- Saturday, 6 June 2026
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RPP Chair Lingden against interference on freedom of speech
Chairperson of the Rastriya Samachar Samiti (RSS), Rajendra Prasad Lingden has said the government should not meddle with the people's right to freedom of speech.
Mustang farmers distributed agricultural tools
The farmers in the district have been distributed agricultural tools under the Prime Minister Agriculture Modernization Project.
Proposal to form Nepal–Sri Lanka ICT Alliance 2025 handed over
At the heart of the initiative is the vision to establish a Nepal–Sri Lanka Digital Corridor — a long-term project to develop interconnected internet infrastructure, shared cloud services, and digital platforms that will enable both nations to emerge as key digital hubs in South Asia. This strategic alliance underlines the shared commitment of Nepal and Sri Lanka to unlocking the transformative potential of ICT for mutual prosperity and broader regional development.
Dr Mishra appointed as Registrar of Purbanchal University
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has appointed Prof Dr Kalyani Mishra Tripathi as the new Registrar of Purbanchal University.
Ruling and opposition parties agree to end parliamentary deadlock
The ruling and opposition parties have entered into a two-point consensus to resume the parliamentary meeting by ending the deadlock surfaced in the House of Representatives (HoR).
How did sole survivor of Air India plane, on seat 11A, escape Ahmedabad crash?
Vishwash Kumar Ramesh, the only survivor of the fatal Air India plane crash in Gujarat's Ahmedabad that killed all others who were on the aircraft, said that he is still in disbelief about his escape. Ramesh, a 45-year-old British national, was seated on 11A – near an emergency exit – of the Air India flight, when it crashed on Thursday, killing 241 people onboard.
We have increased diplomatic engagement and results will be good: Foreign Minister
Minister for Foreign Affairs Dr Arzu Rana Deuba has said that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has intensified its diplomatic engagements actively and expected this will yield good results for the country's foreign relations.
Nepal is always a sovereign nation and remain so: PM Oli
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has asserted that Nepal is always a sovereign country and will always remain so.
Ahmedabad traffic saves Bhumi Chauhan as she misses fateful AI flight by 10 minutes
Air India Flight AI-171, carrying 242 people, crashed on Thursday afternoon in Ahmedabad. Of all those on board, only one person survived the tragic incident. Narrowly escaping the tragedy was Bhumi Chauhan from Bharuch, who was supposed to board the same flight to London. Due to heavy traffic in Ahmedabad while returning from Ankleshwar, she arrived at the airport just 10 minutes late and was denied entry at the gate.
Lightning kills 13 goats in Mugu
Thirteen goats have been killed due to lightning at Jantalaina of Jhyari Gaun of Chhayanath Rara Municipality -8 in Mugu on Thursday.
Gulf airlines cancel flights after Israel strikes Iran
Several flights scheduled for Friday and one Tehran flight on Saturday were listed as cancelled on the airline's website.
China builds giant radio telescope in Xinjiang
Upon completion, the telescope will become a world-leading large-aperture radio telescope which is fully steerable, and has high sensitivity and multi-disciplinary targets. Compared with fixed radio telescopes of the same size, fully steerable radio telescopes can observe a larger part of the sky.
NA members draw government's attention on contemporary issues
National Assembly members have drawn attention of the government on various contemporary issues including air safety and visit visa.
MPs for forming party's opinion on lifting ban on women workers in the Gulf
In today's meeting of the Industry and Commerce, and Labor and Consumer Interest Committee under the House of Representatives, committee members stated that the parties still needed to have sufficient internal discussions on this issue.
State should make necessary policies for mother language preservation: Speaker
Inaugurating the second International Mother Language Conference organized by National Forum of Newar Journalists in Lalitpur today, Speaker Ghimire expressed the view that challenges have been seen in the context of mother language journalism and attention should be paid to preserve it.
