- Wednesday, 29 July 2026
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UML withdraws from Bagmati Province Government
The CPN (UML) has withdrawn from the Bagmati Province Government.
Angdembe urges party leadership to respect inter-generational issues
Parliamentary party leader of the Nepali Congress, Bhishma Raj Angdembe, has said the party leadership should move ahead by respecting the inter-generational aspirations.
SC order not to execute arrest warrant against MP Shah
The Supreme Court has issued an order not to immediately execute the arrest warrant issued against Nepali Congress MP Abhishek Pratap Shah.
Industrialists elated over Kolkata-Biratnagar Cargo Service
Industrialists and traders of Biratnagar have expressed confidence that the cargo rail service from Kolkata, India to the integrated check post (ICP) in Biratnagar would help reduce the cost and time of transporting goods imported from third world countries.
NCP Coordinator Prachanda stresses collaboration among pro-change forces
"To face tough situations, cooperation is needed among the political parties that have worked together from making the 12-point agreement in the past to forming the Constituent Assembly and drafting the constitution," Coordinator Prachanda said.
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.
Deputy Speaker, Minister dwell national campaign to end dowry
Considering the fact that dowry system has been one of the main reasons for violence against women, sexual discrimination and social injustice, they both stressed on galvanizing strict implementation of prevailing laws, effective monitoring and widespread social awareness campaign to end the ill practice of the dowry.
Govt committed to creating employment through handicrafts: PM Shah
Prime Minister Balendra Shah has asserted that the government is committed to devising policies related to handicraft business, its protection, creating employment and transforming it.
Ramada by Wyndham Itahari to support Bol Bam Yatra pilgrims
Ramada by Wyndham Itahari has announced its support for devotees taking part in the Bol Bam Yatra this Shrawan, a sacred pilgrimage that draws thousands of pilgrims every year.
Communications Minister Dr Timilsina instructs employees for result-oriented works
Minister for Information and Communications, Dr Bikram Timilsina, has directed bodies concerned for implementation of policies and programmes and the budget of the current fiscal year along with broader administrative reforms by developing responsible, accountable and result-oriented work culture in the ministry and all subordinate bodies.
Dhading landslides: four families displaced, water supply obstructed in Dhadingbesi
Shiva Adhikari, chairman of Nilakantha Municipality drinking water, sanitation and hygiene board, said supply pipe of 1300 meters laying from the spring to distribution tank has been swept away by the landslide, disrupting drinking water supply to the district headquarters.
IGP Karki back home after attending regional meet on combatting organized crime
Inspector General of Police (IGP), Dan Bahadur Karki, returned home today from Thailand after participating in a regional summit on controlling organized crime.
25 tourists die due to altitude sickness in Annapurna Area in last fiscal year
Fifteen people died in Mustang, eight in Manang, and one each at the Annapurna Base Camp and in Mardi Himal due to high altitude sickness. Among the Nepalis who died, four were guides and porters, the project chief Dr. Rabin Kadariya informed.
Two new technologies launched to make power system stable, reliable
Two new technologies related to solar energy management and electricity storage have been launched at a time when there is a need of making power system further stable, reliable and effective along with expansion of solar energy production in Nepal.
Madhesh Province government constructs houses for 1,201 poor families in Siraha, Saptari
Life for the 1,201 impoverished families in Siraha and Saptari districts in Mashesh province has now changed for the better, thanks to the various housing schemes run by the provincial government targeting such households.
