- Friday, 3 April 2026
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Nepali students spend Rs 138 billion for abroad studies
Despite a large number of universities and colleges established in the country for higher studies, a hefty amount of money is spent for abroad studies by Nepali students.
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Chief Justice Raut calls for conservation and protection of water resources
Chief Justice Prakashman Singh Raut has said that the pressing and top agenda of the present time was the conservation, protection and utilization of water resources.
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Nepal exemplary in South Asia for periodic election: NC Gen-Secy Thapa
Nepali Congress (NC) General Secretary Gagan Kumar Thapa has said that Nepal has set an example in the South Asia region for conducting periodic elections.
A decade of constitution to be observed in grand manner; PM Oli leads main celebration committee
A decade of the constitution would be observed in a grand manner by organizing various programmes that ensure wider public participation.
Minister Neupane calls for prompt public service delivery
Minister for Federal Affairs and General Administration Bhagawati Neupane has viewed that the public institutions should ensure prompt service delivery to appease the people.
Central security committee to mobilize medics to curb cholera in Birgunj
The meeting of the central security committee decided to mobilize a team of medical practitioners in the cholera-hit Bijgunj city, Parsa.
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'Teej festival fosters goodwill'
Minister for Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation Deepak Khadka said the Teej festival helps foster goodwill
Family thanks Minister Dr Rana for initiatives to release Joshi, urges further efforts
The family of Bipin Joshi, who is believed to be held captive by Hamas, met Minister for Foreign Affairs Dr Arzu Rana Deuba at the ministry on Sunday and expressed gratitude for her ongoing efforts to secure his safe release.
Koshi Province Health Policy-2082 launched
The Health Ministry of Koshi Province government has unveiled 'Koshi Province Health Policy-2082' today.
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PM Oli and Vietnamese Vice President discuss furthering Nepal-Vietnam ties
Discussions have been held during the meeting today between Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli and Vietnamese Vice President Vo Thi Anh Xuan on further strengthening the mutual relationship between Nepal and Vietnam. The Vietnamese Vice President is currently on a visit to Nepal.
Economic growth of 4.61% in FY 2024/25
The economic growth rate has increased, and inflation has decreased in the last fiscal year, 2024/25, compared to the previous fiscal year.
Broadway Infosys Wins WITSA Digital Talent Award
The prestigious award highlights Broadway Infosys’s significant contributions to technological innovation and skill development in the IT sector. The institute was selected from 130 outstanding submissions across 13 categories, representing the collective evaluation of WITSA’s 80 member countries, all shaping the future of the digital world.
Conflict-free society is only imagination: Home Minister Lekhak
Inaugurating a seminar titled 'Contemporary Challenges to Peace Environment in Nepal' organised here today, Home Minister Lekhak expressed the view, "If someone says there is a conflict-free society, it is only imagination, not a reality. Where there is conflict, there is a solution. We have to understand conflict in a right way. Compromise is also the management of conflict."
Host city Tianjin gears up for SCO summit
A team of nearly 1,000 youth volunteers from local universities have been trained in diplomatic etiquette, emergency response and language services -- thereby helping to support the SCO Summit. Wang Yutong, a translation volunteer from Tianjin Foreign Studies University, said: "The world will not only see our modern skyline and economic vitality but also our rich history and our warm hospitality."
United Kingdom may have to apply to IMF for loan due to economic problems — newspaper
The economist stressed that the economy of the United Kingdom is on the brink of collapse. Chadha compared the current situation with the one occurred in 1976, when London eventually applied to the IMF for a bailout amid high energy prices and de-industrialization in the country.
