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One dies of rabies in Ichhakamana
Chitwan, May 8: Min Bahadur Praja, 32, a resident of Ichhakamana Rural Municipality-2 died of rabies. He died while undergoing treatment at Bharatpur Hospital today, hospital's information officer Gopal Poudel said. A dog had bitten him a few months ago. He died due to delay in treatment. He was admitted to the hospital on Wednesday for treatment. (RSS)
One dies of rabies in Ichhakamana
He died while undergoing treatment at Bharatpur Hospital today, hospital's information officer Gopal Poudel said.
Bus hits one to death; three injured
A girl died and three others were injured when a bus (Ba 3 Kha 7062) en route to Ratnapark from Pepsikola hit a Maruti van and a motorcycle in Tinkune, Koteswor this morning.
Up-gradation of Harichaur-Malma-Pandabkhani road gains pace
Up-gradation of the Harichaur-Malma-Pandabkhani road section under the 'one constituency, one strategic road' plan has gained momentum.
World Remembrance and Reconciliation Day today
Today is the World Remembrance and Reconciliation Day.
Red Cross Day being marked today
The World Red Cross and Red Crescent Day is being marked today in different countries of the globe with the theme 'Keeping Humanity Alive'.
Weather likely to remain fair in most parts of country
There is an influence of the westerly and local winds in the country at present.
It is a crime to inject disappointment among the people: PM Oli
“There are people who are operating with the mission to create a panic by stating that nothing has happened in this country, there are no workers here, people are going abroad to find work. They remind themselves of have ruled for two hundred and fifty years and not seeing the possibility of coming to power through elections in a democracy, they say that nothing has happened in the country.”
Security beefed up along Nepal-India bordering areas
The military tensions between India and Pakistan of late have had its effects along the Nepal-India bordering areas. As a result, the security forces have intensified the security provisions in the border points of Nepal and India.
Pakistan's NSC terms Indian strikes act of war, authorises armed forces to avenge loss of lives
It was reiterated that Pakistan had been emphatically rejecting Indian allegations claiming the presence of terrorist camps on its territory. Moreover, immediately after April 22, 2025, Pakistan made a sincere offer for a credible, transparent and neutral investigation, which unfortunately was not accepted.
'Immortal Regiment' March held in Kathmandu in honor of Victory Day
This commemorative action carries deep meaning for all Russians, wherever they may be. It serves as a living tribute to the heroism of those who secured peace for future generations and as a reminder of the importance of preserving historical memory.
Pass the torch of peace from generation to generation
As the world reflects on the lessons of history, humanity must confront some urgent questions: How can we safeguard the hard-won peace? How can we collectively address pressing global challenges? And most importantly, how can we forge a shared future for all?
Out of Tricks: U.S. Tariff Policy Trapped in Strategic Exhaustion
According to SmartScout, a U.S.-based e-commerce analytics firm, 930 items on Amazon saw price hikes since April 9—the day a 109% tariff on Chinese imports took effect, later raised to 245%. The average increase was 29%, spanning categories such as clothing, jewelry, household items, electronics, and toys.
We are prosperous by legacy and history: Chairman Subedi
The Executive Chairman of Gorkhapatra Corporation, Bishnu Prasad Subedi, has said that Gorkhapatra Corporation is prosperous in terms of legacy and history.
Democracy without free press unimaginable: President
President Ramchandra Paudel has said that the role of the journalism sector has been remarkable in every political, social, and cultural change in Nepal.
