NC President Deuba directs party leaders and cadres to engage in relief and rescue 

Nepali Congress (NC) President Sher Bahadur Deuba has directed the party leaders and cadres to get engaged in the relief and rescue works in flood-ravaged areas.    

Woman dies when a rivulet sweeps her 

A woman of Machhapuchhre rural municipality-1 in Kaski died when a flood-fed rivulet swept her away. Ward Chairperson Birendra Gurung informed that the Khahare rivulet took away 40-year-old Leeladevi Pariyar of Tuse at around 8.30 pm last night.    

Agriculture Inputs Company determines fertilizer quota for Kanchanpur   

The Kanchanpur Branch Office is determining the percentage of 30 metric tons of fertilizer to be received from the AIC Province Office and distributing to all nine local levels accordingly.    

Student enrollment campaign kicks off from today

The government has started off a new education session for this new Nepali year from today.  

Prosperity not possible in absence of construction business: Deputy PM Poudel

Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Bishnu Poudel has termed the construction industry as a 'pillar' of prosperity and praised the pace of ongoing construction works even in an adverse situation caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

CM Raut opens yoga camp   

Chief Minister Lalbabu Raut has virtually inaugurated a week-long Yoga Camp on the occasion of the Seventh International Yoga Day. The yoga camp is organised by Patanjali Yoga Samiti, Province no 2.   

Landslide blocks Karnali Highway   

The Karnali Highway has been disrupted due to incessant rains for the past three consecutive days.    

CM Pokhrel extends best wishes on Bhume Festival 

Lumbini Province Chief Minister Shankar Pokhrel has stated that the Bhume Festival was being established as an important culture in the Nepali society lately.    

NC organisation department urges government to ensure effective vaccination drive   

The Nepali Congress (NC) organisation department has urged the government for making the anti-COVID-19 vaccination campaign more effective.    

Restriction in Kathmandu Valley eased a bit from today  

The prohibitory order extended by a week in the Kathmandu Valley from today has been loosened slightly after the COVID-19 cases started to decrease. The restriction that is enforced simultaneously in all the three districts of the Valley will remain until 12 midnight of June 21.