- Thursday, 18 December 2025
South Africa raids US refugee centre
A center in South Africa processing applications for the United States refugee program was raided by immigration and law enforcement officers and
Millions raised for gunman-stopping hero
Like many Australians strolling at Bondi Beach on long, warm summer evenings, Ahmed al Ahmed just wanted a cup of coffee with a friend. Around him, a
Jumla-Surkhet flight transforms Karnali life
Following federalisation, Birendranagar in Surkhet was established as the capital of Karnali Province. Administratively, residents of Jumla regularly travel to Surkhet via the Karnali Highway.
Minister Ghising confident of availing water from Tanakpur barrage
Minister for Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation Kulman Ghising shared that efforts were being coordinated with India to release water to Nepal from Tanakpur barrage.
Trump sues BBC claiming $10B
President Donald Trump filed a lawsuit Monday seeking $10 billion in damages from the BBC, accusing the British broadcaster of defamation as well as deceptive and unfair trade practices.
NWSSRICDC expands CWIS training nationwide
The National Water Supply and Sanitation, Research, Innovation and Capacity Development Center (NWSSRICDC), in collaboration with UN-Habitat and the
Victory Day 2025 celebrated in Bangladesh Embassy
Bangladesh Embassy, Kathmandu hosted in its premises a very colorful and festive program celebrating the Victory Day 2025 with due solemnity and fervor today.
Ministry of Labour to launch ‘Help to Help 10 Cell’
The Ministry of Labour, Employment and Social Security is going to launch the ‘Help to Help 10 Cell’ to prevent fraudulent activities in foreign employment.
Jumla exports apples worth Rs. 412 million
The agriculture office reported that during the apple producing season, local apples were sold for Rs. 65.50 per kg at the orchard gates. Similarly, local apples were sold for Rs. 70 per kg in some orchards of municipalities. The Italian Fuji apples were sold at prices exceeding Rs.175 per kg.
Tiger census commences in Nepal; 1,100 advanced cameras employed
Nationwide tiger census, conducted once every four years, officially commenced today. The launch was marked by a formal inaugural programme held in Sauraha, Chitwan.
Country's travel payment reaches Rs 75.74 billion in four months
Nepal's travel payment increased 11.8 percent to Rs 75.74 billion, including Rs 48.26 billion for education in the first four months of the current fiscal year 2082/83 BS.
Tatopani border road reopens after agreement
he Kodari section of the Barhabise–Kodari Highway leading to the Tatopani border point has reopened after the government agreed to begin long-term
Painsari dance nears disappearance
The Painsari dance in Dailekh district is on the verge of disappearance due to a lack of generational transmission.
