- Wednesday, 5 November 2025
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Export of agricultural products from Parbat surpasses Rs 650 million
Parbat is making strides towards self-reliant in food grains and vegetables, with agricultural product exports
Marpha–Chhairo–Chimang road section to undergo upgrades
The road in the Marpha–Chhairo–Chimang area, part of the Gharapachhong Rural Municipality, is slated for an
Nepali-led Fusemachines commences trading on American Stock Exchange
Fusemachines, an IT company established by individuals of Nepalis entrepreneurs, has commenced trading on the esteemed Nasdaq stock exchange in the United States of America as of Thursday.
Medicines seized for Non-compliance with standards
A team from the Maharajgunj Police Circle has confiscated medicines that were being distributed in breach of established standards.
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335 MW Humla Karnali Second Hydropower Project set to be built in Humla
The necessary steps for the development of the Humla Karnali Second Hydropower Project, which boasts a total capacity of 335 MW, have commenced in the economically lagging Humla district.
Man beaten to death
Deputy Superintendent of Police in the district, Khagendra Bahadur Khadka, informed that Hem Bahadur Chaudhari, 26, was taken under control from Shivashatakshi municipality-7 from Jhapa in connection with the killing. Further investigation into the incident is underway.
Israel to lose US support if annexes West Bank, Trump says
On July 23, the Knesset adopted a declaration calling on the country’s government to extend Israeli sovereignty to the West Bank. As many as 71 out of 120 lawmakers voted in favor of the declaration, while 13 abstained.
Tourists from over 15 countries receive Bhaitika from Nepali sisters
Over 100 tourists from over 15 countries such as the UK, the USA, China, India, Germany, Sweden, Australia, Spain, New Zealand and the Netherlands received tika from girl students at Rainbow Children Home at the Bhaitika Festival in Pokhara, according to Laxman Subedi, Chairman of the Festival organizing committee.
Minister Ghising denies reports of joining political party
The Minister clarified that he had not participated in any “Zoom” meeting as mentioned on social media and urged everyone not to be misled by such false information.
Tihar festival concludes: sisters, brothers exchange tika on final day
Though the Tihar which is also called the Yamapanchak is observed for five days, this time, the festival covers six days due to overlapping of dates, according to astrologers.
Preparation for Chhath puja begins
During the Chhath festival, Sun God and Chhathi Mata are worshipped from the ponds and streams of Mithila region. For the convenience of people's mobility and access to streams, road defects are being repaired, according to Bijay Kumar Singh, Chairperson of Jaleshwor municipality-8.
In a break with tradition, two brothers apply Bhaitika on each other
The Bhaitika ritual of the Tihar festival is usually the occasion on which sisters put the Bhaitika on the foreheads of their brothers wishing them good health, happiness and prosperity.
People throng Balgopaleshwar Temple for Bhaitika
People thronged the Balgopaleshwar Temple to receive tika and pay homage to god Balgopaleshwar on the occasion of the Bhaitika festival today.
NA Chair Dahal engages in bilateral meetings on sidelines of IPU Assembly
Chairperson of the National Assembly (NA), Narayan Prasad Dahal, has said Nepal is working actively for strengthening democracy by ensuring the timely conduct of elections.
One person arrested with a pistol
The Lalitpur police have arrested a person with a pistol from local Dhapakhel.
