- Sunday, 7 June 2026
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NCC calls for private sector friendly and production-oriented budget
Nepal Chamber of Commerce (NCC) has submitted its recommendations to Minister for Finance, Dr Swarnim Wagle, regarding the executive budget for the upcoming fiscal year 2083/84 BS.
South Korean court convicts wife of ousted President Yoon on further corruption charges
An appeals court has raised to four years the sentence for the wife of South Korea’s ousted President Yoon Suk Yeol for corruption, about two months after her husband was sentenced to life in prison for rebellion.
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Food management company starts wheat procurement in Kailali
The company has started wheat procurement from farmers and agricultural cooperatives from two places in the district from today.
ICC Women's Challenge Trophy: Nepal defeats Rwanda by 38 runs
Chasing a target of 104 runs set by Nepal, Rwanda was bundled out for 65 runs after losing all its wickets in 17.4 overs. Except for Mary Bimenyimana who scored the highest score of 19 runs for Rwanda, no other player could reach double figures.
Govt. takes back 622 vehicles used illegally by ex-officials
The government led by Prime Minister Balendra Shah has taken concrete steps towards good governance to end the extreme exploitation of the country's limited resources and means.
Courtesy meeting held between foreign minister Khanal and EU Ambassador Lorenzo
A courtesy meeting has been held between Minister of Foreign Affairs Shisir Khanal and EU Ambassador to Nepal Veronique Lorenzo, at the Ministry today.
Global call for fossil-free future
Climate activists from Nepal joined global demonstrations, led by the General Federation of Nepalese Trade Unions, which also took place in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and the Philippines on Sunday evening. These protests were part of a worldwide movement, calling for a rapid, just, and equitable transition to a fossil-free future.
Implementation of constitutionally granted Dalit rights weak
Despite Dalit rights being guaranteed in the Constitution, their implementation remains weak due to the absence of enabling laws, according to legal experts and rights activists.
Tribal man brings dead sister's skeleton to bank to withdraw money from her account
A tribal man in Odisha's Keonjhar district on Monday brought the skeleton of his dead sister to a bank to withdraw the money deposited in her name, police said.
Indigenous Majhi community face increased risk for livelihood due to river encroachment
Batule Majhi, a man in his mid-40s from Bhimtar in Indrawati Rural Municipality–11, belongs to the indigenous Majhi community, traditionally known for fishing as their primary source of livelihood.
Traffic Police take action against 2,746 drivers in last 24 hours
As of this morning, during checks conducted by traffic police at various locations in the Kathmandu Valley, 79 drivers were penalised for driving under the influence of alcohol, 225 for violating ride sharing rules, 175 for running red lights, 148 for speeding, 324 for lane crossing, 149 for driving on footpaths, 55 for no-horn violations, 54 for U-turns and overloading, and 1,537 for other offences, totalling 2,746 drivers, said Traffic Police spokesperson and Superintendent of Police Naresh Raj Subedi.
Fire guts 13 houses in Banke
Fire has gutted 13 houses and sheds in Narainapur Rurual Municipality , ward no. 13 of Banke district. The 13 structures including 9 huts and 4 sheds were completely damaged.
Car driver killed in car-truck collision
Anil Pandit, information officer and DSP at the Nawalpur district police office, said that the car driver, Dipu Gurung, 33, of Pokhara Metropolis-26, succumbed to injuries while under treatment at provincial hospital at Danda.
Road access motivates farmers into apple farming
"Livelihood has become easier because of apple farming. We had no road access in the past and no vehicles would come by here. Now, road has come to our courtyard and the vehicles on which we can load apples for sale," said Chakra Bahadur Kathayat, an apple farmer from Budhinanda Municipality-8.
Daya Shankar Palikhe Journalism Award to Basnet and Baral
Senior editor of Rastriya Samachar Samiti (RSS), Surya Chandra Basnet, is to be honored with the 'Democratic Fighter Dayashankar Palikhe Journalism Award', which carries a cash prize of Rs 101,111 along with a letter of appreciation.
