- Tuesday, 4 November 2025
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Indian Sikhs given visas for festival in Pakistan
Indian Sikh pilgrims have been issued visas for neighbouring Pakistan, the first major allowance after travel between the arch-rival nations was frozen during conflict in May.
Sundarharaincha received the highest rainfall on Friday
Sundarharaincha of Morang received the highest rainfall on Friday, with 252.4 millimeters.
Gen Z protests injury ID card being distributed in Baitadi
Ministry of Home Affairs via Ministry of Health has sent a list of six injured persons from Baitadi to the District Administration Office during the Gen Z protests held on September 8-9.
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Beni-Darbang road obstructed
The Beni-Darbang road connecting three local levels of Western Myagdi with district headquarters has been obstructed for the past three days.
Rain, snowfall likely in Koshi, Bagmati and Gandaki today
The Meteorological Forecasting Division stated that the Koshi, Madhesh, Bagmati, Gandaki and Lumbini provinces will generally be cloudy, while the remaining provinces will have partly cloud cover.
317 cottage and small industries added in Jhapa in three months
According to Information Officer at the Cottage and Small Industry Office, Janaki Bhattarai, 145 firms were registered under industry category and 172 under commerce category during three months.
PM Karki calls for cooperation from all sides for elections
Prime Minister Sushila Karki has called for support and cooperation from all sides to make the election scheduled for upcoming March 5 a success.
Breaking The National Politics Of Deadlock
Nepali politics has reached a situation of deadlock between the government, mainstream political parties, Generation Z groups and monarchist forces. Deadlock is a situation of national crisis where it is difficult to bring all the political actors to the normal course of politics through an all-inclusive dialogue. This crisis has excruciatingly removed established political leadership from the routine work of politics, compelling them to adjust to new survival art. It ha
Valour, Missteps And Future Of Gen Z
History doesn’t repeat itself, but it frequently rhymes. Its echoes drift across centuries, sometimes faint, sometimes thunderous, carrying lessons disguised in the attire of different ages. The rhythm feels unmistakably familiar: a nation cornered, its soul tested, its
Angry Teenagers
You must have seen an angry teenager. Anger is often seen as one of the defining features of young people. We notice it in loud arguments and slammed doors. Even in the silence of a teen who refuses to speak, the anger is loud. There are deep psychological reasons that explain why youths experience anger so strongly.
PM Karki calls for cooperation from all sides for elections
Prime Minister Sushila Karki has called for support and cooperation from all sides to make the election scheduled for upcoming March 5 a success.
Foreign signings heat up ahead of NPL-2
With the second edition of the Nepal Premier League (NPL) set to begin on 17 November, franchise teams have ramped up their overseas signings to bolster their squads. All eight teams are in the hunt for world-class cricketers while retaining top performers from Season One.
Hazlewood stars as Australia ease past India to win second T20
Josh Hazlewood took three wickets for 13 runs to put India on the back foot before Mitch Marsh plundered 46 runs to guide Australia to a four-wicket win Friday in the second Twenty20 cricket international.
Preparations for Satyawati Temple Fair underway
Preparations have been intensified for the fair, where people proclaim their wishes aloud. The fair is held every year at Satyawati Temple in Tinau Rural Municipality-4 of Palpa district. Every year, on the occasion of Kartik Sukla Purnima, devotees gather at the Satyawati Temple to shout out their wishes during this special fair.
English version of Wagle's Koreana Coffee Guff unveiled
The English translation of Narayan Wagle’s third book, Koreana Coffee Guff, was launched on Wednesday in Kathmandu. During the programme, author Wagle, who has shifted from a career in journalism and writing to farming in his home town of Tanahun, gifted the book to Eduardo Rincon, a leading figure in the biodynamic agriculture movement. Wagle spent many years working as a journalist in Kath
