citizens.
Nepal retains same 19th position in new ODI ranking
As per the new ODI ranking, Nepal has managed to remain in the same 19th position as in the previous ODI ranking. New Zealand is in the first position while England is in the second position in the new ODI ranking.
US Assistant Secretary of State Lu arriving
US Assistant Secretary of the State, Donald Lu, is arriving in Nepal today. According to the US Embassy in Nepal, Assistant Secretary Lu would arrive in Kathmandu this evening.
Landslides survivors waiting freedom from life in tent
Over 350 families reside in makeshift tents in the Chure rural municipality-based national forest areas in Kailali of Sudurpaschim Province.
NA endorses proposal on Nepal Engineering Council (First Amendment) Bill
A session of the National Assembly today unanimously approved the proposal seeking consideration on Nepal Engineering Council (First Amendment) Bill, 2076 BS.
'Roads obstructed due to landslide, traffic should be resumed soon'
Lawmakers have said the government should be serious about repairing the roads obstructed due to landslides and floods and resume traffic.
