Deputy Prime Minister and the Minister for Urban Development, Prakash Man Singh has said that the government will follow a due procedure to implement the report submitted by a parliamentary special committee about the investigation of the alleged misappropriation of the cooperative funds.
The provincial government of Sudur Paschim, which has spent two months of the current fiscal year without a budget, will present the revised budget in the provincial assembly today.
An earthquake measuring 3.7 magnitude hit Bajhang district on Friday night.
Different highways of hilly areas in Sudurpaschim Province have been obstructed due to landslides following incessant rainfall. Landslides occurred at different places have obstructed Dhangadhi-Dadeldhura (Bhimdutta), Dadeldhura-Dipayal (KI Sing), Khodpe-Bajhang (Jaya Prithivi) highways and Budar-Jogbudha section.
The level of water in the Mahakali River has exceeded the danger mark.
The water level of the Karnali River has crossed the danger mark triggered by the incessant river for two days.
The Bhimdatta Highway and KI Singh Highway have been blocked with the landslides occurred in different places in the district flowing the continuous rain taking place since Wednesday evening.
Minister for Foreign Affairs Dr Arzu Rana Deuba reaffirmed that she will always strive for advancement of Sudurpaschim Province.
A man who killed his brother by hitting him with a spade has been arrested.
The Dagaura Chaudhary community residing in the Western Terai area is celebrating the Atwari festival with fervour today.
A person has died due to diarrhea in Janaki Rural Municipality. Thirty-four-year-old Holi Teli of Belhari in ward no. 5 of the Municipality has died, according to Health Office Information Officer, Naresh Shrestha.
Residents of Nati Khola village in Himali Rural Municipality-2 of Bajura district are overjoyed following the construction of water taps in each household. Previously, locals were forced to walk an hour every day to fetch muddy water from the river. With the construction of water taps in every household, they are now overjoyed. Biskula Budha, a local, said, "We used to drink muddy river water because there was no clean drinking water in the village. Fetching water was always a constant worry. Now, clean and fresh drinking water is available right in our courtyard." Budha said that toilets, which had been dirty due to the lack of water, were now clean after the installation of water taps in the homes.