Last day of Gyalbo Loshar observed in Bouddhanath

The third day of Gyalbo Loshar, a significant festival marking new year in Tibetan calendar was observed by the Sherpa communities by organising various programs at Bouddhanath stupa.

NCP recommends Vice-Chair Gautam as NA member

The ruling Nepal Communist Party (NCP) has decided to recommed party’s vice-chair Bamdev Gautam as the member of National Assembly (NA).

Truck's Brake fail kills one, rams four persons and 10 vehicles

One person died, four were injured when a truck met with an accident at Kalanki, following brake failure on Monday evening.

Ward member turns to be a successful farmer

Bholaram Jaishi, a ward member of Budiganga Municipality-10, is known, of late, as the successful farmer of his ward. Jaishi started vegetable farming after the formation of local government.

In pictures: Farmers adopting mulching tech in agriculture

People of Mandandeupur Municipality-11 of Kavrepalanchowk district have stated opting for mulching technology in farming.

Swiss Embassy says it has no meeting with Baskota

The Swiss Embassy in Nepal confirmed that no meeting was proposed by the Embassy with immediate Minister for Communication and Information Technology Gokul Baskota.

Minister Baskota resigns

Minister for Communication and Information Technology, Gokul Prasad Baskota officially resigned from his post on Thursday.

Bajhang jeep accident: 10 including Gaupalika Vice-chair injured

At least 10 people were injured after a jeep, with registration number ‘Supa Pra 01001 Ja 1220’ met with an accident at Khaptad Gaupalika in Bajhang.

PM addresses Democracy Day Commemoration, expresses commitment to overcoming hurdles created against journey for prosperity

In his address to a special programme organised at the Army Pavilion Tundikhel on the occasion of the 70th National Democracy Day today, the Prime Minister said, "The government is determined to overcome intentional barriers created against the journey of development."

Gorkhapatra needs more improvement: Minister Baskota

Baskota said that it was high time for Gorkhapatra to move forward as citizens’ newspaper, competing with private media houses.

NA Wide body to resume regular flights from today

The wide body aircraft of the national flag carrier, Nepal airlines, A-330, which flew to Wuhan on Saturday to evacuate Nepali students, is all set to resume its regular flights.

Saptari jail's land encroached for decades, authorities yet to act to recover it

Of the total land owned by the prison, 1 bigha, 6 kathha and 12 dhur land has been encroached and around 100 families have been living in the encroached land.

No cause of action against Mahara: Kathmandu District Court

Kathmandu District Court today acquitted Former House of Representatives (HoR) Speaker, Krishna Bahadur Mahara on the ground of ‘failure to establish cause of action’.

Tumbahagphe appointed as Minister of Law

Immediate Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives (HoR), Dr. Shivamaya Tumbahagphe has been appointed as the Minister for Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs.

Feels like we've won the war: Wuhan returnees

Nepal’s quarantine was much better if compared to quarantines of India and Bangladesh.

185 Nepalis reach Wuhan airport to fly back home

At least 185 Nepalis residing in Wuhan, from where the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) originated, have reached the Wuhan Tihane airport to fly back to Nepal.

Three coronavirus suspects tested negative

Three China returnees, who had been admitted to Sukraraj Tropical and Infectious Disease Hospital in suspect of COVID-19 (coronavirus), are found unaffected by the epidemic.

Police finds additional fact in Sanepa murder case

A preliminary forensic lab test has showed that besides being attacked by plastic chair, a rope was fastened around her neck before she was murdered in her own house on February 10. A detailed report of the forensic lab is yet to come, said the police.

Jugal village gets flu every year

Samjhana Tamang, a local said that the seasonal flu used to infect people in the previous years too.

From rags to riches by pig farming

Sanjeev Kulung Rai was up to his neck in debt. There was not a single day when creditors would not come to his house and badger him for money. Things had gotten so bad that Rai used to leave his house before sunrise and spend the whole day in the forest simply to avoid his lenders.