- Saturday, 18 October 2025
Two Indian nationals arrested on abduction charge
A team from the District Police Range has arrested 24-year-old Parampreet Singh and 28-year-old Lovepreet Singh from Punjab, India, for their involvement in the crime of kidnapping and holding hostages.
Tihar festival commences from today
Also known as Yama Panchak, the festival is observed for five days. The first day of Yama Panchak is observed as Kaag Tihar by feeding crows, regarded as messengers of both good and bad tidings in Nepali society.
673 million people go to bed hungry every night: UN
Around the world, 673 million people still go to bed hungry every night today, and many more faces daily uncertainty about their next meal, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said Thursday.
Disease outbreaks warned in Gaza
The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned that disease outbreaks in Gaza are spiralling out of control, with only 13 of 36 hospitals in the territory partially functioning amid ongoing conflict and devastation.
Yatra Tattoo Exhibition begins
The ‘Yatra Tattoo Exhibition and Art Workshop’, jointly organised by the Nepal Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA) and the Himalayan Tattoo Summit, began on Friday. During the opening ceremony, Chancellor of
Book relating to Simraungadh's ties to Nepal Mandal released
The book is focused on the ties the historic city, Simraungadh, had with Nepal Mandal. Simraungadh is the eleventh-century town which was an economic, cultural and political civilization. It was once the capital of the Mithila Kingdom.
'Intensity of Gen-Z protest was severe than expected'
The Director General of NA's Military Operations Department Pawan Jung Thapa said that the NA worked to maintain law and security on the basis of doctrine of necessity after conducting an objective analysis of the security situation in the immediate context of the sudden and massive Gen-Z protest.
PM Karki expresses grief over passing of Kanchha Sherpa
Prime Minister Sushila Karki has expressed grief over the death of Kanchha Sherpa, a member of the first successful expedition to climb Mount Everest.
'Wetware': Scientists use human mini-brains to power computers
Inside a lab in the picturesque Swiss town of Vevey, a scientist gives tiny clumps of human brain cells the nutrient-rich fluid they need to stay alive.
Tihar: Festival Of Lights And Sibling Bond
When we think about the Tihar festival, the flowers and lights strike our minds first. Tihar is best known for its vibrant decorations of flowers and lights. Likewise, Deusi and Bhailo are other features of this festival
US developer builds homes for displaced Ukrainians
The Russian invasion of Ukraine has displaced millions, scattering families across the country and abroad. For many, heavy fighting in the east means crowded shelters, borrowed beds and fading hope.
Minister Kharel, artists feted
On the occasion of the 101st birth anniversary of the late Hari Prasad Rimal, Radio Nepal’s first singer, actor, and theatre artist, Hari Prasad Kalyani Rimal Natya Sangeet Pratisthan organised various programmes to comm
Gen Z's voice for good governance upholds our voice too: Prachanda
He attributed the loss of lives and property during the Gen Z movement to the ego of the then major ruling parties and recklessness of the government. "Therefore, the main culprit for the loss of lives and property during the Gen Z movement is the then government."
