- Wednesday, 29 July 2026
Police recover smuggled sewing items
Police have recovered the tailoring items which were supplied illegally. The smuggled goods worth over Rs 300 thousands were seized from Gulariyaghat of Bhajani Municipality-5 in Kailali district.
Renovation of Bal Mandir begins at direction of Minister Badi
Restructuring of the Bal Mandir (Children's Home) with infrastructural reform has begun at Naxal, Kathmandu.
Israeli Ambassador Bass Commits to Visiting Karnali Before next year Following Meeting with Karnali Youth
Israeli Ambassador to Nepal, Shmulik Arie Bass, held a meeting with Ashish Jaisi Devkota, a youth representative from Karnali, in Kathmandu on Friday.
Over 500 thousand tourists visit Martyr Memorial Park, Hetauda, in a year
The park is opened from 6:00 am to 9:00 pm every day. A Nepali citizen has to pay Rs 50 as entry fee while Rs 30 for student, Rs 100 for citizen of SAARC countries, and Rs 150 for the citizens of other foreign countries, he added.
Landless get land ownership certificate in Jhapa
Speaking at the certificate distribution programme at Arjundhara, former Deputy Speaker and Member of House of Representatives from Jhapa-2 Indira Rana Magar, also a lawmaker from the ruling Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP), termed it a historic for landless people as they were happy and getting land ownership certificate.
Political parties major driver of change in country: Chair Oli
Similarly, a leader of the Nepali Communist Party (NCP), Narayan Kaji Shrestha, reminded the past that despite getting huge public trust, their parties failed to meet people's expectations. He viewed true tribute to Pushpalal would be achieved once the patriotic forces, communist and leftist ones maintained unity and collaboration and acted accordingly at present time.
Industry Minister and FAO Representative discuss branding Nepali goods
The FAO Country Representative for Nepal drew the minister's attention, expressing that although the GI system has been implemented in most countries around the world, it has not yet been brought into use in Nepal.
Jhapa's faecal sludge plants run below capacity
Two faecal sludge treatment plants, built with millions of rupees in Mechinagar Municipality in Jhapa district, have yet to operate at full capacity due to policy gaps, poor regulation of private septic tanks and a limited supply of faecal sludge.
Govt endorses pact with victims of loan shark, forged documents declared illegal
The Cabinet also decided to provide full concession on fee for landing, parking and navigation and 50% discount on ground handling fee for international flights from Pokhara and Gautam Buddha international airports till 15 September 2028.
Nepal Netrajyoti Sangh's excellence in eye care earns foreign currency
Nepal is unlocking medical potential of late. Nepal's eye health service has earned special recognition in the country and abroad. It has built growing trust in the field of eye health care, thereby paving way for establishing the country as an attractive destination for quality and accessible health care.
Birtamod Municipality renews its call to demolish illegally built properties
The Birtamod Municipality in Jhapa district has issued a notice giving a 15-day ultimatum to the public land encroachers to demolish the structures built by encroaching upon public land along the roads.
Hunger striker Binu and Women Minister Badi hold talks
Minister Badi's secretariat stated that she has requested the authorities concerned to carry forward the necessary procedures impartially and effectively in consistent with the law.
Seventeen injured in Tanahu bus accident
Dwarika Prasad Ghimire, DSP and information officer at the Tanahu district police office, said that the injured have been sent to the Damauli based provincial hospital for treatment. There were people on board the bus.
