- Saturday, 4 April 2026
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Six bodies found burnt in Bouddha Bhatbhateni
Six persons were found burnt to death at Bhatbhateni Superstore in Bouddha of Kathmandu Metropolitan City-7.
Those killed in Gen Z protest declared martyrs, Rs. 1mln relief to family
The government has decided to declare those killed during the Gen Z protest on September 8 and 9 as martyrs and provide a million rupees as relief to the family of the martyr while ensuring free treatment to the injured.
High-level committee to be formed to manage transport service during festive period
The government has decided to form a high-level transport management committee to facilitate the transport services in order to make passenger's travel safe and smooth during the present situation and festival.
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Protests halted public transportation resuming
ollowing the adverse situation created by the Gen-Z protests on September 8 and 9, the operation of public vehicles that was halted across the country will now be resumed. A meeting of concerned bodies held on Sunday at Singha Durbar, chaired by Keshav Kumar Sharma, Secretary at the Ministry of Physical Infrastructure and Transport, has decided to operate the public vehicles that were stopped due to nationwide protests.
PM Karki instructs for carrying out works as per aspirations of the youths
The newly appointed Prime Minister Sushila Karki has directed one and all to work with determination to end corruption, ensure good governance, and provide economic equality in line with the aspirations of the youth. Issuing directives to the bureaucrats after assuming office in Singha Durbar today, PM Karki instructed the senior officials that she has come not to enjoy the position but to serve according to the aspirations of the youth, clarifying that her intention is to hand over responsibilities to a new parliament within six months.
New-look India and Pakistan set to renew old rivalry
With greats having made way, a new generation of cricketers will take centre stage in Dubai
Eight people arrested with 730 rounds of bullet
Eight people were arrested with 730 rounds of bullet from Banepa municipality-7.
Dry landslide blocks Beni-Jomsom road
The national pride project road (Beni-Jomsom) connecting the north-south has been blocked since this morning due to a dry landslide.
China congratulates Prime Minister Karki, expresses commitment of collaboration
It also expressed commitment to collaborate to further strengthen mutual relations. China congratulated Prime Minister Karki in a response of a query of a journalist with Spokesperson of the Foreign Ministry of China regarding Karki's appointment as the Prime Minister.
Newly appointed PM Karki assumes office
Prime Minister Karki assumed office at Singha Durbar on Sunday morning.
PM Karki garlands statues of martyrs
The newly-appointed Prime Minister Sushila Karki has garlanded the statues of the martyrs at the martyrs' memorial at Lainchaur and Sahidgate today.
Yaks grazing in Timbung Pokhari area
ks grazing in the Timbung Pokhari area near Kalikhola, Sidingba Rural Municipality-1, Taplejung. Yak rearing is the main occupation of the community living in the high Himalayan region.
Gold price down by 700
The price of gold has decreased by Rs 700 per tola (11.66) in the domestic market today.
Life in Birgunj returning to normalcy, govt offices, schools resuming
The unusual situation since September 8 had put a halt to the services of government offices and the educational activities across the country.
Family displaced by landslide in Baglung
The landslide that occurred from above the house of Ram Bahadur Khadka in Pakhabari, Sigana, has partially damaged the house and buried their cow shed.
