- Friday, 10 October 2025
157 people rescued from Bhairahawa to Kathmandu
The Nepal Airlines Corporation's A320 aircraft landed in Bhairahawa at 3:43 PM carrying 76 passengers. From Bhairahawa, the plane returned to Kathmandu at 5:40 PM with 157 passengers, informed Binod Singh Raut, the spokesperson of Gautam Buddha International Airport.
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CCTV cameras required in Tamghas's 17 places
It has been found that 17 CCTV cameras are necessary at Tamghas, the district headquarters of Gulmi, and at the main checkpoints. The District Police Office, Gulmi, has stated that two CCTV cameras are required, one each in Bakhrecheda and Khanigaun Dobato.
China achieves milestone in compact fusion project with key component installation
The Burning Plasma Experimental Superconducting Tokamak (BEST), a compact fusion experiment device under construction in Hefei, east China's Anhui Province, has reached a major milestone with the successful installation of its first key component, the Dewar base, marking progress toward the world's first electricity generation from fusion power.
‘Total internet blackout’ sparks panic in Afghanistan
Afghanistan faced a sweeping internet blackout on Tuesday after the ruling Taliban vowed to cut off access as part of a crackdown on “immoral activities,” sparking fears of further isolation for millions living under their increasingly harsh rule. Internet watchdog Netblocks said late Monday that multiple networks in Afghanistan had been disconnected and that telephone services had also been impacted, resulting in what it said was a “total internet blackout” in the nation of 43 million people.
Nepal's first homegrown social platform 'Global Diary' launched
The platform is a comprehensive one that aims to support digital transformation, promote commercial empowerment, and encourages inclusive technological development.Designed to empower businesses, individuals, and government agencies, Global Diary brings communication, trade, and opportunities together on a single platform.
Trump approves deal putting TikTok in US under US control
The document, published by the White House on its website, says that "TikTok’s US application would be operated by a new joint-venture company based in the United States." The company will be "operated in the US by a board of directors with national security and cybersecurity credentials, and subject to strict rules to protect Americans’ data and our national security."
Astronomers discover massive gas bridge linking two dwarf galaxies
Astronomers in Australia have found a colossal hydrogen gas bridge linking two dwarf galaxies, offering new insight into how galaxies interact and evolve. Researchers from the University of Western Australia (UWA) node at the International Centre for Radio Astronomy Research (ICRAR) uncovered an immense structure, which spans an astonishing 185,000 light-years between galaxies NGC 4532 and DDO 137, located 53 million light-years from Earth, an ICRAR statement said Wednesday.
Education Minister Pun for mandatory computer teacher in every school
Minister of Education, Science and Technology Dr Mahabir Pun has stressed on the need to make a provision for at least one computer teacher in every community schools in the country.
4G service launched in Humla
The local residents have shared their happiness for the beginning of the 4G internet service in the villages here.
Daily life returning to normalcy in Pokhara
Daily life is gradually getting normal in Pokhara with the Gen Z protests calming down.
Chinese scientists trace phased rise of oxygen that shaped Earth's habitability
Chinese scientists have found that Earth's atmosphere experienced three major oxygen surges over the past 2 billion years as it shifted from an anoxic to an oxygen-rich state, offering fresh insights into the origins of life, its evolution and the planet's long-term habitability. The study, led by researchers from Chengdu University of Technology and Nanjing University, was recently published in Nature. It presents a record of the triple oxygen isotope composition of sulfate trapped in sedimentary rocks.
Social networks should abide by law: NC Vice President Gurung
"When I was the Law Minister, TikTok was banned in Nepal, and after registration, it was allowed resumption," Gurung reminded, underscoring the importance of registration. It is a global practice that the social media platforms are operated only after registration, he insisted.
Stargazing Highlights Of September
The night skies of this autumn month would invite ardent observers to marvel at the peculiar planets, secretive stars and confounding constellations and embrace the elusive co
