- Friday, 5 June 2026
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Hayu family returns home after assurance of debt pay off
There’s a Nepali saying, “Better to incur debt than to face misfortune.” But for Urmila Hayu and her family, this saying does not suit.
Sediment accumulation impedes Saptakoshi’s flow
The sandy islands visible during the winter season in the Saptakoshi River have disappeared under rising water levels brought by the monsoon rains. With the onset of rainfall, the river's surface has risen significantly, submerging the islands that once dotted the riverbed during the dry season.
Prime Minister congratulates Grade 12 students
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has congratulated the students who have passed the Grade 12 examinations.
Legislation committee meeting on Tuesday
Home Minister Ramesh Lekhak has convened a meeting of the legislation committee under the Council of Ministers.
Result of Grade 12 exam made public
He said that 396,347 students had appeared in the exam under regular category while under partial category 147,640 had taken part in the exam, and in total there were 510,987 students/examinees.
President Paudel observes heritage sites in Basantapur Area
President Ramchandra Paudel today inspected various heritage sites in the Basantapur Area of Kathmandu, which are listed as a World Heritage Site. Accompanied by First Lady Sabita Paudel, President Paudel also visited the Hanumandhoka Durbar Museum within the historical site.
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Beautiful scenery of Beni Bazaar
Attractive scene of Myagdi district headquarters Beni Bazaar seen from Jaljala Rural Municipality - 3, Mallaj on Monday.
PM Oli in Turkmenistan, Deputy Chair receives Nepali delegation
PM Oli was welcomed by vice-chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers of Turkmenistan, Hojamyrat Geldimyradow, and Nepal's residential representative to UN office in New York, Lok Bahadur Thapa.
Maoist Centre decides to dismantle factions in party
In the wake of groupism and factionalism plaguing the party for quite a while, the CPN (Maoist Centre) has made a resolve to dismantle such groups. The standing committee meeting of the party that concluded at central office, Koteshwor, today, warned of action against the leaders involving in the activities that go beyond party decision, according to Spokesperson Agni Prasad Sapkota.
India beat England by 6 runs to level Test series 2-2
England are favourites certainly, with just 35 runs left to win, but matches have been lost from stronger positions. Can India spark a miracle to level the series against the odds, and help Shubman Gill avoid a series loss on his debut tour?
Lawmakers demand govt's response to polygamy issue
During an emergency hour of today's meeting of the House of Representatives, they raised the media reports that the Ministry of Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs had been preparing a draft of a bill legalizing polygamy and asked the government if it was true.
Lawmakers demand prompt supplies of fertilizers
Airing their views during a zero hour of the session, they said farmers are bearing the brunt of the short supply of fertilizers.
Activists call for lifting ban on women traveling as domestic workers
Rights activists have urged the government to establish an official channel for women migrating abroad as domestic workers. They raised concerns about women traveling abroad on tourist visas or through unofficial routes to work as domestic help.
Climate change impact, agriculture crises resonate HoR meeting
The House of Representatives (HoR) meeting held today was resonated with the issues, especially related to climate change impact and agriculture crisis facing the country at present.
Afghanistan faces soaring hunger crisis as WFP seeks urgent aid
Hunger in Afghanistan is worsening, with the World Food Programme (WFP) warning it needs $539 million over the next six months to address the country's growing food crisis, Khaama Press reported.
