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Two injured in elephant attack incident
A woman and her 13-year-old daughter were injured after an elephant attacked them near Bahundangi Chowk in Mechinagar Municipality-4, Jhapa. According to
Today marks International Jazz Day
International Jazz Day is being marked worldwide today. To observe this day, concerts and performance-based initiatives complemented by wide-ranging social outreach and educational activities would be organized.
Demolition of 400 huts to begin on bank of Bagmati Irrigation Canal
The Bagmati Irrigation Project has announced that it would begin a campaign to demolish nearly 400 huts and other structures built illegally by encroaching upon the land of the project in Rautahat district.
Goods clearance, revenue collection affected in customs points
The revenue collection in different customs offices including the Birgunj Customs Office has been affected due to poor compliance by importers and exporters in clearing the goods.
Mostly cloudy conditions expected today
The country is under the influence of westerly and local winds, along with a low-pressure system in the lower atmosphere near the eastern region, resulting in cloudy conditions in most parts of the country, according to the Weather Forecasting Division of the Department of Hydrology and Meteorology.
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Yarsa picking begins in Manang
The picking of Yarsagumba, the herb with medicinal value and a prime source of livelihood here, has begun in high-altitude pastures of Manang district rom today.
Data being updated for potential risk mapping, says Nepal Army
The Nepal Army has clarified that it was updating data for the purpose of mapping potential risks with the aim of facilitating disaster preparedness and response.
Parties urge Govt to convene federal parliament session
A meeting held today under the chairmanship of main opposition party, Nepali Congress parliamentary party leader, Vishma Raj Angdembey took a decision to urge the government to withdraw the ordinance on amending the Constitutional Council Act, 2066 BS and the Cooperatives Act, 2074 BS and request it to instead submit to the House.
EU lawmakers to no longer lose vote while on maternity leave
The reform, voted through to applause in the chamber in Strasbourg, will allow MEPs to pick a colleague to vote in their place for up to three months before their child's expected due date and six months after they give birth.
Three injured in tipper accident
According to police, the incident occurred at Khamcha, of Binayi Triben Rural Municipality-5, along an inner road section when a tipper (Madhesh Province 03-001 Kha 8721) heading west towards Parasi from the Sarbottam Cement mine went out of control and fell approximately 70 meters off the road.
UN Resident Coordinator Yahia pays courtesy call on Speaker Aryal
Resident Coordinator of the United Nations in Nepal, Lila Peters Yahia today paid a courtesy call on Speaker Dol Prasad Aryal.
Adverse weather affects flights
General Manager at the Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA), Teknath Sitaula informed that domestic air services have been affected due to persisting adverse weather in various parts of the country, including Kathmandu.
Ordinance issued for pro-people work: RSP President Lamichhane
President of Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) Rabi Lamichhane said that the government issued the ordinance for performing pro-people work by ending constitutional and legal vacuum.
World Cup League-2: Oman beat Nepal by 102 runs
Oman has made a victory against Nepal by 102 runs in a rain-hit match held under ICC Men's Cricket World Cup League-2. Because of the incessant rainfall on Wednesday, the match was played based on the DLS system, where Oman won by a big margin.
Government will take responsibility for management of homeless: RSP Chair Lamichhane
Chairperson of the Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP), Rabi Lamichhane, has said that the government will take responsibility for the proper management of homeless citizens.
