- Saturday, 6 June 2026
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One killed in dry landslide
A labourer died on the spot today after being buried in a dry landslide in Kanakot, Namobuddha Municipality-1.
British Army Chief hails Nepali Army
Chief of British Army, Roly Walker, has hailed Nepali Army.
Association of Nepali Origin formed in Australia
The Association of Nepali Origin (ANO) Australia chapter has been formed.
25 injured in Ilam pick-up accident
Of the 25 injured, 24 have been sent to B and C hospital in Jhapa for further treatment after primary treatment at Mai hospital in Ilam. According to a local resident, Bimal Dahal, one injured is being treatment at the Mai hospital while the condition of 8 injured is said to be serious.
Four foreigners held with 3.5 kg of gold from TIA
Nepal Police have held four foreign nationals including a woman with 3.745 kilogrammes of gold from Tribhuvan International Airport.
Literature is a change agent: Minister Gurung
Minister for Communications and Information Technology, Prithvi Subba Gurung, has asserted that literature is a means of change.
Minister for Foreign Affairs asks for votes for Nepal to UN Human Rights Council
Minister for Foreign Affairs Dr Arzu Rana Deuba has urged the international community to vote for Nepal for a membership on the United Nations Human Rights Council.
Draft of Health Service Act in final stage: Minister Paudel
Minister for Health and Population, Pradip Paudel, has said the draft of the Health Service Act is in final phase.
Chairman Prachanda promises support to promote historic, ancient sites
He said this during his address to a programme organised under the 'Maoists with People, Tarai Madhesh Awakening Campaign' at Barju rural municipality-6 in Sunsari today. The former Prime Minister said he visited various such sites during the campaign. He vowed measures on behalf of the party to promote such areas for the purpose of tourism.
Russian delegation arrives at Istanbul venue of talks with US
Moscow expects the meeting to make it clear how capable the parties are of moving forward quickly and effectively in terms of resuming the normal operation of the two countries’ embassies.
Home Minister assures of acceleration of post-quake reconstruction drive
Home Minister Ramesh Lekhak has said that the post-quake reconstruction efforts have been intensified. In the 29th meeting of the Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Executive Committee held in Singha Durbar today, the Minister said the post-quake reconstruction efforts in Jajarkot, Doti and Bajhang have been accelerated following the assessment of losses.
Mythology Meets Devotion: The Untold Story of Maha Shivratri in Nepal
At the heart of Nepal’s Shivratri lies the Pashupatinath Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Hinduism’s most revered shrines. Legend claims the temple’s Shiva lingam emerged when a cowherd’s cow spontaneously milked a hillside, revealing the sacred jyotirlinga. The Licchavi kings later enshrined it, establishing Pashupatinath as the guardian deity of Nepal. For centuries, the temple has drawn ascetics, royalty, and pilgrims, embodying Nepal’s identity as a “Shiva Bhumi” (Land of Shiva).
Health Ministry concerned over promotion of tobacco products in festivals
The Ministry of Health and Population has urged one and all not to advertise and promote tobacco products in the name of festivals. Stating that the involvement of producers of tobacco products has been noticed and found in some festivals and cultural gatherings, the Ministry urged one and all to refrain from such activities.
Collective efforts needed to improve quality of education: DPM Singh
Deputy Prime Minister and Urban Development Minister, Prakash Man Singh, has stressed the need of collective efforts to increase quality of education.
Activities spreading politics of hatred by destroying social dignity will be curtailed: PM Oli
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has said that activities like spreading politics of hatred by dismantling social norms and creating mistrust in the family itself would be controlled.
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