- Saturday, 11 April 2026
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Communication Minister stresses over preservation of birthplace of Araniko
Minister for Communications and Information Technology Jagdish Kharel has stressed the need to publicize the birthplace of the national hero, Araniko, who has made a significant contribution to taking Nepal to a higher place.
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Nepali delegation holds talks with Australia’s MP Kathleen
Following a preliminary meeting, the Wyndham City Council unanimously passed decision to establish a Sister City Relationship with Nepal's Godawari Municipality and the Nepali team expressed commitment to effectively move forward to materialize Wyndham City Council decision.
Serious review of slow economic growth imperative: Finance Minister Khanal
At a programme organized by the Society of Economic Journalists Nepal (SEJON) on its 29th anniversary and award handover ceremony on Monday, Minister Khanal argued the development and economic activities faced negative impacts of political disenchantment and instability in the recent years.
Gorkhapatra and Bir Hospital sign MoU for collaboration
The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) has been exchanged between two organizations, where, on behalf of Gorkhapatra Sansthan, Head of the Department of Marketing, Ganga Bahadur Panthi, and Deepak Poudel attended, and on behalf of the Director of Hospital, Professor Dr Dilip Sharma, and Section Officer Dhurba Khanal attended.
Banke records 39 HIV cases in four months
The officially recorded number of HIV-infected individuals in the first four months of the current fiscal in Banke has reached 39. According to data from the District Health Office, Banke, 80 HIV-infected individuals were identified during the last fiscal year, followed by 39 so far in the current fiscal year.
Mount Dhaulagiri
A view of Dhaulagiri and other mountain ranges was observed during the flight from Kathmandu to Nepalgunj.
Militaries come to aid of Asia flood victims as toll nears 1,000
: Sri Lanka and Indonesia deployed military personnel on Monday to help victims of devastating flooding that has killed nearly 1,000 people across four countries in Asia in recent days.
Stolen artifact of archaeological significance brought back from the UK
An artifact of archaeological importance stolen from the Kumari Ghar (Home of the Living Goddess) in Kathmandu has been brought back from the United Kingdom. The Department of Archaeology, in coordination with heritage activists both at home and abroad, succeeded in retrieving the Toran, a decorative craft, from the UK.
Home Minister Aryal inspects border checkpoint
Minister for Home Affairs Om Prakash Aryal has taken stock of the Nepal-India Trinagar-Gauriphanta border checkpoint in Kailali.
Mayor Balen bereaved by father's death
"Dr Ram Narayan Shah died in the course of treatment at the Civil Hospital in New Baneshwor," said the Director of Civil Hospital, Dr Mohan Chandra Regmi.
One dead and one semi-conscious leopard recovered in Gorkha
Chief of the Divisional Forest Office, Gorkha, Madan Kumar Shandilya, said that one dead male leopard and another semi-conscious male leopard were found in the community forest of Dhiki Dada in Barpak, Sulikot Rural Municipality-8, Gorkha district, on Sunday evening.
Driver injured in road mishap
Police Inspector Sagar Timilsina of the District Police Office, Myagdi, said that the truck carrying cement from Bhairahawa to Malika Rural Municipality-6 in Myagdi met with an accident on Sunday night.
Two arrested for involving in crypto currency
The District Police Office, Kathmandu has arrested and made public two persons for their involvement in crypto currency. They were transacting Rs 7.4 million as crypto currency.
Nine injured in Gen Z protest provided with hand-outs, identity cards
Nine people injured during the Gen Z protest held on September 8–9 have received hand-outs and identity cards.
World AIDS Day being observed today; STDs on the rise in Chitwan
The World AIDS is being observed around the world, including Nepal today under the theme "Overcoming disruption, transforming the AIDS response". The theme this year calls for sustained political leadership, international cooperation, and human-rights-centered approaches to end AIDS by 2030.
