- Saturday, 6 June 2026
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Eight including Chair Thapa held
Eight persons including Chairman of the Rastriya Prajatantra Party (RPP) Nepal, Kamal Thapa, has been arrested from Narayanchaur of Kathmandu.
Time for revolutionary to resist status quoist, regressive forces
Present republican system one is not simply a traditional parliamentary republic but more than that it is an inclusive and participatory republic. It has characteristics of both parliamentary and people's democracy, said the former PM.
Monsoon to become inactive for a week
The Department of Hydrology and Meteorology, through its Meteorological Forecasting Division, has stated that the monsoon, which entered Nepal 15 days earlier than the average date, will now remain inactive for the next seven days.
High-level delegation instructs for acceleration of Rahughat Hydropower Project
A high-level delegation from the Ministry of Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation today carried out a field inspection to the 40-megawatt Rahughat Hydropower Project being developed by the Raghuganga Hydropower, an auxiliary company of the Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA).
PM Oli simultaneously lays foundation of 64 road projects in Madhesh Province
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli today simultaneously laid the foundation stone for 64 large-scale road construction projects based in the Madhesh Province.
Senior litterateur Rasik no more
Senior litterateur and musician Ganesh Rasik has passed away today at the age of 78. He died at 11 am at Nepal Cancer Hospital located in Harishiddhi, Lalitpur, where he was receiving treatment for prostate cancer, musician Bulu Mukarung told Rastriya Samachar Samiti (RSS).
Gandaki Province govt calls transport entrepreneurs for talks
The Gandaki Province government has once again called on agitating transport entrepreneurs to engage in dialogue to find a solution to their ongoing protest. Speaking at a press conference held today, the Ministry of Infrastructure Development and Transport again called the transport entrepreneurs for talks. They have been protesting since Friday against the legalisation of ride-sharing services.
Search for Light
There I stood far and wide, Seeking where the light would hide. There I hoped night and day, That I had a good fate.
Eight injured in microbus accidents in Nawalpur
Eight people have been injured in two separate accidents in Gaidakot and Devachuli of Nawalpur along the East-West Highway. Seven people got injured at Bijaychowk, Gaidakot-8, when a microbus from Dang to Kathmandu met with accident, according to the police. DSP Madhu Nepal, information officer at the Nawalpur district police office, said the injured were under treatment at the old Medical College, Chitwan.
Limbu community's Chyabrung Dance (Photo Feature)
The Limbu community performed its traditional Kelang (Chyabrung) dance at the Sidingwadham Festival at Tamdanda of Sidingwa Rural Municipality - 6 at an altitude of 3,600 meters from May 29 to 31.
IPL: Bumrah-powered MI take on PBKS for a spot in final
After 72 matches and two gruelling months of play-travel-play, with a break in between, only three teams are left standing in IPL 2025: Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB), Punjab Kings (PBKS) and Mumbai Indians (MI). While RCB have already qualified for the final, MI will meet PBKS in another crunch game on Sunday to identify the other finalist. Whoever wins will face Royal Challengers Bengaluru on June 3
One killed, eight injured in Doti jeep accident
One person was killed and eight injured in a jeep accident at K.I. Singh Rural Municipality - 5's Kedar Gaun in Doti on Sunday. According to the District Police Office of Doti, a jeep having registration number Su. Pa.. Pra. 01 001 Ja 1464, coming to Dipayal from Bogatan-Phudsil Rural Municipality, met with an accident.
Dolphin census begins in Saptakoshi River
The dolphin census has officially begun today in the Saptakoshi River, the part of the Koshi Wildlife Reserve. This annual census has been conducted since 2022, according to Bhupendra Prasad Yadav, Senior Conservation Officer at the Reserve.
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Active COVID cases cross 3,000 in India, Kerala, Maharashtra & Delhi worst-hit
The number of active COVID-19 cases in India has crossed 3,000, with Kerala accounting for the highest number at 1,336 active cases, followed by Maharashtra and Delhi, according to data released by the Union Health Ministry. Four deaths — one each in Delhi, Kerala, Karnataka, and Uttar Pradesh have been reported across the country in the past 24 hours.
Newar community observing Sithi Nakha festival
The Newar community is observing the Sithi Nakha festival with gaiety and fervor as the last of their cultural festivals today.
