- Sunday, 7 June 2026
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Pokhara alluring tourist choice for skydiving
Pokhara's tourism is not limited only to lakes, hilly areas and mountains. Culture and adventure are also the part of tourism here.
NEA collects Rs. 238mln as tariff dues from 35 companies
NEA has to collect a sum of Rs. 5 billion 945 million from these 35 companies as the premium tariff dues for using electricity through dedicated and trunk lines during the load-shedding period from 2015 to 2018.
Structures built on Lainchour-based Nepal Scout land demolished
The Nepal Scouts had, on November 6, issued a seven-day notice to the Khadka Land Developer to pay the arrears. The Nepal Scouts had requested the KMC to remove the structures after the company did not pay the dues till Wednesday.
Government hopeful of successful conduct of election, eager to hand power: Home Minister
Minister for Home Affairs, Om Prakash Aryal, has said that the government is eager to hand over power to the people’s elected representatives by holding the election on the announced date.
Beautiful Phalelung three-border area (Photo Feature)
The weather has been very pleasant these days. At this time, the atmosphere in the three border areas of Phalelung Rural Municipality, a tourist area in Panchthar district, is very pleasant. With this, the number of domestic and international tourists has increased.
EC discusses with political parties about upper house elections scheduled for January 25
The Election Commission (EC) today held discussions with political parties in view of the National Assembly (NA) elections scheduled for January 25, 2026. The National Assembly is the upper house of the Federal Parliament.
World Bank projects Nepal's economic growth to slow amid political transition
The World Bank (WB) has said that reflecting the recent unrest and heightened political and economic uncertainty, Nepal's real GDP growth is projected to slow to 2.1 percent in FY26 in the baseline scenario, with a potential range of 1.5 to 2.6 percent.
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Travel restrictions imposed on outgoing police chief Khapung
The Commission formed to investigate the September 8–9 Gen Z Movement has barred Chandra Kuber Khapung, who retired as the Inspector General of Police today, from travelling abroad.
NAC resumes four flights a week at Resunga airport
The Nepal Airlines had been making flight at Resunga airport only once in a week (Thursday) for the past five months after the NA twin otter aircraft went dysfunctional.
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Syamdo Lake
Syamdo Lake, located at an altitude of about 5,300 meters above sea level in Singje, Phaktanglung Rural Municipality–7 of Taplejung.
Australian Ambassador Johnston pays farewell courtesy call to Home Minister Aryal
Ambassador Johnston paid a farewell courtesy call by meeting Minister Aryal at a program organized at the Ministry of Home Affairs.
Working visa suspended in Portugal: Nepali Embassy requests to avoid fraud
The Nepali Embassy in Portugal has urged Nepalis living in Nepal and different countries in the Middle East to avoid fraud in the name of working visa to Portugal.
New IGP Karki promises to address government, public aspirations for good governance
Newly appointed Inspector General of Police (IGP) Dan Bahadur Karki has pledged to fulfill the aspirations of both the government and the public by leading the police organization with integrity, competence, and high morale.
Traditional lifestyle and hard work of Gurja people (Photo Feature)
He said, "Gurja has a traditional agricultural system. Animal husbandry and agriculture are the main sources of income here. The culture passed down by our ancestors is alive. Gurja village is a place to study traditional lifestyle and culture."
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Bir Hospital launches simultaneous test for 10 respiratory viruses
Bir Hospital, the country’s oldest medical institution, has begun conducting simultaneous tests for multiple respiratory viruses through its Medical Genetics Laboratory.
