Three COVID-19 patients die in Butwal during treatment   

Three COVID-19 patients undergoing treatment in different COVID-19 treatment facilities have succumbed to the flu-like infection over different period in Butwal in Rupandehi district.    

Bharatpur Metropolitan City closed today   

It has been closed to mourn the death of Him Bahadur Piya, the former mayor of then Bharatpur Municipality, Bharatpur Metropolitan City's administrative officer Prem Raj Joshi said. 

Yeti Airlines makes maiden flight to Simara   

Yeti Airlines has started its service at Simara, the nearest destination from Kathmandu, from today. 

Tiger attacking people under surveillance 

Two people lost their life after tiger attacked them on September 26 and 28 in Chitwan. An investigation has been started after two people were killed in as many days in attacks by tiger.    

Women Alliance calls for stern action against guilty of VAW   

Inter-Party Women’s Alliance has demanded stern action against the guilty as criminal activities like violence against women, rape, murder, torture given in the name of witchcraft, and acid attack have not stopped even at a time when the world has been facing problem due to the coronavirus pandemic. 

Online education sees debacle due to unreliable power supply  

Children pursuing education through virtual mode during the time of coronavirus pandemic are bearing the brunt of frequent disruption of power supply.

     Uprety’s ‘Ghumdai Firdai America Ma’ published  

Nepal Academy Chancellor Ganga Prasad Uprety’s ‘Ghumdai Firdai America Ma’, a travelogue, has been launched. The Shami Literary Foundation published the 13th literary piece of Uprety. 

     Online revenue collection system becoming effective in KMC  

The Kathmandu metropolitan city (KMC) has collected revenue amounting to Rs 55 million in less than a month since it embarked on carrying out revenue determination and collection through an online system.    

BFIs’ follow up for repayment piles pressure on tourism entrepreneurs   

Entrepreneurs have voiced their complaints for pressure being exerted on them by the banks and financial institutions (BFIs) for the repayment of installment and interest against the central bank enforced policy and directives.    

  Locals submit 35-point demand charter to Tanahun hydro  

Locals of Rishing rural municipality-1, the main affected area of the Tanahun hydropower project, have submitted a 35-charter demand to the project on Tuesday. The demand charter was handed to the project to address the issues raised by the affected areas on a priority basis.