- Sunday, 12 April 2026
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Two dead, seven injured in Parbat jeep accident
Two people died and seven others were injured when a jeep met with an accident at Bihadi rural municipality in Palpa district this morning. The passengers boarding the jeep with registration number Lu 1 Ja 4460 died on the spot in the accident, according to the District Police Office, Parbat.
Man succumbs to fall from cliff
Bajura, March 5: A 56-year-old man of Tadakota of Gaumul rural municipality in Bajura district died falling off a cliff in his locality. Dambar Bahadur Rokaya had been to the nearest forest to graze goats today morning during which he accidently fell off the cliff, said Dipendra Rokaya, the relative of the deceased. The fatally fell some 100 meters into a gorge, added Dipendra. (RSS)
Rara Lake
The view of Rara Lake and its nearby surrounding in Chayannath Rara Municipality, which is a tourist area of Mugu, on Tuesday evening.
Gold price up by Rs 900
According to the Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers' Association, the price of hallmark gold has been determined at Rs 170, 400 per tola today, which was traded at Rs 169, 500 per tola on Tuesday.
Rokaya dies after falling from cliff
One person died after falling from a cliff in Gaumul Rural Municipality, Bajura.
Tourists observing mountain ranges
Domestic tourists observing the snow range from Danda Khopra, a historical and touristic place in Pasgaun of Khwalasothar Rural Municipality-6, Lamjung. One can observe a view of the mountains including Annapurna, Manaslu and Machhapuchhre from this place.
Dhangadhi Sub-metropolis converting Waste to Wealth
Godavari (Kailali), March 5: Dhangadhi Sub-municipality Corporation has been making a good income by converting waste produced by its citizens into wealth. The Waste Segregation Centre based at ward no-2 has so far earned Rs 4.55 million by selling biodegradable and non-biodegradable waste. The center earned Rs 2.55 million in the last fiscal year and Rs 2 million in the first eight months of the current fiscal year. According to Ashok Awasthi, head of Dhangadi's environment, drinking water and sanitation management branch, the center came into operation since the beginning of last fiscal year 2080/081. Nanda Devi Service Center has been contracted for five years to run the centre. Currently, the center collects 21 tons of waste daily from nine of the 19 wards of the sub-metropolis and sells it after sorting the waste into different forms and categories. In the remaining 10 wards, garbage is being collected by placing dustbins in commercial centers through a cleanliness campaign. At the centre, plastic, iron, tin, aluminum, rubber, shoes, and paper are all being sold after being segregated “70 percent of the collected waste is being put to use, and biogas is being extracted from the biodegradable waste,” Awasthi said. Three machines have been installed at the classification center to shred and compress waste including paper and plastic. The center operator, Hasta Bahadur Shah, said that the waste collected from the market is being sold in markets including Dhangadhi, Biratnagar, Bhairahawa and Dang. Currently, 140 people have been employed at the centre. (RSS)
Dhangadhi Sub-metropolis converting Waste to Wealth
Dhangadhi Sub-municipality Corporation has been making a good income by converting waste produced by its citizens into wealth. The Waste Segregation Centre based at ward no-2 has so far earned Rs 4.55 million by selling biodegradable and non-biodegradable waste.
Body of newborn baby found in Makwanpur
The body of a newborn baby with placenta attached was found in the Manhari of West of Makwanpur District on Tuesday evening.
Commission increased on gas, no burden on consumers: Nepal Oil Corporation
A five-point agreement has been reached between the government and the gas industry.
Drinking water pipe in Thapathali repaired
The drinking water supply pipe of the Melamchi Drinking Water Project which burst open in Thapathali on Tuesday morning has been repaired.
Damaged water supply pipe in Thapathali repaired
The main pipeline of the Melamchi Water Supply Project (MWSP) that was burst on Tuesday morning in Thapathali has been repaired.
Ten people killed in wildlife attacks in 6 months
Ten people have died due to attack by wild animals in Chitwan National Park and its neighbourhood in the first six month of the current fiscal year. The ten people fell victim to attacks by rhino, elephant and tigers in the Park and surrounding areas since mid-July.
Five Ordinances being tabled for parliamentary endorsement
Five ordinances are being tabled in the House of Representatives (HoR) meeting for discussion and approval today. The HoR meeting has been summoned for 1:00 pm this afternoon.
International Day for Disarmament and Non-Proliferation
At the call of the United Nations, the International Day for Disarmament and Non-Proliferation is being observed by organising a variety of programmes in Nepal too.
