- Sunday, 12 April 2026
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Sri Lanka waits in confusion, anger for president to resign
Sri Lankans woke up to confusion on Thursday, still waiting for their embattled president to resign after he fled the country, as the island nation fumes over an economic meltdown that has sparked political chaos.
Taxation issue on sanitary pad yet to be fully addressed, lawmakers say
The government has announced a big waiver on custom tax on the import of sanitary pads and their raw materials.
Home Minister directs to arrange rescue and relief for landslide survivors
Home Minister Balkrishna Khand has directed the authorities concerned to immediately arrange rescue, relief and residence for those rendered displaced due to a landslide at Arughat rural municipality-1, Shyamchet in Gorkha.
Sanfe-Martadi highway disrupted
The Safe-Martadi highway linking the Bajura district headquarters has been obstructed since early this morning due to incessant rain.
ICC Men's Cricket World Cup League-2: Nepal outsmart Scotland
Nepal has outshone Scotland in a triangular one-day series under ICC Men's Cricket World Cup League-2.
West Africa Tackles Climate Change
Recurrent droughts, erratic rainfall and the rising sea level are affecting West Africa. In response to the climate crisis, the regional bloc ECOWAS plans spending close to € 280 billion in the next decade. In April, the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) adopted a joint strategy to tackle climate change. Domains like land erosion, preservation of forests’ carbon stocks and coordinated food storage will get additional attention and funding. After a year-long decision-making process, the national leaders of the 15-member alliance approved the blueprint during a two-day meeting in Accra, the Ghanaian capital.
Property worth millions of rupees gutted in fire occurred at Bhrikutimandap
The fire started at 2:30 pm was brought under control after five hours, according to the District Police Range, Kathmandu. Eight fire engines and 30 water tankers were used to douse the fire, said police.
133 advocates given title of senior advocates
The full court meeting of the Supreme Court (SC) on Wednesday decided to confer the title of 'senior advocate' to 133 advocates.
Nepali Congress should be proud of leadership of PM Deuba: Minister Karki
“ We should be proud of our party’s chairperson. Even after having few seats, we only not are the government, but have also succeeded in becoming the biggest party in the country as well," said Minister Karki.
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Congress should be proud of Deuba leadership: Communication Minister Karki
Central member of the Nepali Congress and minister for Communications and Information Technology, Gyanendra Bahadur Karki has said that everyone should be proud under the leadership of party Chairman Sher Bahadur Deuba.
Creating literature not as easy as doing politics: CM Rai
People forget sportsmen and political leaders soon, but remember poets and writers for long, he observed.
I have not so far violated human rights: UML Chair Oli
"Human rights are largely protected when the government came up with a commitment to do so", Chairperson KP Sharma Oli.
I have not so far violated human rights: UML Chair Oli claims
"Human rights are largely protected when the government came up with a commitment to do so", Chairperson KP Sharma Oli
Sri Lanka in crisis: President flees, ire turns to PM
Sri Lanka’s president fled the country without stepping down Wednesday, plunging a country already reeling from economic chaos into more political turmoil. Protesters demanding a change in leadership then trained their ire on the prime minister and stormed his office.
One held with 80 round bullets
A person was arrested with 80-round bullets from Bhadrapur municipality in Jhapa.
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