- Monday, 13 April 2026
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Multipolar World In The Making?
The earth surface consists of three basic components air, water and land. Water covers 70.8 per cent of total earth area while only 29.2 per cent is the land surface. The land area is divided into different continents - Asia, Africa, Europe, Australia, South America and
Implications Of Trump's Executive Orders
Donald Trump as an individual and the president of the
Spring: Season Of Rebirth
After the cold, dreary days of winter, the weather is starting to become pleasant as
Private sector concerned over cable car protests in Taplejung
The private sector’s umbrella organisations have expressed serious concern about the ongoing protests against the cable car construction project in the Pathibhara shrine of Taplejung district.
Winter crops drying out amid prolonged dry spell
Winter crops in Jajarkot have started drying up due to the lack of rainfall. Farmers relying on rain-fed agriculture are witnessing their crops dried out as they struggle to receive sufficient water.
618 tourists from 46 countries visit Manang in January
Despite the biting cold, 618 foreign tourists from 46 countries visited Manang in January this year.
Locals delighted as vehicles reach Kudi village
Locals of Himali Rural Municipality-5, Kudi, Bajura, were overjoyed when a vehicle reached their village for the first time.
Shaligram installed at Bansgadhi Palace area
By Gokarna PaudelTulsipur, Feb. 5: Shaligram, a sacred fossilised stone worshipped as lord Bishnu, weighing 251 kg, has been installed on Bansgadhi Kalika Malika Temple premises in the winter palace area of the king of Chhillikote.Before the unification of Nepal, the Bansgadhi Palace area in Dang district served as the winter residence of the king of Chhillikote. Rishiraj Sharma, a resident of Tulsipur Sub-Metropolitan City-19, facilitated the installation of the Shaligram at the temple.Sagar Regmi, Secretary of the Kalika Malika Temple Management Committee said, "Since kings are regarded as the incarnation of lord Bishnu, placing the Shaligram in the palace area holds great religious significance." The Shaligram was brought from Kagbeni in Mustang district.According to Regmi, permission was obtained from the District Administration Office, Mustang, following recommendations from Tulsipur Sub-Metropolitan City ward-19 and the District Administration Office, Dang, to transport the stone to Dang.The Shaligram was consecrated on the temple premises on Tuesday. Deepak Paudel, a local, expressed hope that the installation of Shaligram would boost religious tourism.Premnath Yogi, chairperson of Ward No.19 of Tulsipur Sub-Metropolitan City, informed that the Jyangte Jaruwa, which is mythologically associated with the Bansgadhi royal palace, has been preserved.He also mentioned that efforts are underway to conserve the temples and shrines in the palace area.
Livestock and motorbikes banned in Rukum's Taksera village
A densely populated Taksera Village, located in Putha Uttarganga Rural Municipality-10, captivates visitors and serves as the hub of the rural municipality.
Government decides to set up consumer court
The government has decided to organise the ‘Samagarmatha Dialogue’ in Kathmandu from May 16 to 18, 2025. The Dialogue will be based on the theme ‘Climate Change, Mountains and the Future of Humanity.’
Curbing corruption is political agenda, Prachanda says
CPN (Maoist Centre) Chair and former Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' has stated that corruption is a key factor behind the nation's economic crisis.
Cooperative fraud: Case registered against 15 individuals including former DPM Lamichhane
A case has been registered at the Chitwan District Court today against 15 people including former Deputy Prime Minister and Home Minister and Rastriya Swatantra Party Rabi Lamichhane on charges of embezzling funds from Sahara Chitwan Multipurpose Cooperative Society Limited.
Govt. to organize Sagarmatha Sambaad on 16-18 May
The government has decided to organize Sagarmatha Sambaad in Kathmandu on May 16-18 on the theme 'Climate Change, Mountains, and the Future of Humanity'.
Nepali CSO submits shadow report before CEDAW Committee
Representing the civil society in Nepal, the Forum for Women, Law and Development (FWLD) presented a shadow report during the meeting of the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW).
International Film Festival in Janakpur from Feb 28
The first Janakpur International Film Festival (JIFF) is going to be held with the aim of internationalizing the Nepali film sector while promoting its market and exploring potential and opportunities.
