- Saturday, 11 April 2026
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Sixteen students from KU present ancient art practices at Patan Durbar
With the advancing technology, many changes have occurred in the world. Traditionally made items can now be created instantly with the help of technology. Technology has also brought a radical change in art.
Govt's key duty is to hold election on time: Home Minister Aryal
Minister for Home Affairs Om Prakash Aryal said that the primary responsibility of the government in the coming days is to hold the election peacefully at the stipulated time.
Trump Approves Russia-Ukraine Peace Plan
A US official said that President Donald Trump has approved a peace plan between Russia and Ukraine that has been developed over the past few weeks.
Milarepa: A Spiritual Journey from Darkness to Light
The play carries a timeless message: No darkness lasts forever. No mistake is final. And no soul is beyond redemption. Milarepa’s story deeply resonates with audiences because it mirrors our own human struggle, the inner battle between remorse and redemption, weakness and wisdom, ignorance and illumination.
NC Central Working Committee meeting on Saturday
According to information provided by the party's Chief Secretary Krishna Prasad Paudel, the meeting scheduled to be held at 2:00pm today at the party's central office, BP Smriti Bhawan Lalitpur, will now be held at 1:00pm on Saturday, November 22.
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Locals of Upper Mustang suffer from impact of climate change
Just like Gurung, Jhawang Wanchuk, Dindu Gurung, and the other 28 families who are engaged in agriculture and the rearing of mountain goat, migrated to other places.
World Children’s Day marked championing equality and child rights
This year, UNICEF Nepal celebrated the day through the joint initiative “Leveling the Playing Field”—a partnership between UNICEF, CAN and the Embassy of Australia, that uses the reach and influence of cricket to promote equal opportunities for girls and boys across Nepal and ensure that adolescent girls stay in school, access essential services and participate fully in their communities.
Gen Z Martyr's family calls for justice to dreams of lost one
It had only been a few years since his family had temporarily moved to Kathmandu for Shreeyam's further studies after he completed his SEE from his hometown. He was a 12th-grade student at Kathmandu's Global College when preparations for the Gen Z movement were underway. Still dressed in his school uniform, he took part in the protest. He collapsed in the New Baneshwor area after he was hit by gunfire, never to rise again.
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123 families of Panauti and Roshi now have access to drinking water
Drinking water projects have been constructed at two local levels of Kavrepalanchowk. With support from the Bagmati Province government and various organizations, residents of Bolakhe village in Kushadevi, Panauti municipality-2, and Bhimkhori in Roshi rural municipality-11 now have access to safe drinking water.
Bagmati raises revenue of Rs 11.59 billion in first four months of current FY
The land and house registration and vehicle tax are considered the major sources of revenue of the province government.
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Curfew clamped in Jeetpursimara Sub-metropolis, Bara
A curfew order has been issued today as the situation has become tense in the Simara area of Bara.
Family robbed after being held hostage overnight
Seven from the same house were held hostage overnight and robbed in Kawasoti, the headquarters of Nawalpur.
Pakistan army kills 23 militants in border region
Pakistan security forces killed 23 militants in two targeted operations near the Afghan frontier, the army said Thursday, a week after a suicide bombing killed 12 people in Islamabad.
Weeklong Bibaha Panchami festival commencing from today with 'nagar darshan' rituals
The weeklong revered Sitaram Bibaha Panchami festival celebrated every year in Janakpurdham is commencing from today with the observance of the 'nagar darshan' rituals.
Indigenous Kalanamak variety of rice on verge of disappearance in Banke
The Kalanamak variety of rice is gradually disappearing in Banke as farmers are giving it less preference, citing low productivity.
