- Friday, 10 April 2026
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Envoy Lamsal presents Letters of Credence
Ambassador of Nepal to the Kingdom of Belgium, Sewa Lamsal, presented her Letters of Credence to King Philippe of Belgium.
KTM Valley witnessing light rainfall
The Kathmandu Valley has now been witnessing light rainfall. Meteorologist Devid Dhakal told RSS that light rainfall would take place this morning, afternoon and today night in the Kathmandu Valley.
President Paudel's message on Mahavir Jayanti
President Ramchandra Paudel has wished for happiness, peace and prosperity to all Nepali Jain sisters and brothers in the country and abroad on the occasion of 2624th birth anniversary of Mahavir, the founder of Jainism.
Youth at the Helm: How Gen Z is Redefining Climate Action
The Nepali Youth for Climate Action (NYCA), founded in 2008, has grown into a powerful youth-led force confronting climate change head-on, with initiatives that ripple across Nepal and beyond. By 2010, they said they had planted 100,000 trees nationwide, a staggering effort to combat deforestation and carbon emissions in a country where forest cover is vital to both ecology and livelihoods.
Circular Economy for the Bottom of Pyramid
Management of the waste or end-of-product life is one of the paramount principles in the circular economy which helps create employment opportunities for low-income workers in waste collection, recycling, and upcycling industries; quite often we also have seen people collecting trash on the streets for recycling purposes.
Russia, US to hold next round of talks in Istanbul on April 10, Russian diplomat confirms
As regards a second round of talks between Russia and the United States on normalizing bilateral embassy operations, "I confirm that it will take place tomorrow," the Russian diplomat said at a news briefing. "The meeting will be held in Istanbul.
Unintended Costs of Trump's Shipbuilding Plan
For chemicals, a key U.S. export, over 70% of tankers currently on order are being built in China. “Industry experts estimate that constructing a comparable chemical tanker in the U.S. would take over a decade and cost more than four times the price of those built in China, Japan, or South Korea,” Platten said.
PM Oli urges businesspersons to invest confidently
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has urged the businesspersons to invest confidently, while sharing that there is political stability in the country. The stable politics has paved way for economic development.
Indian Agriculture Minister Chauhan calls on PM Oli
The Indian Minister for Agriculture and Farmers' Welfare, Shivraj Singh Chauhan, paid a courtesy call on Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli on Wednesday.
Annual inflation posts 3.75 percent in eight months of fiscal year
In the eight months of the current fiscal year, 2081/82, the year-on-year inflation has been recorded to be at 3.75 percent.
Energy Minister directs officials to clear dues of dedicated and trunk lines
Minister for Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation Deepak Khadka has directed the electricity authorities to immediately recover the remaining dues of dedicated feeder and trunk line.
Health and population scientists' summit to kick off on Thursday
The 11th summit of the Nepal Health Research Council (NHRC) and of the health and population scientists is to be held here starting Thursday.
Forest fires widespread in Mahottari
Widespread forest fires continue to destroy the forest areas in Mahottari, primarily along the East-West Highway, the Chure Mountain Range, and the BP Highway.
Historic Kagbeni Palace in Mustang awaits conservation
A historic monument in Kagbeni, Baragung Muktikshetra-4, Mustang, has been awaiting protection. The seven-story Kagbeni Palace, dating back 1,200 years, now stands as a four-story rampart.
Country will not experience load shedding, assures Energy Minister Khadka
Minister for Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation, Dipak Khadka, has said now there will be no load shedding in the country. Inaugurating the 78-megawatt Sanjenkhola Hydropower Project constructed in Rasuwa on Wednesday, Minister Khadka argued that the people will not face the problem of power outages.
