- Saturday, 4 April 2026
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Siddhartha Cable Car resumes operation
The Siddhartha Cable Car, which was kept out of service for the past one month, has resumed operation following a system upgrade and infrastructure expansion. The cable car connects Butwal Sub-Metropolitan City–1 in Rupandehi district with the historic Nuwakot Fort located in Tinau Rural Municipality–1, Palpa.
Indian Minister Sonowal arriving in Kathmandu tomorrow
India’s Union Minister for Ports, Shipping and Waterways, Sarbananda Sonowal, is scheduled to visit Kathmandu for a religious trip. He is expected to arrive on August 8 to participate in the Dashmahavidya Rudra Hawan Mahayagya, which has been underway at Hanshamandap within the Pashupatinath Temple pr
Vulture from Kawasoti flies 600 km to Lamkichuha via India
A Slender-billed Vulture, which is called ‘sano khairo giddha in Nepali’, that flew from Kawasoti in Nawalpur has travelled around 600 kilometres, passing through India’s Uttar Pradesh, to reach Lamkichuha in Kailali.
Prime Minister's call for global partnership to tackle disaster risks
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has emphasized the need to enhance global cooperation and partnership to address the challenges arising from climate change.
UN Under Secretary-General Fatima calls on PM Oli
United Nations Under Secretary-General and High Representative for the Least Developed Countries, Landlocked Developing Countries, and Small Island Developing States Rabab Fatima, has paid a courtesy call on Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli during the Third United Nations Conference on Landlocked Developing Countries (LLDCs) today.
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Senior Vice-chair Shrestha, General-Secretary Chand hold meeting
Senior Vice-Chairperson of the CPN (Maoist Centre), Narayan Kaji Shrestha, and General Secretary of the Nepal Communist Party, Netra Bikram Chand, held a meeting on Wednesday.
'Make parliamentary functions effective for gaining public trust'
Nepali Congress (NC) general secretary, Biswo Prakash Sharma has empathized on making parliamentary functions and operation effective to enhance public trust to the parliament.
Japanese population down record 900,000; 16th straight year of decline
The population of Japanese nationals in 2024 fell by around 908,000 from a year earlier to 120,653,227, declining for the 16th straight year and the largest drop since the current survey began in 1968, government data showed Wednesday. The latest figures come as policymakers continue to struggle to reverse falling birthrates and regional depopulation, and while anxiety over record foreign resident numbers spurs some voters to turn to opposition parties touting slogans such as "Japanese First." As of Jan. 1, 2025, the population, including foreign residents, was 124,330,690, a decrease of about 554,000, a demographics survey by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications showed.
Health camp held in Gosainkunda
Health camp has been conducted in Gosainkunda, a popular pilgrimage site.
Pokhara Metropolis launches Municipal Energy Plan
Pokhara Metropolitan City launched its first Municipal Energy Plan on Tuesday. The five-year plan to expand energy access, enhance energy efficiency, and promote renewable energy solutions to meet its growing energy demands—while aligning with Nepal’s national energy and climate goals.
MCC passed with commentary due to Maoist party: Chair Prachanda
CPN (Maoist Center) Chair and former Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' has said that the MCC Nepal compact was passed with explanatory notes as a result of the emphasis by his party.
President stresses on recognition, support for athletes
President Ramchandra Paudel has urged the State to secure the future of athletes by providing them opportunities within the sports sector itself. Speaking at a reception held in honour of Rabindra Dhant, the newly crowned Matrix Fighter Night (MFN) champion in India, the Head of State stressed the need for the State to motivate and recognise sportspersons while focusing on the overall development of sports in the country.
Law Minister assures of no bill capable of affecting society adversely
Minister for Law, Justice and Federal Affairs, Ajay Kumar Chaurasiya, has said no bills that can negatively affect the society will be presented in the House.
PM lauds Awaza Programme of Action as instrumental for structural transformation
"Geography should never limit human ambition, especially in today’s interconnected and technologically advanced world.
RSP and RPP continue boycott of HoR meeting again
Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) parliamentarian Manish Jha raised concern about alleged negligence in constitutional appointment involving Krishna Prasad Neupane in the Language Commission.
