- Saturday, 6 June 2026
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Chhath festival braces national unity: Chairman Dahal
Narayan Prasad Dahal, the Chairperson of the National Assembly, has voiced his conviction that the Chhath festival will significantly contribute to enhancing social and cultural harmony, as well as fostering national unity.
Country's challenging circumstances must be converted into stability: Speaker Ghimire
Speaker of the House of Representatives (HoR) Devraj Ghimire has highlighted the urgent need to turn the country's challenging situation, which arose following the Gen Z movement, into peace and stability as quickly as possible.
Country's challenging circumstances must be converted into stability: Speaker Ghimire
Speaker of the House of Representatives (HoR) Devraj Ghimire has highlighted the urgent need to turn the country's challenging situation, which arose following the Gen Z movement, into peace and stability as quickly as possible.
Chhath festival will further strengthen national unity: President Paudel
In a message of greetings issued today for Chhath Festival–2082 BS, he remarked, "I am confident that this festival will motivate the elimination of all forms of discrimination, bias, and inequality, including those related to class, ethnicity, and gender, thus enhancing national unity among all Nepalis, while also preserving and promoting indigenous culture and reinforcing mutual harmony."
Prime Minister Karki urges all to ensure election success
Prime Minister Sushila Karki has urged that the upcoming election on 21 Falgun (March 5) be regarded as a national ritual. In her best wishes message released today for Chhath festival, a significant festival dedicated to the worship of the Sun, Prime Minister Karki emphasized, 'I call on all parties to also embrace the upcoming election as a national ritual and to participate in and make it successful.'
Nation experiencing westerly winds effect
The nation is currently experiencing the effects of westerly winds along with a low-pressure system that has developed over the Arabian Sea. This afternoon, the hilly regions of Bagmati, Gandaki, Lumbini, Karnali, and Sudurpaschim provinces are expected to see generally partly cloudy weather, while the remaining plains will also have partly cloudy skies.
Vice President Yadav extends best wishes for Chhath festival
On the occasion of Chhath festival–2082 BS, he shared a message of best wishes today, stating, “I hope the Chhath festival will strengthen and further solidify the bonds of national unity and integrity, uniting all Nepalis in harmony, love, and cooperation.
Boost Student Retention
Education is the fundamental right of citizens. The idea that all people should be educated stems from the fact that education enables citizens to live a life of their choice. It equips people with the necessary tools to cope with many challenges. An educated person has a greater chance of securing better livelihood prospects than those lacking it. Educated persons enjoy a sound social, emotional and financial life. This is a reason priority h
LDP’s Quest For Image Change
Japan’s Liberal Democratic Party and partners last week elected a new prime minister after Shigeru Ishiba decided to step down after the party failed to win a majority in either of the two chambers of parliament. Known as a far-right conservative, Takaichi Sanae, 64, marks the first woman to head the world’s fifth-largest economy. Takaichi has to first turn her attention to public anger as prices continue to soar even as she prepares for a meeting this week with Donald Trump, the president of the United States. She had reservations over the $550 billion tariff and investment deal her predecessor made with Washington.
Urgency Of Local Economic Development
The twenty-first century is the age of economic supremacy over politics. Unlike in the twentieth century, political doctrine no longer guides the shape of economic course; rather, it is economic necessities that dictate political behaviour. Most of the
Overcrowded Classrooms
Every morning, Amin leaves his home in the village of al-Nakhla and walks for over an hour through rugged mountain terrain. The destination of the 12-year-old from the Jabal Habashi district in Yemen’s Taizz governorate is his classroom, which his teacher has se
Nepal suffer 106-run defeat to USA in ICC World Cup League 2
: After booking their spot in the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup, Nepal’s senior men’s cricket team returned to 50-over action in the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup League 2 (WCL-2) following a four-month break. However, the momentum from their T20 success didn’t carry over.
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ManU finally heading in right direction, Liverpool's losing run goes on
The crisis is over for Manchester United. For now at least. For Liverpool, however, it is a very different story after a fourth straight loss in the Premier League on Saturday. A 3-2 defeat at Brentford delivered the latest blow to the defending champion's trembling title defense and left it sixth in the standings.
Priyasan releases his 12th novel
Writer and journalist Sabin Priyasan has released his 12th novel, ‘Kalo Man’, which has recently hit the market. Based in Ghorahi, Priyasan has been active in literature and journalism for a long time. His latest work was unveiled at a special ceremony. Priyasan, regarded as Nepal’s second most prolific novelist, had published another novel, ‘Kadi’, just in April.
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Pathibhara sees 6,393 devotees on Saturday
Pathibhara temple, one of the famour religious site of Koshi, saw a large number of devotees on Saturday. This was the highest in terms of numbers this season, according to the Pathibhara Area Development Committee. A total of 6,393 devotees visited Pathibhara on a single day on Saturday. Devotees stood in queue from 3:00 am to 3:00 pm to offer prayers at the revered shrine. Though pilgrims visit Pathibhar
