- Friday, 10 April 2026
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'Fake police' arrested in Rani
Police have arrested a fake police officer who has been extorting money by threatening locals in the Morang district. Arrested was Biratnagar Metropolitan City - 12 resident, 25 years old, Dhan Bahadur Tharu.
China-South Asia Expo provides new opportunities to bolster trade and cooperation
Senior officials from multiple countries attending the opening ceremony of the 9th China-South Asia Expo on Thursday highly praised the event for providing new opportunities to boost trade and regional cooperation. The expo in the southwestern Chinese city of Kunming has drawn representatives from over 70 countries, regions and international organizations, as well as over 2,500 enterprises.
Discussion begins on 10 ministries in HoR
Discussion on the headings of 10 different ministries under the Appropriation Bill, 2082, began in the House of Representatives amidst the protest of Rastriya Swatantra Party and boycott of Rastriya Prajatantra Party.
Scotland down Nepal by 34 runs to win tri-nation T20I series
The series, that also featured Netherlands, finished with a three-way tie (on the points table) but Scotland finished at the top on virtue of the best net run-rate
Yoga more than calisthenics: VP Yadav
In a message of best wishes on the occasion of the International Yoga Day, 2025 today, Vice-President Yadav mentioned yoga is not only a calisthenics but also a lifestyle. "Yoga makes human life peaceful, prosperous and disciplined by maintaining balance between soul, body and mind", he argued.
7 dead, 25 injured in Chitwan bus accident
At least 7 have been dead 25 injured in Chitwan bus accident.
'Budget not favourable to peasants'
Kathmandu, June 21: Deputy General Secretary of CPN (Maoist Centre), Shakti Bahadur Basnet, has said the budget was not favourable to peasants.During a programme organized at Sambad Dabali here Friday, Deputy General Secretary Basnet argued the budget document failed to pay heed to farmers' need and concerns. Also the former Home Minister, leader Basnet viewed his party would carry out its responsibility, staying in opposition. Recent two-point agreement was a reminder of responsible behaviour by the party, he said, adding that if the agreement was not implemented, the party would launch a protest. "If the government does not enforce the agreement within 30 days, we're ready for street agitation. However, we're hopeful that a high-level probe committee will be formed," leader Basnet voiced.He related the farmer's movement to the people's revolution launched since 2052BS. The farmers' movement, however, could be given a new form and direction in view of changing social values and need, according to him. Meanwhile, on Friday itself, Minister for Water Supply, Pradip Yadav, argued the budget had encompassed all sectors and classes.He made such a claim while addressing the first federal council of the Janata Samajbadi Party. "Some are spreading rumour that budget was focused on certain areas, but it was wrong. This time, budget is inclusive and development-focused," Yadav reiterated. The Minister further said drinking water, irrigation, health, education and infrastructures were some of the essential sectors the budget paid heed. It has aimed at economic reform, employment generation and social justice, he added. (RSS)
Mount Kanchenjunga along with Manghim
The beautiful Kanchenjunga Mountain is seen in the background of Manghim, a mountain in the Limbu community of Oktang area of Sirijangha Rural Municipality-7, Taplejung.
Shot fired in Sarlahi, three including inspector injured
Three people, including a police inspector, got injured in a clash between two parties on Saturday morning during a road expansion project in Khairatol, B Barahathawa Municipality-4, Sarlahi.
Nepal, land of yoga: President Paudel
Extending best wishes on the occasion of International Yoga Day today, he has said that yoga, meditation and sadhana brings balance to the body, mind and soul, relieve stress and instills positive energy. "I believe that it is necessary to work further in its development by establishing yoga as an integral part of the country's national policy, educational curriculum and public health sector," he has said in the message.
Hattisar Museum (Photo Feature)
The Rana-era Hattisar Museum, located in Bhimphedi Rural Municipality-6 of Makawanpur, is a site of historical importance, known as the hunting ground of British Queen Elizabeth II and Rana Prime Minister Jung Bahadur Rana.
International Yoga Day being celebrated today
International Yoga Day is celebrated every year on 21st June at the call of the United Nations General Assembly since 2016. The proposal by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to declare International Yoga Day at the 69th General Assembly of the United Nations was approved in 2014.
Possibility of heavy rain in five provinces including Bagmati
As the weather remains partly to generally cloudy, light to moderate rain with thunder and lightning is likely to occur at some places of the hilly regions of country. There is likelihood of light snowfall at a few places of the high mountainous region of the country, according to the Weather Forecasting Division.
House of Representatives meeting today
Today's meeting will discuss the annual appropriation of the Ministry of Federal Affairs and General Administration, Ministry of Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation, Ministry of Defense, Ministry of Water Supply and Ministry of Health and Population.
Traffic to resume only after completion of bridge over Binayi river
Traffic was being operated through the diversion after the Dumkibas Bridge over the river collapsed early January this year. But now the diversion will not be built after the flood in the river nearly swept away a bus full of passengers on Thursday night, said Nawalparasi (Bardaghat Susta East) Chief District Officer Bhaviswar Pandey.
