- Saturday, 4 April 2026
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DAO Morang extends prohibitory, curfew orders
The District Administration Office (DAO), Morang, has issued a prohibitory order across the district to maintain peace and public order.
Curfew replaced by prohibitory orders in Chitwan
The curfew imposed in the district has been lifted. According to Chief District Officer Ganesh Aryal, the curfew imposed since Wednesday has been lifted and prohibitory order enforced.
TU to resume classes only after festival holidays
In a notice issued today, the TU has stated that due to unusual circumstances regular classes was not possible at the moment and hence it will resume after Chhath festival.
Curfew order extended in Rupandehi
The Rupandehi District Administration Office has extended the curfew order imposed in the district.
Security forces call for support to maintain law and order
he security organizations of the country have urged one and all not to engage in any activity that could disturb the law and order situation in the country, which gradually moving towards normalcy.
Kaligandaki Corridor blocked due to landslides
The road has been completely blocked since last night after a landslide took place at Rakse in Kaligandaki Rural Municipality-2 under the Gulmi section of the Kaligandaki Corridor, said Ganga Bahadur Saru, Information Officer of the District Police Office, Gulmi.
Man dies in road accident
A man has died in a road accident in Jhapa. Ram Shrestha, 59, of Bhanuchok in Bhadrapur Municipality-6 died in a road accident that occurred on Wednesday night on the Mechi Highway.
Man dies in road accident
A man has died in a road accident in Jhapa. Ram Shrestha, 59, of Bhanuchok in Bhadrapur Municipality-6 died in a road accident that occurred on Wednesday night on the Mechi Highway.
Four fleeing prisoners arrested
The District Police Office, Baglung has taken into custody four prisoners who had escaped from the District Jail, Kaski and the District Jail, Myagdi.
Weather to remain cloudy across the country today
The weather will remain generally cloudy across the country today. As a result, there is a possibility of moderate rainfall in some
Normalcy Returns
Normalcy is gradually returning to the country, with the Nepali Army controlling security and engaging with the Gen-Z protesters for dialogue. The army has imposed a restrictive order to restore peace and order as the Gen-Z movement turned violent, and chaos gripped the country for two days. It is taking in the inmates who escaped from various jails taking advantage of the chaotic situation. On Monday, the nation was rocked by the deaths of 19 youn
Delivery Matters To The People
As the Dashain festival is drawing closer, city denizens must be looking forward to travelling to their home districts to celebrate the occasion. A larger percentage of the people residing in the Kathmandu Valley exit the capital city for a few momentous days during the festival, which is observed for almost a fortnight. However, the road conditions are so treacherous that travelling along the highways and feeder roads is risky and prone to accid
Pathways To Harness Demographic Dividend
Nepali students have long been moving abroad in search of better education, career opportunities, and a quality of life. Many studies illustrate the fact that Nepal has emerged as one of the highest senders of international students in the world. The PIE
Foreign players stranded in Nepal amid political unrest
Foreign players have been stranded in Nepal following violent political unrest triggered by the Gen Z protest on 8 September. The Bangladesh national football team arrived in Nepal to play two international friendly matches against the Nepali national side. Similarly, foreign women’s volleyball players from Brazil, Greece, Thailand, the Netherlands, the USA and other countries were in Pokhara for the second edition of the Everest Women’s Volleyball League (EWVL). Bangladesh played their first friendly on 6 September at Dasharath Stadium and were scheduled to play the second on 9 September.
England thrash Serbia, Haaland stars in World Cup qualifying
England sent out a warning to their World Cup rivals with a brilliant 5-0 thrashing of Serbia in qualifying on Tuesday, while Erling Haaland scored five as Norway emphatically maintained their 100-percent record.
