- Thursday, 29 January 2026
NA session: Intangible Cultural Heritage (Conservation) Bill tabled in Committee
Today's meeting of the National Assembly (NA) unanimously passed the proposal to send the 'Intangible Cultural Heritage (Conservation) Bill, 2081' to the Legislative Management Committee for clause-wise discussions.
I'll dedicate myself to development works by staying with the people: NC President Thapa
Nepali Congress (NC) President, Gagan Kumar Thapa, asserted that the elected Members of Parliament (MPs) should stay directly connect with their voters.
Finance Minister calls for collective efforts to withdraw Nepal from FATF Gray List
Finance Minister Rameshore Prasad Khanal has said that it is the shared responsibility of all stakeholders and authorities to work toward removing Nepal from the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) Gray List related to money laundering issues.
Production and farmers' income level expected to go up with renovation of Chandra Nahar
The structures of the 'Chandra Nahar', the first modern irrigation system constructed by the government in Nepal, have been improved.
Lamjung earns over Rs 243 million from cardamom sales this FY
Lamjung district has generated more than Rs 243 million from the sales of black cardamom in the ongoing fiscal year 2025/26, despite a slight decline in the production.
Complaint lodged with EC for removing Head Lama
The EC Assistant Spokesperson, Kul Bahadur GC said that since a complaint has been registered alleging that the Guthi Sansthan acted against the election code of conduct, a necessary investigation and inquiry process regarding this matter will begin from today.
HoR polls: Legislation is main role of MPs, but voters still expect 'development' from them
The Federal Parliament is the supreme body in the country for people's representation and citizen sovereignty. According to the Constitution, generally the members of the House of Representatives and the National Assembly, elected for a fixed term by the citizens, do not have the responsibility to carry out development works.
NA session: Lawmakers demand robust security for fair election
The National Assembly (NA) members have underlined the need for holding the House of Representatives election in a free and fair atmosphere.
Tribute paid to the Martyr Mathema
Martyr Week organising Committee organised the memorial assembly in the day and place where Mathema had got martyrdom for democracy.
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Government creating strong legal framework for using green energy: Minister Sinha
Minister for Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation, Anil Kumar Sinha, has said that the government is working towards creating a strong legal and policy framework to increase the use of green energy.
Within a month, another elderly couple murdered in Okhaldhunga
Hardly a month has passed since the murder of an elderly couple at Bhadaure of Chisankhugadhi-6 in the district, another elderly couple were killed in the same locality last night.
Demand for action after bodies get swapped at hospital morgue
The bodies of Nisa Baniya of Golbazar Municipality–3, Siraha, and 17-year-old Radhika Sah of Karebona, Khadak Municipality–1, Saptari, who were both found dead by hanging on January 24, were brought to the hospital for post-mortem examination.
Research calls for stronger evidence culture in environmental policies
The Institute of Forestry, Tribhuvan University in collaboration with Brunel University, London and Western University, Australia, organised a dissemination workshop on Monday to share the findings of the research project entitled 'Evidence-Informed Policymaking on Nature in Nepal'.
