- Saturday, 11 April 2026
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Chinese companies as outliers amid faltering global green transition
Latest data from the London Stock Exchange Group show that by late October, global green-bond issuance dropped 11 percent from a year earlier. China moved in the opposite direction, increasing green-bond issuance by 92 percent to USD 101.8 billion, representing about 20 percent of the global total.
NPL: Karnali defeats Janakpur by 3 runs
Karnali Yaks defeated Janakpur Bolts by 3 runs in Nepal Premier League (NPL) match played in TU International Cricket Ground, Kritipur today.
CIAA files corruption case against 55 individuals, former ministers, secretaries
The CIAA has charged the 55 individuals with misusing over 8 billion 367 million rupees in connection to the construction project of the Pokhara Regional International Airport, according to Ganesh Bahadur Adhikari, assistant spokesperson of the CIAA.
17th National Human Rights Convention kicks off on Monday
An organization, Single Women Group, under the Women for Human Rights is coordinating the event this time. It was shared amidst a press conference held at the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) in Lalitpur on Sunday. The organizers informed that the convention running from December 8 to 15 will dwell extensively on democracy, human rights, rule of law, intergenerational justice, and related issues.
17th National Human Rights Convention kicks off on Monday
The 17th National Human Rights Convention is beginning on Monday.
Former President Bhandari confident of timely rebuilding of damaged structures in Singha Durbar
After inspecting the structures in the Singha Durbar complex, damaged during the Gen-Z protests, former President Bhandari said she felt sorry seeing the structures destroyed and expressed her belief that the Government of Nepal would rebuild them quickly.
Government making preparations to continue PCL nursing programme
Chitwan, Dec 7: Minister for Health and Population Dr Sudha Sharma Gautam has announced that the government is set to resume the Proficiency Certificate Level (PCL) in Nursing programme for students passing the SEE examination. During a programme held following the inauguration of the Trauma Centre and Pharmacy at Bharatpur Hospital today, she indicated that efforts are underway to implement the PCL nursing programme in response to the current shortage of staff nurses at hospitals. Minister Gautam stated, “We are working to enable colleges affiliated with large medical institutions and possessing their own hospitals to provide nursing education after the SEE examination.” She highlighted that the government and the ministry are strategizing to initiate the programme by incorporating even a single point through an ordinance. She mentioned that the ministry is actively focusing on enhancing seven specific areas. Minister Gautam shared that the services are directed towards mental health, worker health, women’s health, and child health. She noted that initiatives are being undertaken in reform areas to enhance health insurance, guarantee the quality of medications, and streamline procurement processes to eliminate corruption. Minister Gautam remarked, “We are in the process of preparing reports and formulating action plans. Results will be forthcoming shortly.” She also reflected on her beginnings in government service at Bharatpur Hospital and expressed her satisfaction with the advancements achieved there. It was announced that 101million rupees were allocated for the construction of the trauma centre, while 25 million rupees were invested in equipment. The center has commenced operations with 15 beds, with plans to expand to 50 beds in the near future. (RSS)
Election will be held on schedule: Finance Minister Khanal
Finance Minister Rameshore Khanal has said that the election to the House of Representatives would be held on the slated date at consent of all parties and the participation of general public.
NPL: Karnali set 130 runs target to Janakpur
Karnali Yaks set 130 runs target to Janakpur Bolts in Nepal Premier League match being played at TU International Cricket Ground, Kritipur today.
Prime Minister Karki and former President Bhandari meet
Prime Minister Sushila Karki and former President Bidya Devi Bhandari had a meeting at the former's office in Singha Durbar today.
Security alertness tightened in Kailali border
The security vigilance in the border area has been intensified as a preemptive security measure in the view of the election of the House of Representatives (HoR) to be held on March 5.
Home Ministry forms probe committee to look into Bardiya incident
The Ministry of Home Affairs has announced that the investigation committee will be led by Suresh Panthi, joint-secretary of the Ministry and Head of the Policy, Planning, Monitoring, and Evaluation Division.
Dinosaur footprints from about 200 mln years ago found in China
The tracks were found in the city of Dujiangyan by a hiker last month, and their authenticity was later confirmed by a research team led by Xing Lida, an associate professor at China University of Geosciences (Beijing). It is the first time dinosaur footprints have been reported in Dujiangyan.
Madhes Province Chief Minister Yadav and ministers take oath of office
Mahesh Prasad Yadav from the Janamat Party has been appointed as the Finance Minister, Jagilal Raya from the Nepali Congress as a Minister without portfolio, and Kanish Patel from the Nepali Communist Party as a Minister without portfolio.
One dead, 11 injured in Dharan pickup accident
The vehicle with registration no. Pra 1 02 002 Cha 3826 which was en route to Dharan from Bhedetar collided Saturday night, informed Jivan Kunwar, police inspector at the Area Police Office.
