76 people arrested for rioting on September 9 (24th Bhadra)

Kathmandu, 22 Oct: Police have arrested 76 people involved in the violent incidents that took place on September 9 (Bhadra 24). Following the Gen Z
Fifth Day of Tihar: Cow Worship Performed with Rituals

Kathmandu, 22 Oct: Today, on the fifth day of Yamapanchak known as Tihar, the worship of the cow has been performed according to traditional rituals.
Independent Volunteer Campaign Distributes Scholarships to 15 Underprivileged Students

Kathmandu, 22 Oct: In a heartening display of community solidarity and philanthropic spirit, the ‘Independent Volunteer Campaign’ orchestrated a significant scholarship and educational material distribution
From Hong Kong to Dubai, Chitwan’s Govinda delivers marigolds every year

Kathmandu, 22 Oct: For decades, Nepalis have repeated the saying, “We even have to import needles from abroad.” But recent years have brought a shift
Today’s Exchange Rate

Kathmandu, 22 Oct: Nepal Rastra Bank has fixed the foreign exchange rate for Wednesday. While the US dollar remained stable according to the fixed exchange
We will not go beyond the essence of the Gen Z movement,” says Prime Minister Karki.

Kathmandu, 21 Oct: Prime Minister Sushila Karki today held discussions for over four hours with the injured of the Gen z movement at Baluwatar. The
Over 125,000 Israelis Leave Country Since 2022 — Largest Exodus in Decades

Political Turmoil, Gaza War, and Economic Strain Drive Record Emigration Israel has witnessed an unprecedented outflow of citizens over the past three years, with more
Nurses of Manipal, Gandaki, and Charak Hospitals on Strike for Over a Week

Kathmandu, 21 Oct: Nurses at two major private hospitals in Pokhara have been protesting for several days, demanding pay equal to that of government health
Prime Minister Karki pays tribute to Bipin Joshi.

Kathmandu, 20 Oct: Prime Minister Sushila Karki has extended heartfelt condolences and paid tribute to the late Nepali citizen Bipin Joshi, who passed away in
Private Hospitals Snub Govt Meeting on Nurses’ Demands, Cite “Undignified Treatment”

Kathmandu, 20 Oct: The umbrella organizations of private hospitals and medical colleges in Nepal have boycotted a crucial meeting called by the Ministry of Health