- Thursday, 14 May 2026
Two individuals leaking question papers ahead of exams arrested
The arrested are Nirajan Shahi, 37, a resident of Birendranagar Municipality-8, Surkhet, currently residing in Subidhanagar, Kathmandu Metropolitan City-32, and Prem Kumar Shrestha, 30, a resident of Nilkantha Municipality-3, Dhading, currently residing in Budhanilkantha Municipality-10, Kapan, Kathmandu, according to Cyber Bureau spokesperson and Superintendent of Police Dilip Kumar Giri.
More than 100,000 foreign nationals on 'tracking' in five months
At a discussion programme organized here today, the Department has informed that so far 1,543 service providers, including hotels, agencies, domestic airlines, and services for foreign nationals have been integrated into the system.
Draft on Immigration related laws prepared, suggestions sought from general people
The Home Ministry has requested people at large to give their suggestions and feedback on the draft. The Ministry unveiled the draft on Tuesday.
Proposal seeking consideration on 'Alternative Development Finance Mobilization Bill-2082' passed
: The House of Representatives has passed a proposal presented seeking consideration on the 'Alternative Development Finance Mobilization Bill-2082'.
ICC World Cup League 2: Scotland defeats Nepal by 2 runs
Despite half centuries from Vice-captain Dipendra Singh Airee and Gulshan Jha, Nepal fell short by just 2 runs in the match decided by the DLS method, after 50 overs could be completed in the second innings due to rain.
Students unalive themselves after not getting satisfactory results in SEE
Two students of Kailali have taken their own lives after failing to secure satisfactory results in the Secondary Education Examination (SEE).
MP Pun calls on govt. to prioritize innovation and research
Member of Parliament Mahabir Pun has urged the government to prioritize innovation and scientific research.
Exam preparation classes for NG students: Minister Pokharel
In today's meeting of the Education, Health and Information Technology Committee under the House of Representatives, Minister Pokharel expressed commitment to run supplementary examination preparation classes for non-graded students, adding the government's commitment of publishing SEE results within a month has been implemented.
NRNA welcomes government's policies and programmes
The statement mentions that the policies and programmes presented by President Ramchandra Paudel on Monday at the joint sitting of both houses of the Federal Parliament, with a high priority given to non-resident Nepalis, is an extremely positive step.
Madheshi Commission functioning in limited resources
Acting Chairperson of Madheshi Commission, Jeewachh Sah, said that the Commission is struggling to address the problems of the Madhesh region due to lack of budget and resources.
Price hike hits construction
The ongoing conflict between Iran, Israel, and the United States in the Middle East has directly affected Nepal’s infrastructure and road construction sectors. The sharp rise in the prices of fuel, bitumen, and construction materials has had a direct impact on large-, medium-, and small-scale infrastructure and road construction projects contracted by the federal, provincial, and local governments.
Electric vehicles worth Rs. 18 billion imported
Electric vehicles worth Rs. 18.93 billion have been imported into Kathmandu via the Tatopani checkpoint from Khasa, China. According to the Tatopani Customs Office, a total of 7,492 electric vehicles worth Rs. 18.93 were imported over the course of two fiscal years. Following the import of these electric vehicles, the government collected revenue amounting to Rs. 10.45 billion, said customs officer Ramesh Bahadur Shah. By mid-March of the current fiscal year, the imported electric vehicles included: 34 un
PMO starts 'Advice Collection Portal' to get recommendations on budget formulation
The Office of the Prime Minister and Council of Ministers has introduced an 'Advice Collection Portal' to ensure direct public participation in policy and programmes, and budget formulation processes for the upcoming fiscal year 2083/084 B.S.
