- Thursday, 17 April 2025
Heinous crimes committed during conflict cannot be condoned: PM Oli
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has made it clear that inhuman and heinous crimes committed during the conflict cannot be forgiven while taking the transitional justice to the final conclusion.
Not a single day of water ensured to Manma, Kalikot, locals
Consumers have complained that they are just paying monthly bills and not getting drinking water from their taps, even for a day.
Hospitals in Barhathwa below standard, CM Singh directs to shut them down
It has been found that all private hospitals in Barahathwa Bazaar, the main commercial center in the southwestern part of Sarlahi, are operating against standards.
Preparations underway for Jaljala eco trek
Jaljala Rural Municipality is preparing to launch the Jaljala Eco Trek aiming to promote tourism while conserving local art, culture and biodiversity. According to Raju Prasad Acharya, Chairperson of the Rural Municipality, a proposal has been submitted to the Ministry of Tourism for the development of necessary infrastructure after conducting a feasibility study and mapping the route of the eco trek.
Textbooks await students in Bajura schools
In a surprising shift from past years, students in Bajura district are now waiting for school to begin—while textbooks, usually delayed, have arrived well in advance. In previous academic years, children often had to wait for months after enrollment to receive textbooks, hampering their ability to engage fully in classroom activities. But this year, the situation has reversed: textbooks are ready, but students are not yet in school.
Teachers continuing their protest
The government on Tuesday decided to summon the session of the Federal Parliament for April 25, with the aim of passing the long-pending School Education Bill. Considering the Kathmandu-centric protest
School Education Bill will be introduced through fast track: Minister Gurung
Minister for Communications and Information Technology Prithvi Subba Gurung has said that the School Education Bill will be introduced soon through fast track process to address education-related problems.
Task force formed to review seats and fees of medical colleges
The 18th meeting of the Medical Education Commission chaired by Prime Minister and Chairman of the Medical Education Commission KP Sharma Oli today formed an 11-member taskforce to review the number of MBBS and BDS seats in private medical colleges and the fee structure.
President summons Federal Parliament Session for April 25
On the recommendation of the Council of Ministers, the President has convened a session of the Federal Parliament to be held at the International Conference Centre, New Baneshwor at 1:00 pm on Friday, April 25.
Home Minister orders investigation into woman's death in Siraha
Minister for Home Affairs Ramesh Lekhak has directed the police administration to conduct an investigation to find the facts and truth in connection with the death of 24-year-old Anandi Devi Sadaya of Jagatpur, Nawarajpur rural municipality-3 in Siraha district.
Fire at Dhalkebar electricity substation, power cut in three districts
A fire broke out in the grid at the Nepal Electricity Authority's substation in Dhalkebar, Dhanusha, on Wednesday morning, affecting the electricity supply to three districts, including Dhanusha.
PM stresses agricultural modernisation
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has stressed the urgency of agricultural modernisation, regional cooperation, and sustainable environmental practices, while warning against populist anarchy and regressive political tendencies that threaten democratic progress.
Sujan Bagh Shrestha pierces tongue for third time in Bode festival
Sujan Bagh Shrestha, 30, a resident of Khasi, Bode in Madhyapur Thimi Municipality, pierced his tongue for the third time on Tuesday during the annual Jibro Chhedne (Tongue Piercing) festival. Shrestha
