COVID-19 update: 743 new infections in 6,559 RT-PCR tests

With 743 new cases of novel coronavirus confirmed on Wednesday, the national COVID-19 tally has surged to 255,979.

Supreme Court refuses to give interim order against 12 writ petitions

The supreme court today refused to give interim order against the 12 writ petitions regarding the dissolution of the house of representatives.The supreme court today refused to give interim order against the 12 writ petitions regarding the dissolution of the house of representatives.

Three killed in Gaindakot truck accident

A total of three persons died after a truck met with an accident in Gaindakot Municipality-3, Nawalparasi (East) today morning.

Proposal of no confidence was registered at 3:30 pm: Parliament Secretariat

The Federal Parliament Secretariat has said that the news disseminated by various media regarding the proposal of vote of no confidence registered on December 20 had drawn its serious attention.

Hearing of writ petition against HoR dissolution to be done by Chief Justice

Hearing of the writ petition filed against the dissolution of the lower house of Federal Parliament will be done today in the single bench of Chief Justice Cholendra Shumsher JB Rana.

Trump pardons 15, commutes 5 sentences, including GOP allies

President Donald Trump on Tuesday pardoned 15 people, including a pair of congressional Republicans who were strong and early supporters, a 2016 campaign official ensnared in the Russia probe and former government contractors convicted in a 2007 massacre in Baghdad.

Cinema halls to reopen from Friday

Nepal Motion Picture Association, an umbrella organisation of hall operators, has announced to reopen cinema theatres from coming Friday even though the government has not yet given permission for their operation. With the announcement to open the halls closed for nine months, everyone is excited and eager to know which movie will be screened in the halls from Friday (December 25). According to Madhusudan Pradhan, Federation of Nepali Film Entrepreneurs, the same films which were lifted from the...

Elections For An Outlet

With the announcement of mid-term elections for the House of Representatives (HoR) slated for next year, dramatic events are unfolding in the political realm with each passing day. The parties have been divided over the dissolution of the Lower House while the rulin

Can Americans Forgive One Another?

As someone who often writes about law and forgiveness, I have been receiving many queries lately. Should President-elect Joe Biden pardon President Donald Trump? Should pandemic-era debts be forgiven? Should the United States establish a truth and reconciliation commission to heal national divisions? These questions do not have obvious answers, especially when such difficult times still lie ahead. But wrestling with them may yield valuable guidance for the near term and beyond. Let’s start with...

Govt Should Have Continued For 5 Years

People all over the world are always obsessed with the question of what will the political leaders do? This is only natural as these leaders elected by them are seen as stars who will lead them out of the obstructions that arises in their day to day lives. Leaders are expected to take decision that will decide the course of our lives. PM Oli decided that we, the people of Nepal should go to vote for a government once more. Why should we go to vote again when the government, that he is heading, has...