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Traffic awareness to mark Global Road Safety Week in Parsa
The District Police Office here organized a public awareness event to mark the 8th Global Road Safety Week. The Week runs from May 12 to 18 every year.
Sahitya Sandhya holds discussions on contemporary issues
The 476th monthly edition of Sahitya Sandhya, a Literary Organization, was held on Saturday dwelling on 'Nepal's geopolitical dimensions and relevant issues. a Literary Organization, in collaboration with the Budhanilkantha Municipality
Chaudandigadhi distributes land ownership certificates
Chaudandigadhi Municipality has started distributing temporary land ownership certificates to landless Dalits, squatters and unmanaged settlers in an effort to address long-standing land ownership issues. Mayor of the municipality, Kaluman Lama, distributed temporary land rights certificates to 65 households living in the Hile Khola and Dhappar settlements of Ward No. 8. The families have been using government and unmanaged land for decades for settlement and livelihood purposes. The municipality launched the initiative just days after the government issued a circular directing the clearance of houses and huts built on public land.
Nepal thrash USA with Bhurtel century
Nepal produced a commanding performance on Saturday to secure a resounding nine-wicket victory over the United States in the ICC Cricket World Cup League 2 match at the Tribhuvan University International Cricket Ground in Kirtipur. Chasing a modest target of 196, Nepal reached 199 for the loss of just one wicket in 36.4 overs, powered by a superb unbeaten century from opener Kushal Bhurtel. He struck 120 not out from 118 deliveries, hitting four sixes and 13 fours in a fluent and composed innings. F
Grand cultural event turns New Road festive
A grand cultural festival organised by Ward No. 22 Office of Kathmandu Metropolitan City drew massive crowds to New Road and surrounding areas on Saturday, transforming the heart of the Capital into a vibrant hub of culture, music, heritage and commerce. The ‘Grand Ward 22 Festival’ showcased the rich historical, social, religious and commercial identity of the locality through a wide range of programmes organised across New Road, Pyukha, Wotu, Sundhara, Te Bahal, Dharmapath, Khichapokhari and nearby areas.
2,029 motorists penalized for breaching traffic regulations in 24 hrs
Over the last 24 hours, a total of two thousand 29 motorists have been penalized for breaching traffic regulations.
Vat Savitri observed across Mithila
Married Hindu women across the Mithila region observed the Vat Savitri fast with religious devotion on Saturday, praying for the long life, good health and prosperity of their husbands. The festival, popularly known as Vat Savitri or Barsait, was celebrated in districts including Saptari and Sunsari with married women gathering around banyan trees to perform rituals rooted in Hindu tradition.
Karki's 'Aba Banchha Mero Desh' released
: A new patriotic song 'Aba Banchha Mero Desh', composed by Nepal Inspector General of Police (IGP) Dan Bahadur Karki, was released on Friday. The song presents a message that a prosperous Nepal can be built through social transformation, an end to injustice and tyranny, trust and hope for justice among the common man, mutual tolerance, brotherhood and national unity. The song highlights the need for positive thinking, cooperation and change in society. The song has music by Deepak Sharma and arrangem
Priorities Of Budget
The budget session is in progress in the Federal Parliament. The annual policies and programmes of the government have been endorsed by both the Houses after Finance Minister Dr. Swarnim Wagle responded to questions raised by lawmakers the other day on behalf of Prime Minister Balendra Shah. On the same day, Minister Wagle presented the principles and priorities of the budget for the upcoming fiscal year in the Lower House of the Parliament. He announced that the budget would prioritise good governance, employment-oriented economic growth, quality public services and equal opportunities, along with r
Debate On Single Versus Combination Drugs
There are thousands of drug formulations available both in the form of single-drug and combinations of two or more drugs in the market. The choice between them has long been a central issue in healthcare delivery and public health. Both type of formulations has advantages and limitations, and their rational use largely depends on disease pattern, patient history and healthcare facility. In Nepal, the healthcare system is constantly impr
Positive AI Stories
Artificial intelligence is already changing our world. Here, we present three out of seven AI projects that are having a positive impact on the lives of people in the Global South. Many countries in Africa lack qualified sign language interpreters. This makes it difficult for deaf and hearing-impaired people to access education, employment and public services. This is where Terp 360 comes in, an AI-powered application developed by Kenyan innovator Elly Savatia. The idea for Terp 360 was born during a class in Northern Kenya, where Savatia noticed a critical issue: there was only one interpreter for a total of 300 deaf students. The app translates spoken language into
Today marks 33rd Madan-Ashrit Memorial Day
Today marks the 33rd Memorial Day for Madan Kumar Bhandari, the former general secretary of the CPN (UML), and Jeevraj Ashrit, head of the Organization Department.
169 pilgrims in four days, setting journey for Kailash Mansarovar
The influx of Indian religious tourists to Mansarovar Kailash has begun with the onset of the rainy season, as evidenced by the arrival of 169 pilgrims in just four days.
World Telecommunication Day: Embracing Digital Era
Annually, on May 17, nations worldwide unite to observe World Telecommunication and Information Society Day. This occasion serves as a reminder of the beneficial effects that the internet and information and communication technology (ICT) can exert on our society and economy. The theme for World Telecommunication and Information Society Day 2026 is 'Strengthening digital lifelines for a resilient and connected world.
Westerly wind effect: Predicting slight rainfall in Koshi, Bagmati, and Gandaki provinces
The Meteorological Forecasting Division (MFD) has reported that the current influence of westerly and local winds is causing rainfall in parts of the Gandaki,
