- Tuesday, 31 March 2026
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Action taken against eight, clarification sought from 94 for violation of code of conduct
The Election Commission has taken action eight people and sought clarifications from 94 people for breaching the election code of conduct.
UML denies forging electoral alliance
The CPN (UML) has clarified that it has not forged an alliance with any political party in the March 5 election to the House of Representatives.
“Nepal-India Tech Forum 2026” held in New Delhi, for Enhancing Bilateral Cooperation in Digital Innovation, Infrastructure and Investment
Speaking on the occasion as the “Chief Guest & Keynote Speaker”, Dr Shankar Prasad Sharma, Ambassador of Nepal to India, set the tone for strengthening India-Nepal bilateral cooperation with a tech upgrade in relationship.
Government advisory to Nepali Nationals in Israel and Iran
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) has advised Nepali nationals residing in Isreal and Iran to take precautionary measure.
Fiscal Commission denies cutting off grants to provinces, local levels
The National Natural Resources and Fiscal Commission has drawn the federal government’s attention regarding latter's decision to cut grants to provinces and local levels.
Bailey bridge over Arun River breaks down
A bailey bridge over the Arun river and connecting Makalu Rural Municipality ward nos-5 and 2 has broken down.
Israel attacks Iran, Trump says the U.S. has begun ‘major combat operations in Iran’
The United States is participating in the strikes, according to a U.S. official and a person familiar with the operation, who spoke on condition of anonymity to detail sensitive military operations. It was not clear the full extent of the American involvement. The White House declined to immediately comment.
Rastriya Swatantra Party busy campaigning in Kathmandu Valley
The Rastriya Swatantra Party has intensified its campaigning focused on Kathmandu Valley, in the lead up to the March 5 elections to the House of Representatives.
Night-time economy prevented in Pokhara in view of election period
According to the District Administration Office, hotels, restaurants, Dohori sanjh (entertainment club though folk-duet song), dance bars and beverage shops will be allowed to open until 9:00 pm. The order shall remain in force until a further public notice.
Public schools in Kathmandu turning tech-savvy
As part of the initiative to make schools technology-friendly, KMC has enrolled 36,280 individuals, including students, teachers, ECD facilitators, and other staffs across 83 public schools into the integrated digital attendance system, informed Namraj Dhakal, head of the KMC Education Department.
Road problems cannot be solved without legal reforms: NC President Thapa
President of Nepali Congress Gagan Kumar Thapa has said that legal and policy reforms are necessary to address delays in road construction rather than making extreme statements such as hanging contractors.
North Korea’s Kim gifts rifles to officials and his daughter takes aim after party congress
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un gifted new sniper rifles to top government and military officials following a weeklong ruling party congress celebrating his leadership, with state media highlighting an image of his teenage daughter taking aim at a shooting range as her increasingly prominent appearances fuel speculation Kim is grooming her as a future leader.
'Votes for those who deliver Lalpurja, not just promises'
In every election, political parties and candidates come asking for votes with promises to provide land ownership certificates to these landless residents. However, they have not received the certificates so far. This time, the residents of Torikhoriya say they are looking not for candidates who merely promise Land Ownership Certificate as in previous elections, but for candidates who will actually deliver them.
Committee formed for providing recommendation to budget
The Ministry of Finance has started a necessary process to formulate the budget for the upcoming fiscal year.
Five days to HoR election: 1,061 complaints resolved
According to the Election Commission, out of the complaints received, 1,061 or 99 percent have been resolved.
