- Friday, 5 June 2026
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Minister demands five more days for consensus on Education Bill-2080
Minister for Education, Science and Technology, Rajhuji Panta, has demanded five more days for forging consensus on School Education Bill-2080.
PM vows to develop Karnali corridor as a trade route with China, India
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has said that the Karnali corridor will be developed as a trade route with China and India.
Death toll in Pakistan building collapse surges to 27
The death toll from the five-storey building collapse in Karachi has risen to 27, with several people still missing under the rubble, officials said on Sunday. Rescue teams worked overnight on Friday to pull out more bodies from the rubble of the building situated in Lyari on Fida Husain Shaikha Road in Lea Market. Till Saturday, 80 per cent of the rescue operation had been completed, according to South Deputy Commissioner (DC) Javed Nabi Khoso.
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DPM Paudel inspects Lumbini Provincial Hospital: 26 per cent physical progress
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Bishnu Prasad Paudel inspected the under-construction building of the Lumbini Provincial Hospital at Butwal on Sunday.
Dalit community's strong participation in all state organs stressed
Leaders of different political parties have demanded that an equal participation of Dalit community in the state organs be ensured on the basis of population.
Speaker Bista urges journalists to write for social change
Speaker of Koshi Province Assembly, Ambar Bahadur Bista, has said media persons could write for elevating the living standard of backward people for social change.
Work on Dodhara-Chandani dry port to begin soon: Home Minister Lekhak
Home Minister Ramesh Lekhak has said that work on the dry port to be built in Dodhara-Chandani of Kanchanpur will begin soon.
RSS correspondent Bhandari bags 'Nari Sanchar Sadhana' journalism award
Rastriya Samachar Samiti (RSS) Correspondent Ambika Bhandari has been honoured with the 'Nari Sanchar Sadhana' journalism award. The award established by the Nari Sanchar Griha carries a purse of Rs. 100,000.
President visits National and Military museums
President Ramchandra Paudel today visited two museums based in the federal capital.
Problems in banks and financial institutions due to increasing bad loans: Governor Paudel
Nepal Rastra Bank governor Dr Bishwanath Paudel has said that increasing bad loans in agriculture and small and medium enterprises have badly affected banks and financial institutions. He noted that merely introducing a monetary policy focusing on large entrepreneurs and businesses will not resolve this issue. At a pre-monetary policy discussion programme organised by the Society of Economic Journalists (SEJON) here on Sunday, Governor Paudel mentioned that preparations are being made to introduce monetary policy for the upcoming fiscal year 2082/83, with a focus on agriculture and small and medium enterprises.
China's Xinjiang is more dynamic, attractive amid increasing openness
The 2025 (China) Eurasia Commodity and Trade Expo recently concluded in Urumqi, the regional capital. The five-day fair was one of the latest examples of Xinjiang's increasingly open and dynamic development, attended by 1,800 exhibitors from 50 countries and regions, including first-time exhibitors from four countries in Africa: Ethiopia, Zambia, Comoros and Senegal.
KSU and AFU sign MoU for collaborative research
The agreement outlines shared commitments to academic mobility, joint proposal development, collaborative research, and capacity building. It represents a strategic step toward establishing a global academic network rooted in shared values and a common vision for sustainable development,
Home Minister inspects under-construction barrage in Mahakali
Home Minister Ramesh Lekhak has said that the Nepali Army (NA) has been assigned to construct a barrage on the Mahakali River before the monsoon reaches its peak. The project aims to protect nearby settlements from potential flood-related disasters, he added During an inspection today of the under-construction barrage at Bhimdatta municipality-12 in Kanchanpur, the Home Minister stated that the government entrusted the army with this task through a special decision, seeking a long-term solution to the recurring flood issues that have plagued the area for years.
Dialogue on green hydrogen commercialization held
Dr. Biraj Singh Thapa, Team Leader of the Green Hydrogen Lab at Kathmandu University, delivered a technical presentation outlining Nepal’s vast potential for green hydrogen development. Drawing from years of academic groundwork and pilot research, he urged for a shift from laboratory experimentation to on-ground implementation: “We must now break the norm and create tangible projects outside the lab environment,” he stated.
Doctors stage a sit-in at Bharatpur Hospital
Doctors staged a sit-in at Bharatpur Hospital here today in protest against issues related to the Consumer Court.
