- Wednesday, 10 June 2026
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Iran summons news agency editor over photos of woman without hijab
The Iranian judiciary's Mizan Online website said IRNA's editor-in-chief "was summoned to the culture and media prosecutor's office to provide explanations" after the publication "of images showing a woman without observing the Islamic laws and regulations of the country".
Kaski District Court orders withdrawal of organised crime and money laundering charges against RSP President
The Kaski District Court on Friday issued a verdict, asking government to withdraw the organised crime and money-laundering charges against Rabi Lamichhane, President of the Rastriya Swatantra Party, and two others Gitendra Babu (GB) Rai and Chhabilal Joshi.
Xi-Putin meeting charts new strategic course for China-Russia ties
Pragmatic cooperation is a key driver of the stable growth of China-Russia relations. To promote the high-quality development of bilateral relations, it is imperative to further deepen such cooperation across all sectors. During Putin's visit, a slew of cooperation documents were signed. Cooperation in the fields of economy and trade, investment, energy and resources, transportation, and scientific and technological innovation is expected to be upgraded.
Taskforce seeks citizens' suggestion on constitution amendment
The secretariat of the taskforce on preparation of a discussion paper on constitution amendment, 2083 has sought views from general public. It is for ensuring all Nepalis' participation in the constitution amendment process.
Digital infrastructure expansion a top government priority: Minister Timilsina
Speaking at a meeting of the Education, Health and Information Technology Committee of the House of Representatives, Minister Timilsina briefed the committee on current issues related to expansion of the digital infrastructure of the country, telecommunication service quality, cybersecurity, the digital economy, investment in the information technology sector, and media and advertising policies.
Forward constitution amendment seriously: President Thapa
President of the Nepali Congress, Gagan Kumar Thapa, has viewed the amendment of constitution is a serious issue, so it warrants a mature approach.
UAE official says '50-50' chance of US-Iran agreement on Hormuz strait
The US and Iran have just a "50-50" chance of reaching an agreement that would free up the Strait of Hormuz, a senior UAE official said on Friday. Presidential adviser Anwar Gargash urged Tehran not to overplay its hand in the stop-start negotiations during the Middle East war's fragile ceasefire.
More skill and mental health programmes sought for persons with disabilities
A five-day crystal bead ornament-making training concluded in Kathmandu on Wednesday, with participants and organisers highlighting the need for more skill-based and mental wellness programmes to support the economic empowerment and inclusion of persons with disabilities.
NA passes Intangible Cultural Heritage (Conservation) Bill
A meeting of the National Assembly passed the Intangible Cultural Heritages (Conservation) Bill, 2081 BS on Friday. The upper house unanimously passed the Bill along with
Ambassador Pujol pays courtesy call on Forest Minister Chaudhary
Non-Resident Ambassador of Spain to Nepal, Juan Antonio March Pujol, paid a courtesy call on Minister for Agriculture, Forest and Environment, Gita Chaudhary.
Nepal defeats USA by 122 runs
Nepal defeated USA by 122 runs in ICC Men's Cricket World Cup League match held in the TU Cricket Ground, Kirtipur today
Bills should not be drafted without involving users: Speaker Aryal
Speaker Dol Prasad Aryal has shared that legislators should pay attention in making laws suitable to the nation and citizens.
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Inquiry committee formed to study royalty, copyright and intellectual property
The government has formed an inquiry committee to study about the dispute, complaint and systemic problems related to music royalty, copyright and intellectual property.
Conservation is linked to sustainable development, human well-being: Minister Chaudhary
Minister for Agriculture, Forest and Environment Gita Chaudhary has said that the conservation of biodiversity in the context of Nepal is not only an environmental issue but is directly linked to sustainable development and human well-being.
NA meeting: Lawmakers put forth their views on various issues
Lawmakers have put forth their views on various contemporary issues in today's National Assembly meeting.
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