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Exhibition Marks 70 Years of China-Nepal Ties
A painting exhibition celebrating the 70th anniversary of China-Nepal diplomatic relations opened recently in Kathmandu, jointly organized by the Silk Road Cities Alliance, the Nepal National Academy of Fine Arts, and th…
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Dang, Banke, Bardiya receive extremely heavy rainfall
Dang, Bardiya, and Banke saw intense rainfall, with up to 227 mm recorded in 11 hours.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-8-5218 -
Basic hospital in Baglung prepares to provide dialysis service
Badigad’s 15-bed hospital to soon offer dialysis services with new equipment worth Rs 10 million.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-8-5220 -
PM Oli Arrives in Turkmenistan for UN Conference on Landlocked Developing Countries
PM KP Sharma Oli arrived in Turkmenistan for the Third UN LLDCs Conference and was officially welcomed at the airport.
Source:The Himalayan Times2025-8-5259 -
Tourist numbers rise in Kanchenjunga region
Tourist arrivals in the Kanchenjunga region increased by nearly 24% in 2024/25, according to the Kanchenjunga Conservation Area Office.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-8-5296 -
Manish Dhoju’s hyperrealist works on display
Takpa Gallery has launched ‘Divine Realm,’ Manish Dhoju’s first solo exhibition, showcasing 13 hyperrealistic graphite and charcoal artworks.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2025-8-3368 -
Gold price surges by Rs 3,400 per tola on Sunday
Gold price in the domestic market rose by Rs. 3,400 per tola on Sunday after several days of decline.
Source:The Himalayan Times2025-8-3331 -
Up to 129 mm of rain in Jhapa in 24 hours
Up to 129 mm of rain fell in parts of Jhapa in 24 hours, prompting alerts for residents in low-lying areas.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-8-3247 -
Nation to mark National Millet Day today
Nepal is marking its first National Millet Day on Friday to promote millet’s role in food security, climate resilience, and healthy living.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-8-1231 -
Paddy Plantation Completed on 80,000 Hectares in Gandaki
About 85% of paddy transplantation was completed by late July, officials said.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-30150 -
Bhotekoshi River flooded again
The Bhoteskoshi River has been flooded again since early this morning, spreading alarm in the downstream areas.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-30473 -
Rain brings joy to drought-hit Madhes farmers
Rain brings joy to drought-hit Madhes farmers
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-29449 -
Karnali Corridor still without nine key bridges
Construction of nine bridges along the much-discussed tri-national Karnali Corridor road project is yet to commence.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-27330 -
Drinking water facility reaches 95% households in Myagdi
A total of 1,283 drinking water taps have been constructed in Myagdi.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-26432 -
Cracked paddy field in Madhesh, even in Monsoon (Photo Feature)
Madhesh Province, known as the country's bank of Paddy production, is facing dry and drought conditions this year, even in the Monsoon.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-26410 -
Influence of monsoon winds getting weak
The influence of monsoon winds is getting weak across the country now.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-25338 -
Unprecedented drought disrupts paddy plantation, triggers drinking water shortage in Madhes
Madhes Province, often known as Nepal’s grain basket, is currently grappling with an unprecedented drought.
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Construction of Miteri Bridge including other structures begins
Construction of structures, including the Miteri Bridge at Rasuwagadhi on the Nepal-China border, which was washed away by the severe floods and landslides of July 8, has started.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-23665 -
Three missing after tipper falls into Bheri River
A tipper truck has fallen into the Thulibheri River in Aathbiskot Municipality -14 of Rukum (West).
Source:krishnaTikTok2025-7-23541 -
Bangladesh Air Force Jet Crashes Into School In Dhaka, 1 Dead, 4 Injured
The aircraft crashed on a campus of the Milestone School and College in Dhaka's Uttara area in the afternoon.
Source:NDTV2025-7-21638 -
Services of National ID partially disrupted
The Department of National Identity Card and Civil Registration stated that the services related to the national identity card have been partially disrupted.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-21402 -
Chitwan reports high rate of dengue infection
Dengue infection has been confirmed in 3,889 people in the district in the last Fiscal Year (FY) 2024/25.
Source:myRepublica2025-7-21289 -
Pakistan monsoon rains kill 63 in 24 hours
Torrential rains in Pakistan's Punjab province have killed at least 63 people and injured 290 in the 24 hours since downpours started on Wednesday morning.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-18255 -
Four injured in bus-car collision on Kaligandaki Corridor
Four people got injured when a car and a bus collided head-on in Khaireni, Baudikali Rural Municipality -3, Nawalpur, along the Kaligandaki Corridor.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-17694 -
Minor dies after falling into a septic tank
A girl child died after falling into a septic tank of the Bharatpur Hospital.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-16448 -
Night time vehicular movement banned along BP Highway
The District Administration Office, Kavrepalanchok, has decided to restrict the movement of both public and private vehicles along the BP Highway from 5:00 pm to 5:00 am daily, starting from mid-July to mid-August, 2025.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-16320 -
Kathmandu Valley seeing almost a dozen snakebite cases a day
On Sunday, nine snake-bite victims from Kathmandu Valley sought treatment at the emergency department of Sukraraj Tropical and Infectious Disease Hospital.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2025-7-15708 -
Two Nepali students die in accident in USA
The officials of Louisiana Tech University in the USA announced the passing of two Nepali students due to a vehicle crash.
Source:myRepublica2025-7-151634 -
Tilaurakot not included in Heritage list in 47th UNESCO Session
The proposal to include Tilaurakot in the UNESCO World Heritage List has not gone forward at the 47th session of UNESCO, held in Paris, France.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-14540 -
Adolescent girl shot dead
A person has been shot dead in Harinagar Rural Municipality-6 of Sunsari last night.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-14340 -
Chinese authorities release water from Kerung blocked by Lhende Stream flood
Work has begun on the Chinese side to release water that accumulated in the Kerung Stream after a flood in the Lhende Stream on Tuesday morning.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-13332 -
Fuel to Air India plane was cut off moments before crash
Fuel to Air India plane was cut off moments before crash
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-13587 -
उत्तर कोरियाले रूसलाई युक्रेनसँगको युद्धमा विनासर्त समर्थन गर्ने प्रतिबद्धता जनाएको छ।
The House of Representatives is scheduled to meet today at 1:00 pm at the Federal Parliament Building in New Baneshwor.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-13221 -
Govt steps back from chobhar gorge intervention plan
The government has withdrawn its decision to remove gravel and five large boulders from the Chobhar Gorge in an effort to prevent obstructions in the flow of the Bagmati River during the monsoon season.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-12326 -
Madhes Province declared draught-hit zone
Madhes Province declared draught-hit zone
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-11382 -
Nepal's first sports science and training hub inaugurated
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli on Thursday inaugurated Nepal’s first High Performance Sports Training Centre and Sports Science and Research Center.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-11167 -
"From IC-814 to Pahalgam: Terrorism’s Persistent Shadow Over South Asia"
s countries in South Asia continue to grapple with ideological extremism, radical propaganda, and internal strife, the path they choose to confront terrorism—whether through military means or diplomatic dialogue—remain…
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Free health camp benefits 158 locals in Khotang
A health camp organised at Halesi Tuwachung municipality-10 in Khotang district, has benefitted 158 locals.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-10189 -
Strong tremors jolt Delhi-NCR after 4.4 magnitude earthquake hits Haryana town
Strong earthquake tremors were felt in Delhi and the National Capital Region (NCR) on Thursday morning. The tremors hit at 9.04 am and lasted for a few seconds.
Source:India today2025-7-10652 -
Venomous Tarai snakes adapting in hills
Rising temperatures are pushing venomous snakes from Nepal’s Tarai plains into the country’s hilly regions, health experts have warned.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-10296 -
Early warning helped avert disaster in Lomanthang
As soon as Chief District Officer Bishnu Prasad Bhushal received the news of the flood in Upper Mustang, a public warning was issued for residents living near the river that joins the stream, urging them to stay alert.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-10489 -
Floods, landslides obstruct 10 major highways
Ten major highways across the country have been completely disrupted due to floods and landslides.
Source:myRepublica2025-7-9208 -
Health Minister announces provision of up to Rs 200,000 to patients with eight complex diseases
Minister for Health and Population Pradip Paudel has said that those enrolled in the health insurance program will now receive double the treatment assistance than before.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-9317 -
Doctors’ protest leaves patients in pain
Patients in desperate need of care are being turned away, left in pain and uncertainty because of the nationwide protest called by Nepal Medical Association.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-9346 -
Paddy planted in 45% of cultivable land nationwide
Paddy plantation has been done in around 45 per cent of the total paddy cultivated fields so far.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-8318 -
Lhende stream flood: Nine rescued safely
Nine persons stranded in various places of Rasuwa after the flooded Lhende stream in Nepal-China border have been rescued safely.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-8302 -
Lhende stream flood: Vehicles swept away, hydropower damaged
Nearly eight electric vehicles at a charging station of Timure, Rasuwa district were swept away by the flooded Lhende stream at Nepal-China order last night.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-8456 -
Heavy rainfall likely in four provinces today
The country is currently under the influence of monsoon winds, with the monsoon trough situated around its average position.
Source:myRepublica2025-7-7557 -
Does Chobhar gorge need human interference?
Social media postings suggest the government is breaking the natural barrier, and locals have strongly opposed this.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-34095 -
Three parliamentary committees meeting today
Three parliamentary committees of the House of Representatives (HoR) are holding their meetings today.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-33554 -
Humla district connected to national road network
Humla district has finally been connected to Nepal’s national road network, fulfilling a long-cherished dream of its residents.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-24141 -
Heavy rains, floods across Pakistan kill 46 people
Nearly a week of heavy monsoon rains and flash floods across Pakistan have killed at least 46 people and injured dozens as continuing severe weather similar to past emergenicies remains possible, officials said Monday.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-1763 -
Landslide Blocks Karnali Highway
The Karnali Highway has been blocked due to a landslide.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-6-30794 -
Islands to be designated exclusively for halal tourism
President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu, on Friday, has announced the government’s decision to designate several islands exclusively for the development of halal tourism.
Source:SunOnline International2025-6-30793 -
Pakistan slams climate ‘injustice’ as deadly floods hit country again
Pakistan’s climate change minister has slammed the “crisis of injustice” facing the country and a “lopsided allocation” of funding as heavy rains and the latest flash flooding cause more damage, destruction and loss…
Source:Aljazeera2025-6-30590 -
Humla locals climb trees to find mobile signals
Residents of Chankheli Rural Municipality in Humla are still forced to climb trees to make phone calls.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-6-30861 -
Butwal-Narayangadh road completely blocked
The Butwal- Narayangadh road section is completely blocked due to flooding in the river located on the alternative route in the Dumkibas area of Nawalpur (Bardghat Susta East).
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-6-29947 -
Earthquake of 4.8 magnitude in Mugu
An earthquake measuring 4.8 in Richter magnitude scale jolted Mugu district this afternoon.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-6-29438 -
Remarkable improvement made in SEE result
The results of the Secondary Education Examination (SEE) for the academic year 2024/25 have shown a remarkable improvement across various districts in Nepal.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-6-29770 -
104 road disruptions across Nepal in monsoon so far, 54 operating one-way
With the advent of the monsoon season, a significant number of major roadways across the country have faced the age-old problem of disruptions in vehicular movement due to disaster incidents.
Source:myRepublica2025-6-26781 -
Myagde Rural Municipality hands over 48 houses to poor families
Myagde Rural Municipality in the district has constructed shelters for and handed them over to the poor families in the rural municipality.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-6-17475 -
Blue-green spaces can reduce Kathmandu's urban temperature: Study
A study published recently in the journal, Urban Climate, has found that strategically designed green spaces and water bodies in the Kathmandu Valley can reduce urban temperatures by up to 1.6 degrees Celsius.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-6-17883 -
Army rescues child missing during hike in Jamacho hills
The Nepali Army has rescued a 13-year-old boy who went missing on May 14 while returning from a family hiking trip to Jamacho hills in Kathmandu.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-6-17695 -
Gwarko overpass to open for vehicles in four days
Vehicles will start operating on the Gwarko Overpass in Lalitpur from the next four days, as the main structure of the flyover has been completed and preparations for operation are underway.
Source:myRepublica2025-6-16753 -
Dhorpatan connected to road network
A track of road connecting Myagdi and Dhorpatan of Baglung has been opened.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-6-16887 -
Long-neglected Bhairav Hiti undergoing restoration
The long-neglected Bhairav Hiti, a stone spout, located along Gangahiti Marga in Ward No. 7 of Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC), is now undergoing restoration to reclaim its former glory, thanks to the efforts of KMC an…
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-6-161063 -
Embassy of India gifts ambulance to Simkot Rural Municipality
The Embassy of India in Kathmandu has assisted an ambulance to the Simkot Rural Municipality of Humla district.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-6-15739 -
Seven dead in chopper crash near Kedarnath
Seven people were killed as the chopper flying them from the Kedarnath temple to Guptkashi in Uttarakhand crashed in a forest.
Source:myRepublica2025-6-151022 -
Mustang locals complain Prachanda about climate change impacts
Mustang locals complain Prachanda about climate change impacts
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-6-13362 -
Air India flight with more than 240 aboard crashes
Air India flight with more than 240 aboard crashes
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-6-13790 -
Kathmandu Metropolitan City preserving intangible heritages
The Kathmandu Metropolitan City is organizing 'Dharmapath Mahotsav' today for promoting intangible heritages of the city.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-6-13764 -
'British Government positive to meet demands of Ex-Gurkha'
'British Government positive to meet demands of Ex-Gurkha'
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-6-13339 -
East-West Highway obstructed
The East-West Highway has been obstructed after a flood took away 'diversion' at Dumkibas in Nawalparasi (Bardghat Susta East) district.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-6-12648 -
India sees 6 COVID-19 deaths in 24 hours, active cases rise to 7,121
India’s active COVID-19 case tally rose to 7,121 with 306 fresh cases reported in the last 24 hours, according to the latest data from the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare released on Wednesday. Six deaths were als…
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-6-111053 -
UNDP Human Development Report 2025 released, Nepal ranks 145
The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) released its 'Human Development Report, 2025' at a function held in the capital on Tuesday.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-6-11628 -
Schools in Biratnagar to remain closed for three days due to extreme heat
All schools in Biratnagar will remain closed for three days due to excessive heat, the Biratnagar Metropolitan City announced on Tuesday.
Source:myRepublica2025-6-11594 -
KMC to train over 2,000 youths in second skill fair
The second edition of the Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) skill fair is currently underway at Tundikhel, Kathmandu, offering free, hands-on training to over 2,000 participants in a month.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-6-11574 -
Dengue infection spreads across 72 districts, with over 1,200 cases reported
With the onset of the monsoon, cases of dengue infection have started to appear. The period from June to August (Asar to Bhadra) is considered the high-risk season for dengue transmission.
Source:myRepublica2025-6-10567 -
India’s $103 billion coal power boom is running short of water
April marks the start of the cruellest months for residents of Solapur, a hot and dry district in western India.
Source:The Straits Times2025-6-10725 -
Monsoon stops in Koshi, heat affects life across country
The monsoon system that entered Nepal from Koshi Province on May 29, a fortnight earlier than usual, has remained stalled in the province, meteorologists said.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-6-10411 -
37 Nepalis deported together by the US arrive in Kathmandu
A group of 37 Nepali nationals deported by the United States arrived in Kathmandu on Sunday aboard a chartered flight.
Source:myRepublica2025-6-91420 -
Active COVID cases cross 6,000 mark in India, 6 more deaths
The active COVID-19 cases in India have crossed the 6,000 mark after seeing a nearly 400 surge in positive reports.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-6-9666 -
India: Helicopter makes emergency landing on Uttarakhand Highway; all passengers safe
The helicopter's collective control reportedly got stuck during take-off from the Badasu (Sersi) helipad. Though a car was damaged in the landing, all passengers escaped unharmed. The pilot sustained minor injuries and w…
Source:myRepublica2025-6-8650 -
Govt enhances disaster readiness amid rising monsoon challenges
Nepal ranks among the most vulnerable countries globally in terms of climate change impacts and recurring natural disasters, according to recent data from the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority (ND…
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-6-8622 -
EV charging station comes into operation in Kathmandu
Global IME Bank Limited has brought charging station for electric vehicles (EVs) into operation on the occasion of World Environment Day. The charging station has been set up at its corporate office in Kamaladi.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-6-6507 -
Butwal–Narayangadh Road one-way blacktopping at final phase
Work to widen the Butwal–Narayangadh road-section has reached its final stage.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-6-4353 -
COVID cases in India cross 4,000-mark; 5 deaths reported in 24 hours
India recorded 4,026 active Covid-19 cases as of Tuesday, an increase of 512 from the previous day, according to data from the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-6-4407 -
KMC signs contracts worth Rs. 60 M annually for dry waste collection
The Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) has signed annual revenue contracts worth Rs. 60 million for the collection and sale of dry waste generated alongside household garbage.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-5-301034 -
COVID-19 surge in India, active cases reach 1,010
The COVID-19 worry has spread once again as cases rise in the country, with the total Coronavirus cases in India reaching 1010 on May 27.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-5-29959 -
NZ Deputy PM Winston pays courtesy call on PM Oli
New Zealand Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Winston Peters paid a courtesy call on Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli today.
Source:myRepublica2025-5-291008 -
Three killed after jeep plunges into Madi river
Three people have died when a jeep carrying them fell into the Madi River from the bridge over the river in Tanahun along the Prithvi Highway.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-5-25840 -
Foreign Minister Rana terms Japan visit meaningful
Minister for Foreign Affairs Dr Arzu Rana Deuba has described her five-day visit to Japan as ‘fruitful’.
Source:NepalNews2025-5-251729 -
Negligence leads to fatal accidents in Fewa Lake
With the increase in recreational and tourism activities at Fewa Lake, nearby villages, including Baidam, have now turned into a famous lakeside area.
Source:the rising nepal daily2025-5-23660 -
380 households at Dagatundanda in Baglung district facing water crisis
The 'One House, One Tap' water supply scheme that started at Dagatundanda of Badigad Rural Municipality in Baglung district ten years ago remains incomplete, leaving 380 families in the area reeling under severe water cr…
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-5-231048 -
CIAA to investigate corruption in Pokhara Airport construction
An investigation is all set to be conducted into corruption in the construction of Pokhara Airport by the Commission for Investigation of Abuse of Authority
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-5-22970 -
Romanian TV journalist, Indian climber die on Lhotse, death toll reaches 4
least two foreign climbers died while attempting to climb the world's fourth highest mountain in the Everest region, officials confirmed.
Source:The Himalayan Times2025-5-201349 -
Kanti Highway obstructed
The vehicular movement along the Kanti Highway was obstructed from early morning today as flood happened in Baguwakhola washed away a diversion.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-5-19645 -
Melamchi river water distribution expanded
The Kathmandu Upatyaka Khanepani Limited (KUKL), Project Implementation Directorate (PID) has started the process of distribution of Melamchi river water in Balaju and Nagarjuna municipalities of Kathmandu.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-5-17815 -
PM Oli inaugurates Sagarmatha Sambaad
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli inaugurated the Sagarmatha Sambaad amid a special function a while ago.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-5-161133 -
Rare, endangered fern species found in Salyan
Unyu (tree fern), a rare and endangered tree species, has been discovered for the first time in Salyan.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-5-151493 -
Exploitation of riverbed leads to water crisis in Tarai
Sand and gravel are being extracted from the Bakaiya, Dudhaura and Balganga rivers at four times the permitted limit. However, the concerned authorities remain silent.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-5-14878 -
35-day ultimatum issued to remove illegal structures along Jadibuti–Pepsicola road
The Department of Roads and Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) have issued a 35-day ultimatum to remove unauthorized structures built within 15 meters on either side of the Jadibuti–Pepsicola road section.
Source:myRepublica2025-5-131348 -
Passengers stranded after bridge collapses, no alternative route
Passengers have been stranded after the bridge over the Girubari River at Chormara, Madhyabindu Municipality-6, Nawalpur, collapsed on the Narayangadh-Butwal road section.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-5-13861 -
Four-hour strike at Colombo port causes Rs. 300 million loss
A four-hour strike by employees at the Jaya Container Terminal (JCT) and the East Container Terminal of the Colombo Port last night has resulted in an estimated loss of at least Rs. 300 million.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2025-5-131087 -
Nepal's EV revolution: Just when it needs to rev up, it risks stalling
This week, the Government of Nepal will be calling for global climate leadership to save its glaciers, and with them, its economic future.
Source:The Himalayan Times2025-5-13819 -
Weekly three flights to be operated at Resunga airport
Weekly three flights are to be operated from Resunga airport in Gulmi in view of the increasing number of passengers.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-5-12581 -
10 years on, bridge construction remains incomplete
The construction of a bridge over the Maria-Bakraha River connecting Jogidhap and Kechana in Sunbarshi Municipality-1, Morang, was a major election agenda for major political parties during the second Constituent Assembl…
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-5-10759 -
But hit one to death; three injured
A girl died and three others were injured when a bus (Ba 3 Kha 7062) en route to Ratnapark from Pepsikola hit a Maruti van and a motorcycle in Tinkune, Koteswor this morning.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-5-81135 -
12 Nepalis rescued in Myanmar repatriated to Nepal
A total of 12 Nepalis, including one woman and 11 men, have been rescued from Myanmar's Myawaddy and brought to Thailand via the Tak Immigration Office in Mae Sot.
Source:myRepublica2025-5-8672 -
Out of control bike at Hankede Bridge ends with another accident
At least one individual has been reported injured on Tuesday in an accident at Hankede Bridge due to an out-of-control vehicle.
Source:SunOnline International2025-5-71684 -
Snakebite treatment centre awaiting doctors for last six years
It has been six years since the door of the intensive care unit of the snakebite treatment centre at Nawalpur in Sarlahi padlocked.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-5-7924 -
Melamchi water distribution network to expand outside Kathmandu’s Ring Road
The Project Implementation Directorate (PID) of Kathmandu Upatyaka Khanepani Limited (KUKL) is set to expand the Melamchi water distribution network beyond the Kathmandu Valley’s Ring Road.
Source:myRepublica2025-5-61098 -
Rain disrupts Narayanghat-Butwal section, Kanti Highway
The continuous rainfall occurring since last night has disrupted the vehicular movement along the Narayanghat-Butwal section of the East-West Highway.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-5-4768 -
Man dies while collecting Yarsagumba in Manang
A young man has died after he fell off the cliff while collecting the rare medicinal herb Yarsagumba in Manang.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-5-4934 -
Wind from Bay of Bengal causes rain in different parts of country
Different parts of the country, including the Kathmandu Valley and some hilly areas, have received rain since last night due to the influence of the westerly and local winds.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-5-41065 -
The road was upgraded to six lanes, but the bridge stays two-lane
Pokhara, the country's major tourist hub, saw the inauguration of a modern six-lane road stretching from Zero Kilometer to Bindhyabasini Temple in 2017.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2025-5-31338 -
Narayanghat-Butwal road blocked
Floodwaters from the Biyeni stream washed away a diversion at Dumkibas on Thursday morning, completely blocking the Narayanghat-Butwal section of the East-West Highway.
Source:myRepublica2025-5-21466 -
Kedarnath Dham gates will open from today
The gates of Kedarnath Dham open today (Friday). Officials announced on Thursday that they have implemented all necessary safety measures for the devotees' pilgrimage.
Source:myRepublica2025-5-21310 -
Letters of credence presented to King Charles
Ambassador of Nepal to the United Kingdom, Chandra Kumar Ghimire has presented his letters of credence to King Charles III.
Source:Nepal News2025-5-21283 -
Scorching heat disrupts life in Tarai-Madhes
For the past week, hot winds and heatwaves have been sweeping across most parts of the Tarai-Madhes. In many areas, the maximum temperature has crossed 40 degrees Celsius.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-4-271041 -
Excavation at Panditpur reveals additional underground structures
The ongoing excavation at Panditpur, a significant archaeological and historical site located in Ramgram-18, has led to the discovery of additional underground structures.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-4-251629 -
10 years after Gorkha earthquake, Nepal still at risk of seismic incidents
As the country marks the 10th anniversary of the 2015 earthquake on Friday, the fading memory of the disaster has become an issue of concern.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-4-25803 -
No progress to generate 1,000 MW electricity
It has been found that a commitment made by the major political parties and stakeholders of Lamjung in the field of hydropower 15 years ago has not been fulfilled.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-4-24595 -
76th anniversary of communist party of Nepal being observed today
The 76th anniversary of the communist party of Nepal is being observed, organizing various programmes in the country today.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-4-221005 -
Photo Feature: Brazilian football legend Roberto Carlos arrives in Nepal
World-renowned Brazilian footballer Roberto Carlos touched down in Kathmandu on Tuesday morning, receiving a warm welcome at Tribhuvan International Airport.
Source:myRepublica2025-4-22735 -
PM Modi emplanes for Saudi Arabia on 2-day visit
Prime Minister Narendra Modi departed for Jeddah in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday.
Source:NepalNews2025-4-22855 -
Vance set to visit India for bilateral economic talks
U.S. Vice President JD Vance will embark on a four-day visit to India on Monday as the two countries seek to unlock economic opportunities and negotiate a bilateral trade deal.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-4-21936 -
Sri Lanka’s World Cup Rugby Dream Comes Alive
Their thumping win (59-19) over Malaysia secured them a berth in the top Asia Rugby Emirates Men’s Championship 2025, which also features Hong Kong, South Korea and the United Arab Emirates.
Source:DAILY MIRROR SPORTS2025-4-211698 -
Wean Nepal Laghubitta Bittiya FPO allotment: 99.7% applicants left empty-handed
A Further Public Offering (FPO) of Wean Nepal Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Ltd has been allotted.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-4-21707 -
Bangladesh, China vow to speed up cooperation
Bangladesh and China yesterday expressed a shared commitment to transform recent high-level discussions into actionable projects across a range of sectors, including infrastructure, trade, healthcare, education, and cult…
Source:The Daily Star2025-4-211470 -
A death every three minutes: Why India's roads are among the world's deadliest
Every morning, India's newspapers are filled with reports of road accidents - passenger buses plunging into mountain gorges, drunk drivers mowing down pedestrians, cars crashing into stationary trucks and two-wheelers be…
Source:BBC2025-4-211244 -
Four persons dead, two injured when running Bolero jeep catches fire
At least four persons were killed and two others injured when a bolero vehicle en route to the Pathibhara Temple from Taplejung headquarters, Fungling, caught fire.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-4-211074 -
Nepal imports EVs worth Rs 20 billion in first nine months of current FY
Nepal has imported electric vehicles (EVs) worth nearly Rs 20 billion in the past nine months in the current fiscal year 2024/25.
Source:myRepublica2025-4-211010 -
US Dollar can be bought at Rs 136.30, sold at Rs 136.90
Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has set new foreign exchange rates for today, with the buying rate of one US dollar fixed at Rs 136.30 and the selling rate at Rs 136.90.
Source:myRepublica2025-4-21843 -
School students uncertain when their classes will begin
Although textbooks reached schools before the beginning of the new academic year, students have been unable to attend classes due to ongoing teachers’ protest that has left schools closed.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-4-20741 -
Narayanghat–Butwal road section will be completed on time, says PM
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has stated that the construction of the four-lane Narayanghat–Butwal road section will be completed on time.
Source:The Himalayan Times2025-4-191097 -
Heavy rain likely in Koshi Bagmati, and Gandaki
There is possibility of heavy rainfall in one or two places in the hilly regions of Koshi, Bagmati and Gandaki Provinces today.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-4-19599 -
2.2 million children to receive Vitamin 'A' nationwide this weekend
The government is set to administer Vitamin 'A' supplements to around 2.2 million children across the country on Saturday and Sunday as part of the National Vitamin 'A' Program.
Source:myRepublica2025-4-181225 -
Youth shot dead while hunting in Doti, ten arrested
A young man died after a gunshot while hunting in Doti.
Source:myRepublica2025-4-18864 -
Fly Navarro to promote Maldives as a premier sport fishing destination
Robert “Fly” Navarro, who has over 30 years of experience in the sport fishing industry, has been appointed as the official Global Ambassador for Maldives Sport Fishing Tourism.
2025-4-172412 -
Patan High Court verdict: Traffic police cannot seize vehicle keys
The Patan High Court has issued a strong condemnation of the arbitrary actions of traffic police, ruling that they have no legal authority to seize vehicle keys. This landmark verdict aims to protect the general public f…
Source:myRepublica2025-4-171351 -
Bhutan turns to 'green' cryptocurrency to fuel economy
The Himalayan nation of Bhutan is exploring ways to mine and leverage green cryptocurrencies using hydropower to boost its economy and create jobs to reduce brain drain, the chief executive of its sovereign wealth fund s…
Source:CNA2025-4-171947 -
16 injured in a bus accident, running car catches fire
At least 16 persons were injured when a passenger-ferrying bus met with an accident in Manahari rural municipality-6, Sunachuri of Makawanpur along the East-West Highway this morning.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-4-171926 -
Japan to give India E5 and E3 shinkansen for free
Japan plans to provide East Japan Railway E5 and E3 series shinkansen for free to India as inspection vehicles for its national high-speed railway under construction in the western region of the South Asian country, it w…
Source:The Japan Times2025-4-171336 -
Local, westerly and low pressure winds to affect weather today
The wind in the low pressure area around Uttar Pradesh of India has also affected the weather of the country, the Meteorological Forecasting Division said.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-4-171660 -
No rhino poaching reported in Chitwan for 516 days
Chitwan National Park (CNP) has recorded 516 consecutive days without rhino poaching, according to Information Officer Abinas Thapa Magar.
Source:The Himalayan Times2025-4-161072 -
Tremors felt in and around Kathmandu Valley
Tremors from an earthquake were felt in and around Kathmandu Valley this morning.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-4-161530 -
Clean drinking water for 35,000 residents in Waling
Residents of Waling Bazaar in Syangja district are regularly consuming purified drinking water.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-4-15970 -
100 hectares of forest lost to wildfire in Myagdi
Efforts to control wildfires include community-based forest management programs, creation of fire control networks, fire line construction, and the provision of necessary equipment to security forces, said Division Fores…
Source:myRepublica2025-4-14934 -
New Year 2082 BS begins today
Nepalis across the country are celebrating the first day of the New Year 2082 BS with great joy and by exchanging greetings.
Source:myRepublica2025-4-141327 -
Banks’ profit rises nominally in the first eight months of current FY
Commercial banks of Nepal succeeded in increasing their net profits by 2.81 percent in the first eight months of the current fiscal year, despite the banks being overloaded with liquidity amid the ongoing economic slowdo…
Source:myRepublica2025-4-131554 -
NOC earns Rs 9.55 billion profit
Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC) has made profit of Rs 9.55 billion in the fiscal year 2024/25.
Source:The Himalayan Times2025-4-131394 -
Antu and Kanyam beautified ahead of Ambassadors’ visit
In celebration of the Nepali New Year 2082, preparations are in full swing in Antu and Kanyam of Ilam, as ambassadors from various countries are set to visit the region.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-4-13900 -
Sagarmatha summit route for spring 2025 ready
The climbing route for the ‘spring’ season of 2025 to the summit of Sagarmatha (Everest) has been completed.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-4-11687 -
Koshi Province announces 2082 as Tourism Year
The Koshi Province Government has officially declared 2082 as Koshi Tourism Year amidst an inaugural ceremony.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-4-111874 -
Govt to impose ban on vehicles violating regulations
Minister for Physical Infrastructure and Transport (MoPIT), Devendra Dahal, has stated that the ministry will seek help from the Ministry of Home Affairs to ban vehicles operating in violation of existing regulations.
Source:myRepublica2025-4-8856 -
Indian locals patrol beaches to protect sea turtles
For nearly four decades, residents in southern India's coastal city of Chennai have patrolled moonlit beaches at night trying to protect sea turtles and their hatchlings that for millennia have nested along these shores.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-4-81676 -
Trade deficit widening with most global partners
Nepal continues to struggle with a growing trade deficit, as it faces deficits with 126 out of its 160 trading partners in the first eight months of the current fiscal year.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-4-8917 -
Two missing after avalanche on Annapurna peak
Two climbers have reportedly gone missing following an avalanche that occurred between Camp II and Camp III on Mount Annapurna.
Source:The Himalayan Times2025-4-8941 -
Gwallek Agro to attract youth to livestock farming
Baitadi's construction entrepreneur Suresh Chand has started a goat farm in Gwallek village with an investment of Rs. 5 million. The farm currently houses 150 goats.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-4-71576 -
Ring Road expansion: Service lane works to complete before monsoon
Despite the delay in initiating construction of the main thoroughfare in the second phase of the Ring Road expansion (Kalanki to Narayan Gopal Chowk), work on the service lanes has not only commenced but is now nearing …
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-4-71226 -
Taplejung Suketar Airport to resume operation after four months
Taplejung Suketar Airport has resumed its operations after four months.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-4-61396 -
Govt urged to declare environmental emergency as Kathmandu air pollution worsens
Environmental activists have urged the government to promptly take necessary measures with air pollution of the Kathmandu Valley reaching an alarming level.
Source:My Republica2025-4-61472 -
Two killed, two injured in road accident
Two people have died and two others injured in a road accident that took place in Malarani, Arghakhanchi.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-4-6881 -
Chief Administrative Officer of Municipality arrested for indecent behvaior
Deepak Acharya, the Chief Administrative Officer of Barbardiya Municipality, has been arrested.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-4-3795 -
Indushankar Mill clears all payment to sugarcane farmers
Indushankar Sugar Industry in Harion, Sarlahi has paid for all the sugarcane it purchased from farmers this year.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-4-21003 -
Nepal's ambassador to Portugal presents credentials
Nepal's newly appointed ambassador to Portugal, Prakash Mani Paudel, presented his Letter of Credence to President of Portugal, Marcelo Nuno Duarte Rebelo de Sousa.
Source:The Himalayan Times2025-4-21547 -
11 illegally operating private schools shut
Private schools operating without registration in Mukhiyapatti Musaharnia Rural Municipality in Dhanusha district have been shut down.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-4-21252 -
Load shedding in industries limited to five hours
The load shedding imposed in the industrial sector has been reduced by half after India started supplying power for additional five hours at night.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-4-11270 -
Kathmandu chokes under thick haze as air quality plummets to ' Very Unhealthy' level, disrupting flights
A dense blanket of haze and dust engulfed the Kathmandu Valley on Monday, pushing the Air Quality Index (AQI) into the 'Very Unhealthy' category and severely affecting visibility, leading to the disruption of internation…
Source:The Himalayan Times2025-4-11390 -
Rabindra Mishra and Dhawal Shamsher Rana charged with treason
Rastriya Prajatantra Party Senior Vice-President Rabindra Mishra and General Secretary Dhawal Shamsher Rana, who were arrested during the protest in favour of the restoration of the monarchy, have been charged with treas…
Source:The Himalayan Times2025-3-311286 -
Rakam Karnali to have 50 beds satellite hospital
The 11th senate meeting of the Karnali Academy of Health Sciences (KAHS) has approved a plan of action to run a satellite hospital with facilities of 50 beds at Rakam Karnali of Aathabis Municipality in Dailekh district.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-301026 -
World Bank approves $150 million financing for bridge resilience program
The World Bank's Board of Executive Directors has approved a $150 million financing package for Nepal's Third Bridges Improvement and Maintenance Program (BIMP-III).
Source:The Himalayan Times2025-3-301308 -
Gold price peaks highest, reaches Rs 176,800 per tola
The price of gold has reached the highest point so far in the domestic market today.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-30788 -
Flights to resume from Resunga Airport after three months
Flights are set to resume from Resunga Airport in Gulmi after three months.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-30987 -
Security tightened in Kathmandu as monarchist and republican groups prepare for demonstrations
Separate demonstrations by pro-republican and royalist groups are scheduled in Kathmandu today (Friday).
Source:Nepal News2025-3-281238 -
Chaite paddy cultivation area increases in Dhanusha
The area of cultivation of chaite paddy in Dhanusha is increasing every year.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-281198 -
Foreign returnee enjoys self-entrepreneurship
Instead of enduring hardship and humiliation abroad, it’s better to raise goats in our own land, said Padam Bahadur Airi in his native Baitadi vernacular, expressing his struggle abroad.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-27894 -
Contractor disappears after receiving payment of more than 8 million, project deserted
The under-construction bridge over the Leduwa River, located at the head of Devi Village in Dharan Sub-metropolitan City-5, has been stranded for four years.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-271211 -
Indian investors urged to invest in Nepal’s hydropower sector
President of the Independent Power Producers' Association Nepal (IPPAN) Ganesh Karki has urged the Indian investors to invest in Nepal.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-271862 -
Fish population goes down in Saptakoshi
Fish population in the Saptakoshi River and its tributaries have declined over the past few years, researchers said.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-271138 -
Hetauda Cement Industry to resume production from April
Hetauda Cement Industry, which has been closed for a long time, is going to resume production from the first week of April.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-26848 -
Letter of credence presented
Nepal's Ambassador to Sri Lanka, Purna Bahadur Nepali has presented his letter of credence before Sri Lankan President Anura Kumara Dissanayake.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-261972 -
Hitendra Dev Shakya appointed as MD of NEA
Hitendra Dev Shakya has been appointed as the Managing Director of the Nepal Electricity Authority(NEA).
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-261037 -
Rock-anchoring technology used in most difficult section in Kaligandaki Corridor
The construction of the road in the Kaligandaki Corridor, a national pride project, under the Beni–Jomsom–Korala road has been completed using the rock-anchoring technology in the highly risky Kabrebhir area.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-26691 -
Vegetables in Kalimati inedible, filled with pesticides
Unsafe levels of pesticide residues have been found in vegetables kept in the country's largest vegetable market, Kalimati.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-251435 -
Fire at Plywood Factory still out of control even after 32 hrs
The fire that broke out at the Shangri-La Plywood Factory in Khaira, Ghorahi Sub-Metropolitan City-9, has yet to be fully controlled.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-251088 -
Hitendra Dev Shakya appointed as MD of NEA
Hitendra Dev Shakya has been appointed as the Managing Director of the Nepal Electricity Authority(NEA).
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-252026 -
71% of issued National ID remain uncollected in Humla
Despite being issued, 71 per cent of national identity cards remain uncollected at the District Administration Office (DAO) in Humla.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-251156 -
Construction of three substations in final stage to improve power supply in Birgunj area
The construction of three high-capacity substations under construction in Amlekhgunj and Prasauni in Bara and Birgunj in Parsa has reached the final stage.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-251212 -
Betel nut farmers worry over low prices
Betel nut farmers in Morang are worried as the price has also fallen while production is declining.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-251027 -
Petroleum products worth Rs 122 billion imported from Birgunj
Petroleum products worth Rs 122.2 billion have been imported through Birgunj border transit point in the last eight months of the current fiscal year, 2024/25.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-241060 -
Bajura school lying at risk of landslide for years
Laxmi Secondary School in Jilli, Badhimalika Municipality-7, Bajura, has been at a high risk of landslides for years.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-24952 -
Fire in Plywood Industry continues, nearby settlements being evacuated
The fire that broke out at the Shangrila Plywood Industry in Khaira of Ghorahi Sub-metropolis-9, has destroyed property worth millions of rupees.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-241230 -
Sagarmatha Sambaad to feature five thematic sessions
The much-awaited Sagarmatha Sambaad (dialogue) is just 60 days away, and the government is actively preparing to organise the event successfully.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-171896 -
Ward chairman distributes aid to flood victims in Solukhumbu
Hom Bahadur Magar, Ward Chairman of Solududhkunda Municipality-10 in Solukhumbu district, has provided financial assistance of over Rs. 3.1 million to the families affected by a landslide.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-161147 -
Holi fervour begins across India with colours, music and joy
The festive fervour on the occasion of Holi started across the country, with people coming together to celebrate with colours, music, and traditional festivities.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-14986 -
Fight against narcotics addiction launched
The ‘Fan Fight against Narcotics’ campaign has begun in Koshi Province with the slogan ‘The War against Addiction’ to control the growing problem of drug addiction.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-141452 -
1,300 tonnes of fertiliser stranded at Tatopani customs
Around 1,300 tonnes of chemical fertiliser has been stocked in the warehouse of the Tatopani Customs Office for eight months.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-141083 -
Literary writer Lil Bahadur Kshetri passes away
Literary writer Lil Bahadur Kshetri has passed away at the age of 92.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-141140 -
Weather to remain fair in most parts of country today
Currently there is partial impact of the westerly wind and local wind in the country.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-121176 -
Free ambulance gives relief to pregnant women
In the past, pregnant women in Rupani Rural Municipality, Saptari district, had to worry about ambulance and delivery facilities. However, this problem has been resolved after the municipality introduced free ambulance …
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-111017 -
Citizenship required to buy salt in Humla
The Salt Trading Corporation Limited has made it mandatory for citizens to present their citizenship certificates to purchase subsidised salt.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-11980 -
Today's weather: Light snowfall likely in high hill and mountainous area
Light snowfall is likely to occur at one or two places of the high hilly and mountainous regions of the country.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-101225 -
Oranges worth Rs. 100 million sold from Gorkha
Oranges worth Rs. 100 million have been sold from Gorkha district this year.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-101376 -
Compulsory helmet resurfaces as pillion rider’s headache
Motorcycle riders in the country face a dilemma whether to buy a new helmet as the Road and Transportation Management Bill-2081 proposes to make it mandatory for the pillion rider. The draft of the Road and Transportatio…
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-101533 -
Earthquake affected families in Bajhang yet to receive second tranche of construction support
Earthquake-affected families in the Bungal Municipality of Bajhang district are yet to receive the second installment for the construction of temporary shelters.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-91141 -
A resort entirely staffed and run by women seeks to break gender barriers
The resort opened in January and has been seen as a move unlocking women's potential and driving the tourism economy in the debt-stricken nation.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-92247 -
Bagmati Province preparing to make Plan Bank
Speakers at a programme emphasised on selecting plans and programmes sent by the provincial and federal governments to the local levels based on needs rather than access.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-91116 -
Two years after construction, school lacks teachers
Although the school building was constructed through ward-level efforts, it could not be operated due to lack of teachers.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-71126 -
Contractor’s negligence leaves Mid-Hill Highway in limbo
The Pushpalal Madhya Pahadi Lokmarga (Mid-Hill Highway) remains incomplete along the Kudu-Karkigaun section in Bheri Municipality-13, Jajarkot, due to contractor’s negligence.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-71242 -
Govt introducing new road safety policy
The new policy, prepared in consultation with the experts and various stakeholders, will make it mandatory for the Road Safety Fund and health insurance.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-71502 -
364 dogs, a cat sterilised in Syangja
The Veterinary Hospital and Livestock Service Expert Centre in Syangja has sterilised 364 dogs and one cat.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-61170 -
Risky NSU building being demolished
The liaison office of Nepal Sanskrit University (NSU) has long been standing with support of several logs to the south of Hanuman Dhoka Durbar since the 2015 earthquake.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-61261 -
IME Group opens paper industry with Rs. 2 billion investment
Nepal Pulp and Paper Industries Pvt. Ltd. has come into operation at Itatar of Gaushala Municipality-1 in Mahottari district.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-61280 -
Manara Shiswa Municipality builds posh office building
Manara Shiswa Municipality in Mahottari district has built its well-equipped administrative building.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-61160 -
National Innovation Centre repairs 500 medical equipment
The National Innovation Centre has successfully repaired 500 medical equipment that had been lying unused at federal hospitals.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-51571 -
Karnali Provincial Hospital records six successful kidney transplants
The Karnali Provincial Hospital at Surkhet has conducted six successful kidney transplants so far.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-5969 -
Ten people killed in wildlife attacks
Ten people have died due to attack by wild animals in Chitwan National Park and its neighbourhood in the first six month of the current fiscal year.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-5940 -
Melamchi Drinking Water pipe bursts at Thapathali, vicinity waterlogged
Yet again, the Melamchi Drinking Water pipe burst in the Kathmandu Valley this morning.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-41196 -
Tourist arrival drops slightly
Tourist arrival has declined slightly in the month of February this year.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-41144 -
Rs 11 billion demanded for expansion of airports in Lumbini, Karnali Provinces
Rs 11 billion has been demanded to expand the airports of Surkhet and Jumla in Karnali Province and the Tarigaon airport, Dang in Lumbini Province.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-4856 -
Two injured in tiger attack in Saptari
Two people sustained injuries after being attacked by a tiger that came to Saptakoshi Municipality -1 of Saptari on Monday morning.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-3969 -
Gold price determined at Rs 168,100 per tola today
The price of gold has remained stable today.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-31117 -
Share market goes bullish, index up by 75 points
The stock market continued its upward trend on Sunday, with the NEPSE index rising by 75.24 points.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-31249 -
NEA to promote pump storage projects
Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) has decided to prioritise the construction of pump storage hydropower projects.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-31579 -
Rs 10 million budget allocated for Tarigaun airport
The Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation has allocated budget amounting to Rs 10 million for the Tarigaun Airport in Tulsipur, Dang.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-31159 -
Power supply to be disrupted in various locations in Kathmandu today
Electricity service will be disrupted for more than five hours on Friday in various locations under the Pulchowk Distribution Center in Lalitpur.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-2-281070 -
Fire in a hotel destroys four buildings in Rara
Four buildings were destroyed in a fire incident that broke out in a hotel located on the bank of the Rara Lake last night.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-2-271576 -
Textbooks reach schools of Humla district
Textbooks for all municipalities in Humla have arrived in time for the new academic session.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-2-271293 -
Super Kabeli to begin power generation
Super Kabeli Hydropower Project (12-megawatt capacity), constructed by Hilton Hydro Energy Limited, is gearing up to start electricity production.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-2-271118 -
Nepal's agriculture imports exceed total export in first seven months
Despite being an agricultural country, the imsport of agricultural goods is recorded higher than the total export.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-2-261266 -
Expressway achieves 38% physical progress
The Kathmandu-Tarai/Madhes Fast Track (Expressway) project, one of the national pride projects undertaken by the Nepali Army, is likely to miss its deadline for completion by mid-April 2027.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-2-24843 -
Haripurwa substation comes into operation
The substation constructed in Haripurwa come into operation with the aim of facilitating electricity supply in the eastern part of Sarlahi.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-2-232751 -
Jugadkhola Corridor Project begins in Jumla
Construction of the Jugadkhola Corridor has begun on either side of the Jugadkhola (river), which flows through Khalanga, the district headquarters of Jumla.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-2-201699 -
Snowfall at Pathivara
The Pathivara area saw snowfall with light rains last night. An employee at Pathivara Area Development Committee, Rajendra Mahat, informed that it was the third snowfall this season.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-2-161269 -
Nepal ranks 68th in CRI 2025
According to the Climate Risk Index (CRI) 2025, published by Germanwatch, Nepal ranks 68th among countries affected by extreme weather events due to climate change over the past three decades (1993-2022).
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-2-161510 -
Madhes girls urge PM not to lower legal age of marriage
As debates over lowering Nepal’s legal marriage age intensify, teenage girls from Madhes Province have sent petition letters to Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli to maintain the minimum marriage age at 20 years.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-2-111406 -
990MW power to be linked to grid in Karnali
An agreement has been made to connect the electricity generated by three private sector hydropower projects in Karnali Province to the national transmission line.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-2-111305 -
CIAA's 34th establishment day today
The Commission for Investigation of Abuse of Authority (CIAA) that was established for checking graft has entered into 34th years of its inception from today onward.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-2-102179 -
Australian dollar, Euro, and Pound decline in value
The Nepal Rastra Bank has published the exchange rates for foreign currencies today (Monday).
Source:Nepal News2025-2-101146 -
39% basic level school dropout in Karnali: Survey
The situation of children in Karnali Province is concerning. Various studies have shown that children are being deprived of education and the dropout rate is increasing.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-2-91471 -
23 injured in bus accident
Twenty-three people have been injured in a road accident that took place here early this morning.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-2-91915 -
Nepali paper made from banana stems
For generations, Nepali handmade paper has been crafted using Lokta (Daphne bholua) as the primary raw material.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-1-311153 -
Adolescent girls to receive HPV vaccine against cervical cancer
The Ministry of Health and Population has been preparing to launch a nationwide human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine campaign from February 5, 2025.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-1-261817 -
Winter cold, air pollution propagate respiratory illnesses
As winter is coming to an end across Nepal, the country still faces a dual health threat, severe air pollution and the seasonal spike in respiratory illnesses.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-1-261213 -
Nepal-China joint monitoring of border areas
Security personnel of Nepal and China have conducted a joint monitoring of the northern border area in and around Humla.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-1-261787 -
Mobile phones worth Rs. 16.71 billion imported in six months
Mobile phones worth above Rs. 16 billion have been imported in the country during the first six months of the current fiscal year 2024/25.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-1-261118 -
Bagmati govt to celebrate Martyrs’ Day for three days
Bagmati Province Government has decided to mark the Martyrs’ Day 2081 for three days by organising various programmes. The celebration will take place on January 27, 28 and 29.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-1-221545 -
Gold price up by 1,900
The price of gold has increased by Rs 1,900 per tola (11.66) in the domestic market today.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-1-221449 -
Armed Police Force into 24 years
The Armed Police Force (APF) Nepal has turned 24 years of its establishment.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-1-221416 -
Nepal urges donors to invest in hydropower sector
Minister for Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation Deepak Khadka has urged donor agencies to invest in the hydropower sector.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-1-222108 -
A Manang rural municipality still out of electricity and road
The ‘Electrification Campaign’ aimed at declaring the Gandaki Province a 'Bright Gandaki Province' in the Fiscal Year 2023/24 has not yet reached Narpa Bhumi Rural Municipality in Manang district.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-1-171938 -
Rs 47.71 billion paid for abroad study in five months
A huge amount of cash was transferred for education from Nepal in the first five months of current fiscal year.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-1-171191 -
Dense fog makes driving challenging in Tarai
The fog is so thick that it is difficult to see any object even just 10 metres away.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-1-16783 -
Today's weather: Partly cloudy across the country
The weather will be partly to generally cloudy throughout the country since last night due to the westerly low pressure system.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-1-161169 -
Siddhababa tunnel breakthrough slated for January 24
The long-awaited 'breakthrough' of the Siddhababa Tunnel, a national pride project, is to be made by Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli on January 24, 2025.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-1-154831 -
Yoga Day celebrated at Skywalk Tower
The 10th National Yoga Day was celebrated with various events at the Skywalk Tower, located in Kamaladi, Kathmandu on Tuesday.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-1-151209 -
Manang sees first snowfall of this winter
Snowfall has occurred in Manang, a mountainous district, bringing joy to the locals.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-1-131057 -
Wildlife photographer Chungba Sherpa no more
Renowned wildlife photographer Chungba Sherpa has passed away.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-1-131808 -
Over 22 million children out of school in Pakistan
Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Saturday said that more than 22 million children in the country were not attending school.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-1-133106 -
Quake safety readiness lacking in Sudurpashchim
Seismic experts have pointed out that local, provincial and even the federal governments still lack concrete preparedness plans to mitigate the loss of human lives and property in case a mega-scale earthquake jolts the c…
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-1-101501 -
Indian national arrested with rhino horn from Jhapa
Police have arrested an Indian national with a rhinoceros horn and narcotic drugs from Kakarbhitta, Mechinagar Municipality in Jhapa on the Nepal-India border.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-1-91341 -
PM urges alertness, safety
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has urged all to stay alert and safe in the wake of earthquake.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-1-7728 -
Bhairahawa airport conducts 729 int'l flights
The Gautam Buddha International Airport (GBIA) in Bhairahawa has operated 729 international flights as of Sunday, with 45,573 passengers arriving and departing.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-1-61689 -
Govt to conduct quake damage assessment in Jajarkot
The government has decided to carry out a detailed damage assessment (DDA) of the damage caused by the earthquake in the Sudurpaschim region and Jajarkot.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-1-61873 -
BP Highway reconstruction to cost Rs 9.66 billion
The repair of several sections of the BP Highway, which were affected by landslides in the last week of September 2024, is projected to cost around Rs 9.66 billion.
Source:NepalNews2025-1-51772 -
Noted ophthalmologist Prof Dr Sanduk Ruit awarded
This year's Shreepati Social Service National Award has been presented to eminent ophthalmologist Dr Sanduk Ruit in Pokhara.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-1-52333 -
Rain and snowfall likely from Monday
Most of the parts of the country will witness cloudy weather due to the partial influence of the western low pressure systems.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-1-51197 -
Gold price up by 2,000 per tola
The price of gold has increased by Rs 2,000 per tola (11.66 grams) in the domestic market today.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-1-31144 -
Country’s first flyover to be ready in 3 months
The first-ever flyover of Nepal, being constructed at Gwarko, Lalitpur, will be ready for vehicular movements in three months.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-1-31489 -
Value of US dollar reaches all-time high
The value of US dollar has reached an all-time high in Nepal today.
Source:Nepal News2025-1-3372 -
2024 AD: Tragic year for aviation sector with big air crashes and human casualties
The English Year 2024 was recorded as a catastrophic time in terms of civil aviation internationally.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-1-21457 -
Petroleum exploration in Dailekh in final stage
Drilling work under the exploration of petroleum products in the Bhairavi Rural Municipality-1 Jalajle area of Dailekh, is in the final stage.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-12-171548 -
Chinese Language Training Program for Nepali Journalists Kicks Off in Kathmandu
Aiming to provide knowledge of the Chinese language to journalists actively working in Nepal, a Chinese language training program was launched today at the Confucius Institute of Kathmandu University.
Source:SATV2024-12-164119 -
The 2024 "Silk Road Brightness and Compassion Campaign" Launched: 70 Nepali Cataract Patients to Regain Sight
The Silk Road Brightness and Philanthropy Journey kicked off with a grand inauguration at Dr. Iwamura Memorial Hospital in Bhaktapur.
Source:SATV2024-12-142475 -
NFPJ Nepal and China’s Binzhou Media Group signed an agreement of friendly relationships
The National Photojournalist Group (NFPJ Nepal) has signed an agreement with Binzhou Media Group in Shandong Province, China.
Source:SATV2024-12-145069 -
Ninth Nanhai Buddhist Roundtable Concludes in Kathmandu
The Ninth Nanhai Buddhist Conference successfully concluded in Kathmandu, Nepal.
Source:SATV2024-12-136542 -
Kathmandu experiences further cold; minimum temperature goes down to 3.9 degree Celsius
The Kathmandu Valley has witnessed continuous fall in temperature.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-12-121369 -
Jajarkot jeep accident leaves five persons dead
Five people were killed when a Bolero jeep en route to Nalgad Municipality-3 from ward 5, Kalimati met with the accident.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-12-121281 -
Chief Information Commissioner and other Commissioners takes oath before PM
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has administered oath of office and secrecy to the newly-appointed chief commissioner of the National Information Commission (NIC) Dr Suresh Acharya.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-12-111351 -
Nepal-China BRI Agreement and its Impact Analyzed at Lalitpur Seminar
A seminar titled "BRI implementation in Nepal:Pathway to Prosperity" was successfully held today in Lalitpur, following the recent signing of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) framework agreement between Nepal and China…
Source:SATV2024-12-116218 -
Eight dead, four injured in Rautahat Scorpio accident (with name list)
Eight people including the driver died and four others sustained injuries when a Scorpio ( Ba 16 Cha 3162 met with an accident in the Lamaha Dhansar road section under the East-West Highway of Rautahat district on Tuesda…
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-12-10946 -
Westerly winds impacting Nepal’s weather
Westerly winds are currently affecting the country, as reported by the Weather Forecasting Division.
Source:Nepal News2024-12-101148 -
10th National Games scheduled for April 2025
The 10th National Games are scheduled to be held in April 2025 in Karnali Province.
Source:NepalNews2024-12-81097 -
Three arrested from Kailali with gold, silver and foreign currency
Three people have been arrested from the Kauwakheda border area of Bhajani Municipality-5 in Kailali with gold, silver and foreign currency worth more than Rs 10 million.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-12-8891 -
Bhutanese monarch pays homage at Swoyambhunath Temple
King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck of Bhutan today visited Swoyambhunath, and paid homage and offered worship there. Swoyambhunath is a World Heritage Site.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-12-62016 -
Bhutan King arrives in Kathmandu
Bhutan King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck and Queen Jetsun Pema Wangchuck arrived in Kathmandu on Friday morning, leading a 19-member delegation aboard a Druk Air flight.
Source:SATV2024-12-61879 -
PM Oli inaugurating Damak View Tower on Dec. 8
The Damak View Tower (proposed Damak Business Complex) which is not operational yet is scheduled to be inaugurated on December 8.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-12-62208 -
Nepal and China sign BRI Cooperation Framework
epal and China have signed Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) Cooperation Framework.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-12-41057 -
PM to deliver speech on dimensions of Nepal-China relationsPM to deliver speech on dimensions of Nepal-China relations
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli, who is currently on an official visit to China, is scheduled to deliver speech on 'various dimensions of Nepal-China relations' at Peking University today.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-12-41348 -
Traditional Chinese Medicine Festival Concludes Successfully in Kathmandu
The Sichuan Traditional Medicine Overseas Tour—Traditional Medicine Culture Festival was held with great enthusiasm in Kathmandu, Nepal.
Source:SATV2024-12-45271 -
PM Oli embarks on four-day official visit to China
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli left for China today for a four-day official visit, which will take place from December 2 to 5, at the invitation of Chinese Premier Li Keqiang.
Source:NepalNews2024-12-21351 -
Local level by-election today
The local level by-election is being held for various 41 vacant posts today.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-12-11035 -
Gold price up 1,600 per tola
The price of gold has increased by Rs 1,600 per tola (11.66 grams) in the domestic market today.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-11-291737 -
18 injured in Bijauri bus accident
A total of 18 people were injured when a bus en route from Ghorahi to Tulsipur met with an accident at 10:15 AM on Friday.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-11-291968 -
Rs 30 billion investment in more than 9,000 industries
More than Rs 30 billion in investments have been made in more than 9,000 industries established across the country.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-11-292535 -
Province govt making efforts for visa, labour permit to regularly operate Gautam Buddha Airport
Chief Minister of Lumbini Province Chet Narayan Acharya has said that the province government was making efforts to ensure public service delivery on visa, labour permit approval, health checkups and other jobs to regul…
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-11-292062 -
By-election: Silence period begins
The silence period of the by-election for the local level has started from midnight today.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-11-291495 -
Cabinet endorses PM's China visit, minister Rana in Chengdu
The government has endorsed Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli's visit to China beginning from December 2 to 5.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-11-292086 -
Gold in short supply as falling prices drive surging demand
Gold traders have complained that they were unable to meet the demand of their customers following a rush of buyers in the local market after the price of gold dropped by Rs 18,500 per tola in the past two days, mainly d…
Source:myRepublica2024-11-281552 -
Foreign Minister Rana leaving for official visit to China
Minister for Foreign Affairs, Dr. Arzu Rana, is leaving for an official visit to China today (Thursday).
Source:NepalNews2024-11-281407 -
Cultural Exchange Program Highlights Growing Nepal-China Relations
A prize distribution ceremony organized by the Chinese Embassy in Nepal, in collaboration with the Nepal-China Education and Culture Association and the Nepalese Chinese Language Volunteer Teachers' Association,was succe…
Source:SATV2024-11-277271 -
Press Conference on "Lighting Up Villages: A Testament to Boundless Compassion" held at Kathmandu
Kathmandu hosted a press conference on Tuesday for the "Lighting Up Villages" project, where solar lamps were donated to rural Nepalese communities by Chongqing Huayan Temple.
Source:SATV2024-11-262112 -
Experts and Leaders Debate Leftist Politics in a Multipolar World
On Saturday, scholars and leaders from Nepal, India, China, and the Philippines convened in Kathmandu to examine these challenges during an event titled “Changing World Order and Geo-political Landscape: Prospects and C…
Source:SATV2024-11-247367 -
Nepal’s export-import records positive growth in 4th month of current FY
Nepal’s foreign trade has improved in the fourth month of the current fiscal year.
Source:myRepublica2024-11-241487 -
Westerly winds bring cloudy weather to Nepal
The influence of the westerly wind continues to affect most parts of the country.
Source:Nepal News2024-11-241271 -
PM Oli to address UML assembly at 1:30 PM today
The ruling CPN (UML) is organizing an awareness assembly at Durbarmarg today meant to maintain national harmony.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-11-221490 -
111 MW Rasuwagadhi hydropower linked to national grid
Electricity generated by the 111 MW Rasuwagadhi Hydropower Project has been connected to the national grid, starting Thursday.
Source:myRepublica2024-11-222467 -
US dollar hit a record high today
Nepal Rastra Bank has released the exchange rates for foreign currencies for Friday.
Source:nepal press2024-11-222230 -
UML organizing awareness assembly to maintain national harmony
The ruling CPN (UML) is organizing an awareness assembly at Durbarmarg today meant to maintain national harmony.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-11-221243 -
'PM Oli's visit will enhance Nepal-China relations'
Leaders of Nepal and China have expressed their beliefs that the upcoming China visit of Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli will help to elevate relations and cooperation between both countries.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-11-211452 -
Man killed on charge of witchcraft in Dailekh
A man was killed on the charge of witchcraft in Dailekh district on Wednesday.
Source:myRepublica2024-11-211656 -
Hilly areas to witness cloudy skies and light rain
The Weather Forecasting Division under the Department of Hydrology and Meteorology has indicated that local winds have a partial effect on the western and hilly areas of the country.
Source:NepalNews2024-11-20898 -
TIA passenger traffic hits 7.8 million in 10 months
Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) recorded 7.87 million passengers in the past 10 months, according to the Tribhuvan International Airport Office.
Source:myRepublica2024-11-202217 -
18 years of comprehensive peace accord; survivors still longing for justice
In a bid to unleash the causes of conflict and provide relief and reparation to the victims, the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) was signed on 21 November 2006, some 18 years ago.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-11-201717 -
8 soldiers killed, 7 policemen kidnapped in Pakistan: police
Eight soldiers were killed and seven police officers kidnapped in separate attacks in northwest Pakistan, police and intelligence officials told on Tuesday.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-11-193077 -
KMC to manage only segregated waste
The Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) is preparing to manage the waste only after its segregation.
Source:myRepublica2024-11-191089 -
New Delhi closes schools as air pollution hits worst level
Authorities in India's capital shut schools, halted construction and banned non-essential trucks from entering the city on Monday after air pollution shot up to its worst level this season.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-11-192450 -
After a decade, cardamom price exceeds Rs. 100,000/40 kg
The price of cardamom has once again exceeded Rs. 100,000 per 40 kilos.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-11-191662 -
Tea export witnesses rise by 69 percent
The Mechi Customs Office has posted a rise of tea export by 69.22 percent in the first quarter of the current fiscal year.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-11-192220 -
Death toll rises to eight in Darchula jeep accident
The death toll of Darchula jeep accident reached eight, according to the police.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-11-151837 -
Nepal exporting electricity to Bangladesh for the first time today
The 40 megawatts of electricity is being imported for the first time to Bangladesh.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-11-152009 -
Bangladesh AG wants "secularism" axed from Constitution
Bangladesh’s top legal official has proposed to remove the words “secularism” and “socialism” from the Constitution apart from a provision prescribing capital punishment for regime change through extra-constitutiona…
Source:myRepublica2024-11-153076 -
President arriving home today
President Ramchandra Paudel, who arrived here on Monday, November 11 to attend the COP29 conference underway here, left for Doha of Qatar en route to home.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-11-151848 -
Jeep accident in Darchula claims 7 lives
A jeep accident in Malikarjun, Darchula, claimed the lives of seven individuals on Friday morning.
Source:NepalNews2024-11-151241 -
Gold price down by Rs 2,200 per tola
Gold price which has been declining continuously has again decreased by Rs 2,200 per tola in the domestic market on Thursday.
Source:myRepublica2024-11-141368 -
Sri Lankans vote in parliamentary election
Sri Lankans on Thursday began voting in the snap parliamentary election, the first major test of the ruling National People's Power party led by President Anura Kumara Dissanayake.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-11-142332 -
Weather to remain fair in most places today
Currently there is general impact of local winds in the western and hilly regions across the country.
Source:NepalNews2024-11-14860 -
President calls for unity to tackle climate change
President Ramchandra Paudel has said that mountain regions are the most vulnerable to climate change and people are compelled to migrate from the mountain regions due to it.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-11-141597 -
Millet test cultivation in Banke yields success
The test production of millet in Banke district has yielded a successful result.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-11-131122 -
26 die as bus plunges into Indus in Pakistan
Twenty-six people, part of a wedding party, drowned after their bus plunged into the Indus River in the Diamer district of Gilgit-Baltistan on Tuesday.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-11-133242 -
UN Secretary General to pay courtesy call on President Paudel today
UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres is scheduled to pay a courtesy call on President Ramchandra Paudel in Baku, Azerbaijan on Wednesday.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-11-131984 -
LDT unveils Rs. 775.92 million budget
The Lumbini Development Trust (LDT) has announced a budget of Rs. 775.92 million for the current Fiscal Year 2024/25.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-11-131930 -
COP29: President Paudel to host high-level session today
President Ramchandra Paudel who arrived here leading a high-level Nepali delegation to attend the 29th Conference of the Parties (COP29) of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) is hosting a…
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-11-131141 -
Baglung accident update: All five deceased hails from same village
Five people from the same village have died in a van accident in Byarthala of Jaidi in Jaimini Municipality-7, Baglung, this morning.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-11-111739 -
Five killed, one injured in pickup van accident in Baglung
Five people were killed and one was injured in a pickup van accident in Jaimini Municipality of Baglung on Monday morning.
Source:myRepublica2024-11-112205 -
President appoints ambassadors to China, US
President Ramchandra Paudel has appointed Prof Dr Krishna Prasad Oli as the ambassador to the People's Republic of China.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-11-111994 -
President Paudel leaving for Baku today
President Ramchandra Paudel is leaving Kathmandu today to participate in the 29th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP-29) being held in Baku, Azerbaijan.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-11-101797 -
EV import rises in first three months of current FY
The import of electric vehicles has increased significantly during the first three months of the current fiscal year 2024/25.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-11-101481 -
International flights start from Bhairahawa
Four airlines have started international flights from Gautam Buddha International Airport (GBIA).
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-11-101195 -
Third Pokhara International Mountain Cross-Country Race Concludes in Pokhara
The Third Pokhara International Mountain Cross-Country Race has successfully concluded in Pokhara.
Source:SATV2024-11-104362 -
Spring City Friendship Park inaugurated in Pokhara
Under the project "Heart Connected to Yunnan" Peoples' Livelihood Spring City Friendship Park has been inaugurated in the city of Pokhara today.
Source:SATV2024-11-82796 -
Nepal sets priority agenda for COP 29
Nepal’s preparation for the 29th UN Conference of the Parties on Climate Change (COP 29) scheduled to take place in Baku, Azerbaijan, from November 11-22 has reached the final phase.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-11-81997 -
Press Conference ahead of Third Pokhara International cross-country Race held in Pokhara
The third Pokhara International Cross-Country Race will be held in Pokhara under the slogan "Run for Common Prosperity."
Source:SATV2024-11-74983 -
India's Modi condemns 'deliberate' Canada Hindu temple attack
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday condemned a "deliberate attack" on a Hindu temple in Canada blamed by some on Sikh activists, as already frosty bilateral ties plunged to a fresh low.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-11-52383 -
Chilime-Trishuli 220 kV transmission line construction completes
The construction of the Chilime-Trishuli 220 kV transmission line has been completed.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-11-52731 -
Jumla exports apples worth 614 million
The mid-western hilly district of Jumla produced over 20,000 metric tonnes of apples this year, exporting half of the produce – more than 9000 metric tonnes – worth 614 million rupees.
Source:myRepublica2024-11-12331 -
Gold surges by Rs 2,200 to reach new high; Silver also sees gains
Gold price in the domestic market surged by Rs 2,200 on Wednesday, reaching Rs 170,700 per tola. This follows a price of Rs 168,500 on Tuesday, indicating a strong upward trend in the market.
Source:The Himalayan Times2024-10-301829 -
Pakistan FM Aurangzeb thanks ADB's USD 500 million loan for climate protection
Pakistan's Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb expressed gratitude for the Asian Development Bank's (ADB) USD 500 million loan to support Pakistan for climate protection, ARY News reported.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-10-280 -
Finance Minister Poudel urges investors to invest in Nepal with confidence
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Bishnu Prasad Poudel has urged international investors to invest in Nepal's information technology (IT) sector with confidence adding that there are immense potential for in…
Source: RSS2024-10-251720 -
Cash-strapped Maldives Slashes Government Appointees
The Maldives president has sacked more than 225 political appointees, including ministers, in a bid to reduce the cash-strapped Indian Ocean nation's expenditure, his office said on Tuesday.
Source:myRepublica2024-10-230 -
Bailey bridge over Sunkoshi River comes into operation
A Bailey bridge over the Sunkoshi River near Khurkot has officially come into operation on Tuesday, finally re-establishing the crucial link between Sindhuli and Ramechhap districts which was disrupted by the floods and …
Source:myRepublica2024-10-231270 -
Hindu temple being reconstructed after 64 years in Pakistan’s Narowal
A budget of Pakistani Rs 10 million has been allocated to re-construct a Hindu temple in the Punjab province of Pakistan, marking the first phase of restoration 64 years after it was rendered dysfunctional, a media repor…
Source:The Hindu2024-10-222926 -
Tea worth Rs 1.71 billion exported in first quarter
The export of tea in the first quarter of the current fiscal year increased by 36 per cent compared with the year on year from the Mechi Customs Office.
Source:The Himalayan Times2024-10-22723 -
Over 1,700 new industries registered in Karnali
In the current fiscal year, 1,795 small industries have been registered in 10 districts of Karnali province.
Source:myRepublica2024-10-211433 -
Bomb hoax threats to Indian airlines spark chaos
More than 70 fake bomb threats have been made against flights operated by multiple Indian airlines this week, Indian media reported Sunday, sparking fear among passengers and global delays.
Source:myRepublica2024-10-202257 -
Former Deputy PM Rabi Lamichhane arrested over cooperatives fraud
Former Deputy Prime Minister and Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) Chair Rabi Lamichhane has been arrested today from the RSP central office in Baneshwor, Kathmandu, in connection with a cooperatives fraud case.
Source:The Himalayan Times2024-10-191657 -
Birgunj dry port collects 12.7 billion in revenue in three months
The dry port customs office at Sirsiya, Birgunj has collected revenue of Rs 12.7 billion during the three months of the current financial year.
Source:The Himalayan Times2024-10-191349 -
French Ambassador Corteval visits NMA Secretariat, explores future collaboration
The French Ambassador to Nepal, Virginie Corteval, visited the Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA) Secretariat
Source:The Himalayan Times2024-10-171021 -
Kojagrat Poornima being observed today
Hindus across the country are observing the Kojagrat Poornima (full moon day) today
Source:The Himalayan Times2024-10-162002 -
Four killed in Dadeldhura bus accident
Four people died, and 12 others sustained injuries in a bus accident in Dadeldhura.
Source:The Himalayan Times2024-10-161525 -
Chitwan reports over 2,000 new cases as dengue outbreak worsens
The dengue outbreak in Chitwan has worsened, with 2,243 new cases reported across the district.
Source:myRepublica2024-10-15869 -
Goats and sheep worth over Rs 160 million sold during this Dashain in Jumla
Goats, sheep and buffaloes worth more than Rs 160 million were sold during the Dashain time alone in Jumla this year.
Source:the annapurna express2024-10-151464 -
Post monsoon brings cold, request to maintain precaution
The country is now in post monsoon.
Source: RSS2024-10-15838 -
Five bodies of Russian climbers yet to be retrieved from Dhaulagiri
The bodies of five climbers who died during an expedition to Dhaulagiri peak are yet to be retrieved.
Source:The Himalayan Times2024-10-141427 -
63,242 passengers travel via TIA in two days of Dashain festival
In two days of the Dashain festival, a total of 63,242 people traveled via Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA).
Source:the annapurna express2024-10-131584 -
Nepali Army claims third gold in Cambrian Patrol 2024
The Nepali Army (NA) has won the gold medal at the prestigious Cambrian Patrol Exercise 2024, held in Wales, United Kingdom.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2024-10-133213 -
Over 100, 000 tourists visit Mustang in nine months
Around 105, 698 foreign tourists have visited Mustang in the last nine months, according to the Area Conservation Office, the Annapurna Conservation Area Project (ACAP).
Source:the annapurna express2024-10-111854 -
Ratan Tata, ‘titan’ of Indian business, dies at 86
Ratan Tata, a former chairman of Indian conglomerate Tata Sons, died at a Mumbai hospital on Wednesday night.
Source:Aljazeera2024-10-103917 -
'Public transport and air ticket not easily available for Dashain'
Number of people leaving Kathmandu for their hometown for Dashain celebrations has been on the rise.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-10-71261 -
Disaster-induced death toll climbs to 244
The number of people who lost their lives in the recent late monsoon-induced disaster has reached 244.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-10-61235 -
FMTC to sell goats, chyangras in valley from today
The Food Management and Trading Company (FMTC), the state-owned entity, is all set to sell live goats and mountain goats (Chyangra) for the Dashain festival from Sunday.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-10-61437 -
Nepal to receive 1.06 billion rupees from carbon trade
Nepal is to receive 1.06 billion rupees from carbon trade.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-10-51861 -
239 killed in recent flooding, landslides
The death toll from the recent flooding and landslides has reached 239 while 19 others are missing as of Thursday evening, the Ministry of Home Affairs said.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-10-43087 -
Trilateral pact signed to export Nepal's electricity to Bangladesh
Nepal is all set to export electricity to Bangladesh.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-10-41540 -
Heavy rainfall predicted at some places of Koshi and Bagmati province
The country has witnessed influence of monsoon winds and partial effects of the low pressure system formed in northeast Assam and adjoining areas of India, according to the Department of Hydrology and Meteorology.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-10-31311 -
Death toll from recent floods and landslides reaches 233
The death toll from the recent floods and landslides so far has reached 233 while 22 other are still missing.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-10-31822 -
The second Forum on Communication and Social Development in the Himalayan Region commenced
The second Forum on Communication and Social Development inthe Himalayan Region, jointly organized by the School of Public Administrationof UESTC, the Department of Language and Mass Communication of Kathmandu School of …
2024-10-23174 -
1100 MW electricity thrown out of systems due to recent disaster
This year's recent floods and landslides have taken huge toll on the production of electricity.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-10-21496 -
228 die in recent natural disaster: Home Ministry
As many as 228 people have lost their lives while 25 others are still missing in the recent rain-induced floods and landslides.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-10-21162 -
China's progress can be lesson to Nepal
Intellectuals and civil society activists have stated that Nepal has fallen far behind because it has failed to learn from the legacy of Chinese leadership and citizens uniting in favour of nationalism.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-10-21449 -
Third China-Nepal Media Summit and Celebration of Founding of New China held in Kathmandu
The 3rd China-Nepal Media Summit and the 75th anniversary of the People's Republic of China have been completed in 26th September in Kathmandu.
Source:SATV2024-10-16475 -
Disaster victims to receive fund to build temporary shelters within 10 days
The government has decided to provide grant assistance for constructing temporary shelters to those who lost their homes in floods and landslides.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-10-1891 -
217 dead in disaster, 28 missing
The death toll in the landslide and flooding caused by the recent nonstop rainfall reached 217, while the number of those gone missing stands at 28.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-10-11948 -
China Southern Airlines Ensures Passenger Safety Amid Rare Heavy Rainfall in Nepal
In a remarkable response to the rare heavy rainfall recently experienced in Nepal, China Southern Airlines swiftly acted to ensure the safety and stability of flight operations while protecting the travel rights of pass…
Source:SATV2024-9-304082 -
Disaster update: 192 dead, 30 missing
As many as 192 people have so far lost their lives and 30 others have gone missing in the floods, landslides and inundation caused by incessant rains.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-9-301155 -
Domestic flights resume after weather improves
After the weather across the country improved, domestic air transport service has resumed from Tribhuvan International Airport as well as eight other airports in the country.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-9-29929 -
100 people dead, 67 missing in floods and landslides
So far, 100 people have died while 67 are reported missing in the late monsoon-induced floods and landslides that took place across the country.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-9-291714 -
Gold price further soars to set new record
The price of gold increased by Rs 500 per tola.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-9-271811 -
16 injured in micro-bus accident at Chitwan
16 people sustained injuries when a microbus and milk tanker collided at the Narayangadh-Muglin road section of Pandra Kilo Bharatpur Metropolitan City-29, Chitwan, at 11:30 PM on Thursday.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-9-272011 -
Valley police plan festive-focused security
As Dashain, Tihar, and Chhath festivals approach, security measures in the Kathmandu Valley are being tightened.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-9-251293 -
PM Oli holds meeting with Finland's President Stubb
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli, who is currently in New York to participate in the 79th Session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) leading a Nepali delegation, held a meeting with Finland's President, Alexander …
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-9-253051 -
New Dharahara open to public from today, 500 a day can climb without charge
The government has brought Dharahara Tower into operation from today.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-9-193122 -
Construction of 220 kV substation at Udipur completes
The construction of a 220 kV substation at Udipur in Besishahar Municipality of Lamjung under the Marsyangdi Corridor 220 kV Transmission Line Project, has been completed.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-9-19913 -
Nepal stresses on expanding economic linkages
Nepal and Bangladesh have underlined the need to share experiences and best practices for a smooth, sustainable, and irreversible graduation as both the nations are graduating from the LDC category in 2026.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-9-181470 -
Govt generates Rs. 166 bn revenue in first two months of current fiscal
The government has made an income of Rs. 169.51 billion during the first two months of the current fiscal year.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-9-18755 -
Deputy Speaker Rana leaves for Russia to attend Eurasian Women’s Forum
Deputy Speaker Indira Rana has departed for Russia to participate in the Fourth Eurasian Women's Forum.
Source:myRepublica2024-9-172469 -
Petroleum products exploration in Dailekh, 55 per cent drilling completed
55 per cent of drilling work has been completed under the exploration of the petroleum products in the Bhairavi rural municipality-1 Jaljale, Dailekh.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-9-172697 -
Manakamana Cable Car to begin operation with digital technology starting today
The Manakamana Cable Car will resume regular operations from today.
Source:myRepublica2024-9-174061 -
NOC reduces fuel prices
The Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC) has announced a reduction in the prices of petrol, diesel, and kerosene, effective from earlier midnight.
Source:The Himalayan Times2024-9-161443 -
'In next 10 years Raute tribe will be extinct'
Raute: Nomadic, endangered indigenous people living in plastic tents on bare, cold land in various districts of Karnali province are on the verge of extinction
Source:The Himalayan Times2024-9-51877 -
The child-killing wolves sparking panic in India
Four-year-old Sandhya was sleeping outside her mud hut in India’s Uttar Pradesh state on the night of 17 August when a power cut plunged the village into darkness.
Source:BBC2024-9-55311 -
Chitwan reports one more death from dengue
One more person has died from dengue infection in the district.
Source:The Himalayan Times2024-9-42210 -
Indian state passes law seeking death penalty for rape
An Indian state, shaken by weeks of protests demanding justice after the rape and murder of a doctor, passed a law on Tuesday that could lead to the execution of rapists.
Source:myRepublica2024-9-42134 -
Melamchi project to resume water supply in Kathmandu Valley from mid-September
Minister for Water Supply Pradeep Yadav claimed on Tuesday that the currently suspended Melamchi Water Supply Project will resume water supply to the Kathmandu Valley from mid-September.
Source:myRepublica2024-9-41595 -
Pandey appointed as new president of TAAN
Sagar Pandey has been elected the president of the Trekking Agencies' Association of Nepal (TAAN), the umbrella organization of trekking entrepreneurs.
Source:myRepublica2024-9-31940 -
Tremors of earthquake felt in Sindhupalchowk
Tremors of an earthquake with its epicentre near Shikharpur were felt across Sindhupalchowk district this morning.
Source:myRepublica2024-9-32353 -
Dengue cases surpass 6,000, over 600 reported in Kathmandu Valley
Dengue infections have surpassed 6,000 cases nationwide, according to the Epidemiology and Disease Control Division under the Ministry of Health and Population (MoHP).
Source:The Himalayan Times2024-9-31413 -
China congratulates Nepal on certification of TJ Bill
China has extended its congratulations to Nepal following the certification of the Transitional Justice (TJ) Bill by President Ram Chandra Paudel.
Source:myRepublica2024-9-11836 -
Two injured in Indian bus-Nepali truck collision in Simaltaal, bus driver absconding
Two people were injured in when an Indian bus with registration number R 01 I 6372 and a Nepali truck with registration number Ga 2 Kha 1108 collided with each other on the Mugling–Narayanghat road section in Chitwan's …
Source:myRepublica2024-9-12589 -
FENJIU INTERNATIONAL BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT COMMENCES
The Third season“Fenziu International Cup” basketball tournament has begun in Kathmandu from today upon the orchestration of Chinese Enterprises in Nepal.
Source:SATV2024-8-312666 -
Minister Paudel pledges to increase health insurance amount to 500 thousand
Minister for Health and Population Pradip Paudel has assured of an increase in the health insurance amount, taking it to Rs 500 thousand.
Source:nepalviews2024-8-301352 -
Nepal, China to issue five-year passes for Himalayan districts
Nepal and China have agreed to issue five-year entry and exit passes for people in 15 districts of northern Nepal abutting China.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2024-8-293965 -
WHO announces Dhulikhel as Nepal's first 'healthy city'
The World Health Organization (WHO) has announced Kavrepalanchowk's tourism town, Dhulikhel, as the first 'healthy city' of Nepal.
Source:The Himalayan Times2024-8-282362 -
Chinese EVs dominate as Nepal’s largest auto show opens
According to the organisers, more than 50 auto brands are on display. However, the competition is between China and the rest of the world.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2024-8-281740 -
Doramba landslide: Death toll reaches 8
The death toll from the landslide at Doramba Shailung rural municipality-3 in Ramechhap district has climbed to eight.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-8-282777 -
Four arrested in Nepalgunj for possessing large cache of gold, silver
Police have arrested four along with a huge quantity of gold and silver in Nepalgunj.
Source:The Himalayan Times2024-8-271732 -
Over 3,500 infected with scrub typhus since mid-July
Over 3,500 people across the country have been infected with scrub typhus since mid-July, the start of this fiscal year.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2024-8-271346 -
Hospitals in mountain districts struggle to cope with dengue surge
Seriously ill patients at District Hospital Sankhuwasabha are squeezed into every available space besides the beds: corridors, the floor, chairs, and even the storeroom, and outside on the hospital compound.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2024-8-261664 -
Flooding forces 300,000 Bangladeshis into shelters
Nearly 300,000 Bangladeshis were taking refuge in emergency shelters Saturday from floods that inundated vast areas of the low-lying South Asian country, disaster officials said.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-8-263568 -
Six people arrested on charge of gang-raping 16-year-old girl in Jhapa
Six people have been arrested on the charge of gang-raping a 16-year-old girl at separate locations on the same night in Jhapa.
Source:myRepublica2024-8-252555 -
Import of EVs and two-wheelers doubles in the first month of current FY
A total of 381 electric vehicles were imported in the month of Shrawan (mid-July to mid-August) alone.
Source:myRepublica2024-8-25970 -
Govt collected CGT of Rs 4.23 billion in first month this FY, more than the amount collected in the entire period of last FY
The government collected capital gains tax (CGT) from the shares trading worth more than Rs 4.23 billion in the past one month, which surpassed the amount collected in the entire period of the last fiscal year.
Source:myRepublica2024-8-251195 -
Mustang avalanche causes river blockage, nine families evacuated
Boksikhola in Kobang, Thasang Rural Municipality-2, Mustang, has been closed due to an avalanche.
Source:RATOPATI2024-8-231428 -
Gorkha's northern border was opened
Two checkpoints in North Gorkha, which were closed during the Covid epidemic, have been opened.
Source:ekantipur2024-8-232073 -
Nepal Culture Promotion Center inaugurated in Beijing
he Embassy of Nepal in China hosted an inauguration ceremony for the Nepal Culture Promotion Center and a launching ceremony for the “Belt and Road
Source:Nepalsamaj2024-8-90 -
Air Dynasty helicopter crash in Nuwakot: Five bodies recovered
KATHMANDU, AUGUST 7 An Air Dynasty helicopter crashed this afternoon near Shivachaur
Source:The Himalayan Times2024-8-71807 -
Major political parties finalize agreement on transitional justice issues
The three major political parties have reached an agreement on contentious issues to conclude the transitional justice process as per the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) signed between the government and the then-reb…
Source:The Himalayan Times2024-8-22204 -
PM Oli announces not to convene party meetings in official residence
Prime Minister and CPN (UML) Chairman KP Sharma Oli has announced not to organize the party meetings at the prime minister's official residence.
Source:The Himalayan Times2024-8-12011 -
Rescuers search through mud and debris as deaths rise to 151 in landslides in southern India
Hundreds of rescue workers searched through mud and debris Wednesday
Source:The Himalayan Times2024-8-12681 -
Jailed Pakistan ex-PM Imran Khan proposes ‘conditional’ talks with military
Pakistan’s jailed former Prime Minister Imran Khan has said his party is ready to hold “conditional negotiations”
Source:Aljazeera2024-8-15042 -
Police disrupt 'March for Justice' in Sylhet with tear gas, sound grenades
Police disrupted students' "March for Justice" in Sylhet, w
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-7-314240 -
Inundated Kathmandu Valley: 36 persons rescued
he flood occurred in different rivers in the Kathmandu Valley following a heavy rain last night has affected normal life in the Capital City.
Source:The Himalayan Times2024-7-312200 -
Now curfew break extended further in Dhaka, 3 other districts
The government has further relaxed a curfew in Dhaka, Narayanganj, Gazipur, and Narsingdi from 7am to 6pm for three days beginning on Sunday.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-7-282859 -
Three children killed by stray bullets during quota movement
Ahad Abdullah, 4, loved to eat chicken, and his favourite toy was a racing car. On the afternoon of July 19, he was sleeping next to many colourful toy racing cars.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-7-283613 -
President Ranil Wickremesinghe officially announces candidacy
President Ranil Wickremesinghe officially announced his candidacy at the upcoming Presidential election during a rally in Galle today.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-7-283141 -
New thromde health centres to improve healthcare services in the capital
The recently inaugurated Thromde Health Centre (THC) at Motithang in Thimphu, along with three already existing THCs, is expected to improve access to healthcare services in the capital.
Source:Kuensel2024-7-283641 -
The Maldives Police Service reports confiscating MVR 143 million worth of drugs and alcohol during the first six months of 2024. Superintendent of Police Nahid Hussain, who leads the Drug Enforcement
Bhutan requires a whopping USD 26 billion to achieve 20,000 MW (20 GW) of hydropower generation capacity by 2040. While that goal is a long way off, the government has some immediate plans to increase hydropower generati…
Source:Kuensel2024-7-283956 -
MVR 143 mil worth drugs, liquor confiscated in 2024 first half
The Maldives Police Service reports confiscating MVR 143 million worth of drugs and alcohol during the first six months of 2024. Superintendent of Police Nahid Hussain, who leads the Drug Enforcement Unit, confirmed this…
Source:SunOnline International2024-7-282938 -
Kalikot section of Karnali Corridor blocked by landslide
The Surkhet-Jumla road under the Karnali Corridor has been blocked by a landslide. The landslide triggered by heavy rainfall has blocked the road section location in Nagma of Tilagufa Municipality-1.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-7-282737 -
Nepali diplomatic missions not keeping records of strategic information
When India unilaterally published its map including Nepali territory in Kalapani region (about 370 square km) in 2019, Nepal reacted strongly and published its map incorporating the region.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-7-281505 -
Simaltal accident: Today, a 40 kg magnet will be used to search for the missing bus
Today is the 16th day since the two buses that fell
Source:Naya Patrika Daily2024-7-272323 -
PM Modi to visit Kargil on Friday on 25th Kargil Vijay Diwas
"On the occasion of the 25th Kargil Vijay Diwas on 26th July 2024, Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi will visit the Kargil War Memorial at around 9:20 AM and pay homage to the bravehearts who made the supreme sacrifice i…
Source:The Indian Express2024-7-261723 -
Price of bread will be reduced by Rs. 10 from tonight
The All Ceylon Bakery Owners' Association (ACBOA) has decided to reduce the price of a 450-gram loaf of bread and other bakery items by Rs. 10 with effect from midnight today.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-7-262938 -
Special procedure needed to remove official appointed by CC: Speaker on SC judgment
The Speaker and Chairman of the Constitutional Council (CC) said today that removing the IGP requires a special procedure and the situation with regard to the IGP cannot be resolved by the President, and the matter must …
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-7-262769 -
Security heightened ahead of Friday prayers amid unrest
Following widespread violence during the quota reform movement, the home ministry issued a curfew, leading to heightened vigilance by law enforcement agencies ahead of Jummah prayers on Friday.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-7-263539 -
RAB denies firing from helicopters during protests
The Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) has denied allegations of firing from helicopters on aerial patrols during the recent quota reform protests.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-7-262094 -
PM Hasina visits rampaged BTV Bhaban
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina visited the violence-hit state-owned Bangladesh Television (BTV) Bhaban at Rampura in Dhaka on Friday.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-7-26942 -
Presidential Election on September 21, nomination on August 15
The Presidential Election would be conducted on Saturday, September 21, the Election Commission has officially proclaimed, putting an end to long speculations and debates.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-7-262066 -
Major boost for ECCD in 13th plan
With a budget of over Nu 700 million, the Ministry of Education and Skills Development (MoESD) plans to establish more Early Childhood Care and Development (ECCD) centres and renovate existing ones in the 13th plan.
Source:Kuensel2024-7-264841 -
Ambitious 10,000MW hydropower goal back in the plan
After a lull caused by delays in completing two mega hydropower projects – Punatshangchhu-I and Punatshangchhu-II – and the deferral of the Kholongchhu hydropower project, the government is back to pursuing the country…
Source:Kuensel2024-7-264048 -
Monsoon-induced disasters kill 134 people
As many as 134 people have lost their lives as of Thursday due to floods and landslides since June 10.
Source:nepalpress2024-7-261315 -
RTL service launched at Noonu Atoll will all-week round service
Raajje Transport Link (RTL) ferry service has been launched at Noonu Atoll as part of MTCC’s efforts to link all Maldivian atolls via an integrated ferry network.
Source:SunOnline International2024-7-263652 -
Athif Shakoor: Some embassies can be closed to reduce expenses
Former head of central bank’s Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) and economist, Athif Shakoor, has suggested that some of the Maldivian embassies in foreign nations can be temporarily closed down to cut the state’s expe…
Source:SunOnline International2024-7-263139 -
Indian High Commissioner pays courtesy call on Parliament Speaker
Indian High Commissioner to the Maldives Shri Munu Mahawar has paid a courtesy call on Maldivian Parliament Speaker Abdul Raheem Abdulla on Thursday.
Source:SunOnline International2024-7-262008 -
Govt trying to bring army, PTI, people face to face: Imran
Leader of the Opposition in the National Assembly Omar Ayub Khan told the media that he met Imran Khan in Adiala jail as PTI founder insisted COAS General Asim Munir should believe that the current government of Shehbaz…
Source:The News International2024-7-262898 -
Shehbaz govt criticised in Gallup business confidence poll
The Gallup Business Confidence Index report says business owners have roundly criticised Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif over the management of the economy, as they become more pessimistic about their future because of co…
Source:The News International2024-7-261821 -
PM stresses need to stop electricity theft, promote solar energy
Members of the National and provincial assemblies from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) Thursday called on Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif at the PM House.
Source:The News International2024-7-261017 -
Peter Haas leaves Bangladesh quietly
“Not exactly the way I expected to conclude my assignment as US ambassador to Bangladesh,” Peter Haas wrote on LinkedIn as he departed from Bangladesh without the customary farewell meetings with the president, prime m…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-7-252285 -
Demerit points system for traffic offences will come into effect within three months
The demerit points system for traffic offenses will be implemented within the next three months, Commissioner General of the Department of Motor Traffic (DMT) Nishantha Anuruddha Weerasinghe said.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-7-25681 -
Nationwide unrest: 11 cases filed, 95 arrested in Rangpur
Some 11 cases were filed and 95 people were arrested as of Wednesday after 10 government offices including Tajhat Metropolitan police station and two police outposts were looted and burnt down in Rangpur during the natio…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-7-251465 -
Special leave for employees who did to report for work in May, June
The government has decided to grant special leave to government employees who were unable to report for work last May and June due to floods, landslides and road blockages.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-7-251160 -
Election Commission in a dilemma in absence of IGP to conduct polls
Hot on the heels of the Supreme Court issuing an interim order restraining Deshabandu Tennakoon from functioning as the Inspector General of Police (IGP), the Election Commission is in a dilemma in the conduct of the pre…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-7-251012 -
Govt targets major growth for industries in 13th Plan
The government has set an ambitious target to increase the manufacturing sector’s share of GDP from Nu 24.61 billion in 2023 to Nu 43.59 billion by 2029, with an average growth rate of 10 percent.
Source:Kuensel2024-7-252917 -
DCDD to partner with private sector for Dzongkha development
Starting this month, DCDD has been sponsoring a weekly page in the Dzongkha Kuensel newspaper to promote Bhutanese culture and tradition, and Dzongkha language. This is also expected to increase the readership of Dzongkh…
Source:Kuensel2024-7-251518 -
MDP’s National Council unanimously appoints Hisaan as deputy leader
Main opposition Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP)’s National Council has approved the appointment of the party’s Legal Director Hisaan Hussain as the party’s deputy leader.
Source:SunOnline International2024-7-253128 -
Maniu, state minister at Home Ministry, resigns
Maniu Mohamed, who was recently appointed a state minister at the Ministry of Homeland Security and Technology in a reshuffle from his original post as the Commissioner General of Customs, has resigned from his post.
Source:SunOnline International2024-7-251188 -
Pakistani passport continues to rank fourth worst
The latest Henley Passport Index released on Tuesday has yet again ranked Pakistan’s passport as one of the least powerful in the world.
Source:The News International2024-7-251070 -
Cabinet Decides to Half-Mast National Flag in Honor of Mourning
On Friday, July 10th, an emergency meeting of the Cabinet decided to half-mast the national flag in mourning for the 18 individuals who lost their lives in the tragic accident in a Surya Airlines plane. The Cabinet meet…
Source:SATV2024-7-252057 -
Saurya Aircraft Crashed: 18 Among 19 Died and Pilot Rescued
Staff and technical experts who were heading from Kathmandu to Pokhara, for the maintenance of Saurya Air's aircraft, Flight 9N-AME met with an accident this morning at 11, resulting in the death of 18 technical staffs a…
Source:SATV2024-7-242925 -
Saurya Airlines Made a Crash Landing At 11 in TIA This Morning
A Saurya Airlines plane has crashed at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) in Kathmandu. The aircraft met with an accident while attempting to make a landing in TIA at around 11 AM on Wednesday.
Source:SATV2024-7-242713 -
Environment to be made conducive for business: PM
Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif on Monday emphasised the government’s commitment to bolstering investment in the country, underscoring efforts to create a business-friendly environment for traders and investors.
Source:The News International2024-7-23803 -
Girls school blown up in Waziristan
Suspected militants destroyed a portion of a government-run girls’ school in a village of Mir Ali tehsil in North Waziristan tribal district, local police said on Monday.
Source:The News International2024-7-231427 -
Bangladesh protesters issue demands amid shaky calm
Demonstrators insist they won’t be placated by change in the government job quota system; want curfew lifted, detainees released.
Source:Aljazeera2024-7-232252 -
Cost of transport, booze, tobacco increase for Sri Lankans
With Sri Lanka’s inflation increasing to 2.4 per cent in June from 1.6 per cent reported in May according to the national consumer price index, people appeared to have been compelled to spend more on transport, alcoholi…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-7-231390 -
22A to Constitution unlikely to see the light of day
The enactment of the 22nd Amendment to the Constitution in Parliament is heading to be unrealistic because it is all set to deny two-thirds for the ruling party in case a vote is taken.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-7-231991 -
HDC opens EOI window for Hulhumale' food trucks
Housing Development Corporation (HDC) on Monday announced it is seeking developers for the operation of food trucks in Hulhumale'.
Source:SunOnline International2024-7-231047 -
Trade deficit stands at Rs. 1,440 bn, export limited to Rs.152 bn
The country’s foreign trade has shrunk marginally in the last fiscal year 2023/24.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-7-231680 -
Rhino found dead in Chitwan National Park
A rhinoceros has been found dead in a human settlement near Chitwan National Park(CNP).
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-7-231177 -
RCSC increases GSP and ESP initial appointment period to five years
The Royal Civil Service Commission (RCSC) has increased the maximum initial appointment period for General Service Personnel (GSP) and Elementary Service Personnel (ESP) from three to five years.
Source:Kuensel2024-7-231357 -
Youth unemployment to dip to 19.2 percent in Q2
The youth unemployment rate in the country is estimated to drop to 19.2 percent in the second quarter, down from 22.9 percent in the first quarter of this year.
Source:Kuensel2024-7-231053 -
624 land plots issued from Hulhumale’ under Binveriya scheme
Housing Ministry states a total of 624 land plots have been issued from Hulhumale’ under the former administration’s ‘Binveriya’ housing scheme, including 18 today.
Source:SunOnline International2024-7-231744 -
Decision to halt issuance of passports to asylum seekers withdrawn
In a major reversal of a recent policy, a high-level meeting at the Foreign Office on Monday decided to withdraw its earlier decision to halt the issuance of Pakistani passports to individuals seeking political asylum a…
Source:The News International2024-7-231335 -
Inflation not acceptable, warns Maryam
Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz warned the authorities concerned on Monday that there should be no inflation in the province, and expressed her concerns over an increase in the price of chicken.
Source:The News International2024-7-231414 -
Elon Musk likely to visit Sri Lanka next month
Elon Musk is likely to arrive in Sri Lanka next month to launch his Starlink satellite-based internet service in Sri Lanka, an official said yesterday.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-7-221642 -
Dam a done deal for P 1 with protection measures for right bank
After years of negotiations the Technical Coordination Committee (TCC) are agreed on building the dam for the 1,200 MW Punatsangchu I project.
Source:the bhutanese2024-7-221672 -
Pakistan consulate in Germany vandalised
Pakistan on Sunday strongly condemned an attack by a gang of extremists on its consulate in Germany’s Frankfurt and the failure of the German authorities to protect the sanctity and security of the premises of its consu…
Source:The News International2024-7-221279 -
Dr. Niyaf leaves ADK after 9 years of service
Experienced doctor, Ali Niyaf has resigned from ADK Hospital after nine years of service. He was the hospital’s Senior Neurosurgeon at the time of his resignation.
Source:ooredoo2024-7-221733 -
Assassination of former minister Ramchandra Ray
Former Minister Ramchandra Rai was murdered in Sarlahi. He was a leader and founder of Rashtriya Prajatantra Party.
Source:NepalNews2024-7-222255 -
PM Oli wins vote of confidence with two-thirds majority
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has secured a vote of confidence during a session of the House of Representatives on Sunday.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-7-221784 -
Silver Chariot festival held in Colombo
The Silver Chariot Festival at Sri New Kathireashan Temple in Colombo took place yesterday.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-7-212931 -
Federal, KP govts trade blames for 'politicising' Bannu incident
The Centre and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government traded barbs on Saturday over the recent attack in Bannu during a protest rally, blaming each other for "politicising" the incident.
Source:The News International2024-7-212188 -
Pres pledges MVR 25 mil grant for local artists, artisans
President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu on Saturday evening has announced a grant scheme worth MVR 25 million for local artists and artisans.
Source:ooredoo2024-7-211624 -
Home Minister sees need for amendment to laws relating to security bodies
Home Minister Ramesh Lekhak has said that the government has given priority to the amendment of laws relating to the security bodies.
Source:NepalNews2024-7-212518 -
Anant Ambani’s Bundi jacket was painted by ‘3 pichwai artists using 100 real gold leaves’
The Ambani wedding has been a lesson for fashion enthusiasts worldwide in terms of Indian artisanry and craftsmanship.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-7-211930 -
17 students returning from Bangladesh today
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has said that 17 students studying in Bangladesh will be brought to Kathmandu today.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-7-211668 -
BNB vs Penjore case comes to an end
The curtain has finally fallen on the long drawn legal battle between Bhutan National Bank (BNB) and private individual Penjore over loan repayment default for the latter’s hotel in Bumthang.
Source:Kuensel2024-7-201031 -
PHPA-II operations expected by August 15
With 97 percent of the 1,020MW Punatsangchhu-II Hydroelectric Project Authority (PHPA-II) completed, the plant is likely to begin operations by August 15 this year.
Source:Kuensel2024-7-204037 -
Families of Deceased Receive Two Lakh Rupees Relief in Monsoon Disasters
In the aftermath of disasters caused by monsoons, 69 families who lost their loved ones have been allocated relief from the District Disaster Management Fund at a rate of two lakh rupees each.
Source:SATV2024-7-201738 -
Trade Minister warns suppliers; lower prices or face price controls
Whilst the government issued a stern warning to suppliers of essential goods emphasising that they must promptly pass on the cost reductions resulting from its recent policy decisions by next week, some producers said i…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-7-201396 -
22nd Amendment Bill gazetted by President
The bill titled the 'Twenty-second Amendment to the Constitution' was published in a gazette notification, as ordered by the President.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-7-202259 -
23 bodies recovered from two missing buses so far
Bodies of two more passengers of the buses who went missing in the Trishuli River were found on Thursday night.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-7-20940 -
Police: Condition of students being treated in ICU improving
Maldives Police Service states the condition of two students from Police College based at Addu City, who are being treated in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) for suspected food poisoning, is improving.
Source:SunOnline International2024-7-201521 -
All Muslims should’ve been sent to Pakistan during partition: Indian minister
An Indian Union minister has declared that “our ancestors” were guilty of a “major lapse” by not sending all Muslims to Pakistan during partition in 1947.
Source:The News International2024-7-201791 -
Firing as thousands rally in Bannu for peace
Two persons were killed and 20 others injured in a firing incident as thousands of people on Friday staged a protest rally in Bannu district against worsening law and order.
Source:The News International2024-7-204002 -
PM forms Special Initiative Unit
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has decided to establish a Special Initiative Unit (SUI) in the Prime Minister’s Office to bring government policies in line with international best practices.
Source:The News International2024-7-201302 -
Maharashtra government slashes penalty on under payment of stamp duty: Here are 5 things homebuyers should know
Finance Minister Ajit Pawar had proposed the scheme while presenting Maharashtra's Interim Budget 2024-25. The move is expected to help the govt recover dues
Source:Hindustan Times2024-7-191428 -
Bangladesh violence: 32 killed, hundreds injured. Why are students protesting? What are the demands?
Hundreds of university students in Dhaka and other cities have been holding rallies for weeks.
Source:The Hindustan Times2024-7-191735 -
Lawyers facilitated Kanjipani’s escape from country: Alles
Amidst speculation surrounding the escape of underworld figure Kanjipani Imran, who is implicated in the Athurugiriya shooting incident, Public Security Minister Tiran Alles stated that the lawyers who represented Kanjip…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-7-191597 -
Presidential poll announcement next week: EC Chairman
Election Commission Chairman R.M.A.L.Ratnayake said yesterday that the Presidential election would be declared next week.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-7-191657 -
Success of 13th Plan hinges on meticulous oversight: PM
Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay emphasised the importance of a strong monitoring and evaluation system for the ambitious 13th Plan during its launch in Thimphu yesterday. He stated that achieving the plan’s goals require…
Source:Kuensel2024-7-191211 -
His Majesty The King grants Dhar to appoint Paro Dzongdag and Drangpons
The newly appointed Drangpons are Tshoejab Mepham Denlen, Drangpon at the Office of The Gyalpoi Zimpon;Gyelpo, Drangpon of Pemagatshel Dzongkhag Court; Richa Gurung, Drangpon at Wangdue Phodrang Dzongkhag Court; and Tenz…
Source:Kuensel2024-7-191474 -
Five committees formed in Council of Ministers
The government has formed five committees in the Council of Ministers and has named the coordinators too.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-7-191871 -
Magnitude 7.3 earthquake strikes Chile region, EMSC says
A strong 7.3 magnitude earthquake struck the mining-intensive Antofagasta region of Chile on Thursday, the European-Mediterranean Seismological Centre said.
Source:The News International2024-7-191264 -
Torrential rain inundates low-lying areas in Hyderabad, Matiari
Different parts of Sindh on Friday night experienced heavy monsoon showers, causing waterlogging in low-lying areas.
Source:The News International2024-7-19749 -
MPs to submit financial statement 3 months from oath of office
The parliament’s General-Purpose Committee on Thursday approved standing order mandating elected MPs to submit their financial statements within three months from oath of office.
Source:SunOnline International2024-7-191536 -
Barren marketplaces following expat deportations
Local marketplaces in Greater Male’ area have become barren after Maldives Immigration began arresting, and subsequently deporting illegal immigrants.
Source:SunOnline International2024-7-191159 -
Chinese Ambassador Made a Courtesy Meeting with Hon. Deputy Prime Minister Praksah Man Singh
Chinese Ambassador to Nepal, Chen Song, expressed his satisfaction in meeting with Honorable Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Urban Development, Mr. Prakash Man Singh, extending warm congratulations during the visi…
Source:SATV2024-7-182709 -
Heavy rain likely in Koshi, Madhes, Bagmati, Gandaki and Sudurpaschim provinces
The weather is generally cloudy across the country with light to moderate rain occurring at one or two places in all the provinces.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-7-18838 -
Gold sets yet another record, trading at Rs. 150,000 per tola
Gold price has set a new record in the domestic market on Wednesday. According to the Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers' Association (FENEGOSIDA), the gold price increased by Rs. 2,000 per tola on Wednesday an…
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-7-181194 -
CIT announces 1.25% extra interest for retirement scheme
The Citizen Investment Trust (CIT) has announced to offer 1.25 per cent extra interest in addition to the regular interest to the participants of the Employee Savings Growth Retirement Fund, from the profit of the Fiscal…
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-7-181553 -
Full text of PM's address to the nation
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina addressed the nation on Wednesday evening.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-7-181589 -
229 BGB platoons deployed across Bangladesh
Two hundred twenty-nine Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) platoons have been deployed across the country, including Dhaka.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-7-181197 -
SL should not have major issues in shaking off current default status: Experts
As Sri Lanka awaits the removal from ‘restrictive default’, a status discouraging the potential investors, experts are optimistic about the nation’s ability to move beyond this ranking.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-7-181527 -
Indian Navy rescues nine crew including one Sri Lankan from tanker capsized off Oman
More than a day after the search began for the missing crew of a small oil tanker, the Prestige Falcon, that capsized off Oman, the Indian Navy is reporting that it has found nine of the 16 crew members alive.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-7-181761 -
Education ministry to establish 63 central schools in 13th Plan
The Ministry of Education and Skills Development (MoESD) announced the establishment of 63 central schools across the country in the 13th Plan, with a substantial budget of about Nu 14 billion allocated for this initiati…
Source:Kuensel2024-7-181696 -
New sports insurance to safeguard athletes and coaches
The first-ever sports insurance scheme launched yesterday will provide coverage for athletes, coaches, and sports professionals affiliated with the Bhutan Olympics Committee (BOC). The scheme covers medical expenses and …
Source:Kuensel2024-7-181188 -
Digital economy to contribute USD 600 million to GDP by 2034
The digital economy of the country is expected to create 5,000 jobs by 2029 and contribute USD 600 million to Gross Domestic Product (GDP) by 2034, constituting 6 percent of GDP.
Source:Kuensel2024-7-182103 -
Removal of Governor, short-sightedness of govt: Fayyaz
The Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP)’s Chairperson Fayyaz Ismail on Wednesday has criticized government’s decision to remove Governor Ali Hashim.
Source:SunOnline International2024-7-18972 -
30 students of Police College hospitalized, 5 in ICU
At least 30 students under training at the police college were suddenly hospitalized on Wednesday in a potential food poisoning incident.
Source:SunOnline International2024-7-181953 -
Sri Lanka engages Liberia for furthering economic ties
Sri Lankan Ambassador Kana Kananathan met President Joseph Boakai of the Republic of Liberia at the Executive Mansion in Monrovia yesterday afternoon.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-7-17818 -
Sack Malviya over ‘assassination’ remark, apologise: Cong to Nadda
The Congress on Tuesday wrote to BJP president and Union Minister JP Nadda over the recent comments made by IT cell chief Amit Malviya “invoking the assassinations of former Prime Ministers Indira Gandhi and Rajiv Gandh…
Source:The Indian Express2024-7-171266 -
Newroad Foothpath Expansion Reinitiates with High Court's Order
Kathmandu Metropolitan City has re-initiated the work to expand the footpath in the new road from Wednesday morning finally receiving the order from the Patan High Court.
Source:SATV2024-7-172751 -
Quota movement: Clash reported at DU’s Ruqayyah Hall
A clash has been reported inside Ruqayyah Hall of Dhaka University.
Source:Dhakatribune2024-7-172529 -
How will Universal Pension Scheme funds be invested under new regulations?
The government has delineated seven sectors where the Universal Pension Scheme can be invested, explicitly excluding private enterprises.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-7-17971 -
Excessive use of Air Force helicopters by MR and Sirisena revealed
Former President Mahinda Rajapaksa made 978 flights using Air Force helicopters under presidential privilege for domestic flights between 2005 and 2015, while former President Maithripala Sirisena flew 557 times during …
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-7-171257 -
Govt. will adopt policy to encourage private sector: PM Oli
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has said that the government will adopt policies to boost the morale of the private sector and encourage investment.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-7-17946 -
Maldives broad money drops to MVR 58.9 bil
Maldives broad money dropped to MVR 58.9 billion in May 2024, reports the Maldives Monetary Authority (MMA).
Source:SunOnline International2024-7-171421 -
Maryam orders enhanced security for Ashura
Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz has directed the cabinet and Cabinet Committee on Law and Order to monitor security arrangements for Ashura.
Source:The News International2024-7-171615 -
Superpower concerned despite no curbs on PTI: Latif
Senior PMLN leader Mian Javed Latif has said that the superpower has expressed its concern, although there is no restriction on the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI).
Source:The News International2024-7-17525 -
Island-wide canteens, restaurants to lower food prices tonight
As promised by the All Island Canteen and Restaurant Owners' Association (AICROA), food prices will be lowered from tonight following the recent electricity tariff revision.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-7-162307 -
Starlink satellite system nears approval as Musk’s representative visits Sri Lanka
A representative from the Starlink satellite system, founded by billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk of SpaceX and Tesla, visited Sri Lanka this week and is set to return next week to complete the final stages of obtaining…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-7-163840 -
Economic growth must translate into meaningful job creation
According to the budget report for 2024-25, Bhutan’s economic growth rate is expected to reach an impressive 8.9 percent next year. This growth is expected to be driven by the commissioning of the Punatsangchhu-II, impr…
Source:Kuensel2024-7-161161 -
Their Majesties conclude State Visit to Mongolia
His Majesty The King and Her Majesty The Gyaltsuen concluded the State Visit to Mongolia and arrived back in Thimphu yesterday.
Source:Kuensel2024-7-161662 -
Kenyan suspect 'confesses' to murdering 42 women
Kenyan police have said they had arrested a suspected serial killer who had confessed to murdering 42 women including his wife before dumping their dismembered bodies in a Nairobi rubbish tip.
Source:SunOnline International2024-7-161479 -
Newly Appointed 19 Ministers Take Oath of Confidentiality
President Ramchandra Paudel administered the oath of office and secrecy to the newly appointed 19 ministers on Monday.
Source:SATV2024-7-152251 -
KP Sharma Oli sworn in as prime minister
KP Sharma Oli was sworn in as the prime minister of Nepal amid a special function at the president’s office in Sheetal Niwas, Maharajgunj, Kathmandu on Monday.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2024-7-151505 -
Simaltal landslide: Two more bodies identified
The identity of two bodies found in Tribeni, Chitwan has been revealed. According to Superintendent of Police Bhavesh Rimal of District Police Office Chitwan, the identity of the bodies found on Sunday evening has now be…
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-7-151524 -
DANTAK plans to inject Nu 320 million for Damchhu bypass stabilisation in 13th Plan
The Damchhu-Chukha bypass, which was closed due to heavy rains causing mud and debris to accumulate, has been cleared and reopened for traffic. The clearance operation involved earthmovers and over 60 workers over two da…
Source:Kuensel2024-7-153352 -
Government investments to drive growth to 8.9 percent next year
The country’s economic growth rate is expected to reach 8.9 percent next year, driven by the anticipated commissioning of the Puna-II project, improvements in the manufacturing and construction sectors, and growth in to…
Source:Kuensel2024-7-15679 -
Highland residents relocate as GLOF fear looms
Located right below the mercurial Thorthomi Lake, the highland communities of Thangza and Toenchoe chiwogs in Lunana have lived in perpetual fear, the dark memories of the 1994 glacial lake outburst (GLOF) and the trail …
Source:Kuensel2024-7-15730 -
Karachi to experience rise in temperature from today
The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) has said that the port city is expected to see a surge in temperatures starting today (Monday) after a period of cloudy weather.
Source:The News International2024-7-151106 -
The Democrats, two other parties fined with MVR 50,000
The Elections Commission (EC) has fined three political parties for failure to submit audit reports on the scheduled deadline. The parties have been fined with MVR 50,000 each.
Source:SunOnline International2024-7-151792 -
Journalist Malik Hassan Zaib shot dead in Nowsehra
A local journalist Malik Hassan Zaib was shot dead by two unknown assailants in the Nowshera district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) on Sunday.
Source:The News International2024-7-151938 -
Govt aims to reactivate Neelum-Jhelum hydropower project
The federal government has commenced efforts to reactivate the Neelum-Jhelum hydropower project which stopped generating power due to "defects in design".
Source:The News International2024-7-15950 -
Newly appointed Prime Minister Oli taking oath of office today
Newly appointed Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli is taking oath of office and secrecy today.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-7-151563 -
The Prime Minister will Shift From Baluwatar to Khumaltar Today at 4 pm
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal Prachanda is going to leave his official residence Baluwatar today. According to sources, he has already said that he will leave Baluwatar at 4 pm.
Source:SATV2024-7-124368 -
Blacktopping of road to Chubbu Tshachu to boost visitor numbers
The road to the popular Chubbu Tshachu (hot spring) in Toedwang gewog, Punakha is riddled with potholes, and a journey that should take less than 90 minutes prolongs into a painstaking two hours or more.
Source:Kuensel2024-7-121552 -
Over 500 bank accounts related to scams blocked
Maldives Police Service, on Thursday, reported that over 500 bank accounts related to scam cases have been blocked so far this year.
Source:SunOnline International2024-7-122328 -
Hussain Waheed’s murder: Culprit escapes death penalty after mother’s forgiveness
The culprit in the 2013 murder of Hussain Waheed has escaped the death penalty following the victim’s mother’s forgiveness.
Source:SunOnline International2024-7-121517 -
23 terrorist outfits operating in Afghanistan: security officials
Security officials Thursday disclosed that oil smuggling from Iran into Pakistan had been brought down from 16 million litres to 5-6 million per day after they laid their hands on smugglers. In an interaction with the m…
Source:The News International2024-7-121487 -
Imran endorses workers’ hunger strike after Muharram
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf founder chairman Imran Khan called upon the party leaders to follow discipline at all costs, ‘sink petty differences’ as no individual was bigger than the party.
Source:The News International2024-7-121912 -
PTI suffers jolt as ANP wins Bajaur by-election
According to unofficial results, Nisar Baz Khan of ANP emerged victorious by securing 11,926 votes. Independent candidate Najeebullah Khan was the runner-up with 10,622 votes, while Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) candidate Abid Kh…
Source:The News International2024-7-121452 -
Nine including seven members of single family die in Pokhara landslide
Nine persons including seven from a single family died in different incidents of landslides occurred in Kaski district last night.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-7-122060 -
Chitwan Landslide: Two Passanger Busses Went Missing in Trishuli River
The search operation has started for the two passenger buses that went missing in the Trishuli river in a landslide at Simaltal on the Narayangadh-Muglin road.
Source:SATV2024-7-122768 -
Govt. not ready to compromise Adani wind power project despite environmental concerns
Despite environmental concerns raised over the Adani green energy project in the north, the Power and Energy Ministry is insistent that the project site cannot be compromised but only steps for mitigation of damage can b…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-7-111917 -
SL's new visa fee does not discourage int’l visitors: VFS Global
Sri Lanka’s tourism industry has expressed serious concerns over the government’s decision to outsource visa issuance, making entry slightly more expensive. However, VFS Global, now managing the visa services, insists …
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-7-112188 -
National debt to reach Nu 474.42 billion in 13th Plan
The national debt is estimated to grow by 61.87 percent at the end of the 13th Plan, skyrocketing to Nu 474.42 billion up from Nu 293.09 billion in March this year.
Source:Kuensel2024-7-112148 -
His Majesty and Gyaltsuen in Mongolia
The President of Mongolia, HE Khurelsukh Ukhnaa and First Lady Bolortsetseg Luvsandorj officially received Their Majesties to Mongolia in an honour guard ceremony held at Sukhbaatar Square, the heart of Mongolia’s capit…
Source:Kuensel2024-7-111946 -
State collects MVR 2.05 Bil revenue in June, up 26.8 percent
The Maldives government collected a total revenue of MVR 2.05 billion in June 2024, up by 26.8 percent compared to the corresponding month last year.
Source:SunOnline International2024-7-112296 -
Inflation down to 4.2% from 6.8% last year
The inflation rate has moderated to 4.17 per cent by mid-June 2024 compared to 6.83 per cent a year ago.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-7-111515 -
One-way traffic resumes on Prithvi Highway
One-way traffic has resumed on the Prithvi Highway. The debris was removed from the road to allow vehicular movement. The landslip occurred at Mauwakhola of Ichhchhakamana-3 of Chitwan had obstructed the traffic since th…
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-7-111853 -
India, Russia eye $100 bn trade by 2030, cooperation in energy, agriculture
The two sides agreed on nine key areas of cooperations that spanned trade, deepening cooperation in the energy sector, and promotion of investments and joint projects across digital economy, among others.
Source:The Indian Express2024-7-101931 -
Dubai based gangsters orchestrated shooting; Kanjipani Imran suspected mastermind
Investigations with regard to the shooting in Athurugiriya where two persons including Club Wasantha were killed, revealed that two underworld criminals, 'Loku Patti' and 'Gona Kovile Shantha,' currently hiding in Dubai…
Source:SunOnline International2024-7-102571 -
Post-crisis construction interest surpasses economic boom levels: Industry
Sri Lanka’s construction industry, crippled by poor policies and crisis events, is bouncing back with renewed vigor, industry leaders said, as they see a surge in interest surpassing even the boom times of economic grow…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-7-101880 -
Integrated checkpost construction in Gelephu to align with GMC project
The construction of the integrated checkpost (ICP) at the international border in Gelephu has been deferred due to the ongoing Gelephu Mindfulness City (GMC) project.
Source:Kuensel2024-7-105270 -
Nu 10.23 billion allocated to RNR sector to boost food security and GDP growth
The Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (MoAL) has allocated Nu 10.23 billion for the renewable natural resources (RNR) sector for the financial year 2024-25 to enhance food and nutrition security, improve farmers’ in…
Source:Kuensel2024-7-101396 -
MDP expresses concern over “stymied” Israel passport ban bill
Main opposition MDP’s parliamentary group has raised concern over the fact that the bill to amend the law to ban Israeli passports – which is required to enforce the government’s decision to make legislative changes t…
Source:SunOnline International2024-7-101411 -
MDP: Free degree scheme is not a scam; is linked to the future of the youth
Main opposition MDP’s parliamentary group, on Tuesday, has refuted allegations that the free degree scheme initiated by the party’s former administration is a scam; describing the program as one that is crucially linke…
Source:SunOnline International2024-7-102077 -
Initiative launched to block betting sites from the Maldives
An initiative has been launched to block betting sites from the Maldives.
Source:SunOnline International2024-7-103881 -
80 die, 2764 families displaced in disaster this monsoon
Nepal Police has said that 80 persons were killed in disasters like floods and landslides in Nepal since the onset of monsoon on June 10.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-7-10748 -
22 houses built for Chepang families
Twenty-two houses have been built under the Housing Programme at Ichchhakamana rural municipality of Chitwan.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-7-101442 -
Tremor in Taplejung
An earthquake has occurred with its epicentre at Tapethok of Taplejung district.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-7-101758 -
Punjab cabinet okays solar systems for 4.5m power consumers
The Punjab cabinet has approved solar systems for 4.5 million consumers who use up to 500 units of electricity. The decision was made during the 11th meeting of the Punjab cabinet, held on Tuesday under the chairmanship …
Source:The News International2024-7-101913 -
SC seeks property record of ex-NA deputy speaker Suri
The Supreme Court on Tuesday directed the Balochistan government to provide the complete property record of former deputy speaker of National Assembly Qasim Suri.
Source:The News International2024-7-101433 -
Establishment not averse to govt’s dialogue offer to PTI: Sana
Rana Sanaullah has said that the military establishment has no issues with the Shehbaz Sharif government’s offer to the PTI for dialogue.
Source:The News International2024-7-91973 -
SBP told to release list of top 1,000 loan defaulters
The Pakistan Information Commission, under the federal government’s Right to Access to Information Act 2017, has ordered the State Bank of Pakistan governor to release a list of 1,000 big loan defaulters within 10 days…
Source:The News International2024-7-93677 -
People's suffering persists even as water recedes in Sylhet
Due to reduced rainfall over the past few days, water has started receding from the waterlogged areas of Sylhet city. However, as the water recedes, human suffering still keeps increasing.
Source:Dhakatribune2024-7-82441 -
Anti-quota movement: ‘Bangla Blockade’ to continue on Monday
As part of their anti-quota movement, students have said they will continue their “Bangla Blockade,” or roadblocks at key points on the streets, on Monday.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-7-82541 -
FR petition against Presidential poll: AG urges SC to dismiss petition
While raising preliminary objections against the Fundamental Rights petition seeking an order restraining the Election Commission from holding the Presidential election in 2024, the Attorney General today moved the Supr…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-7-81451 -
Two SJB MPs will leave the party shortly: SJB MP
Two Samagi Jana Balawegaya (SJB) MPs will leave the party shortly after accepting rewards in dollars, an SJB MP said today.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-7-82115 -
Third child cash policy to encourage Bhutanese to have more children
The third child cash incentive programme, which will provide Nu 10,000 per month to women for their third and subsequent children until the child reaches the age of three, will be launched within this year, according to …
Source:Kuensel2024-7-81270 -
National Assembly adopts four Bills
The first session of the fourth National Assembly concluded with the adoption of four Bills and endorsement of the ambitious Nu 512.29 billion 13th Plan on July 6.
Source:Kuensel2024-7-8996 -
African Swine Fever reported in 10 dzongkhags since 2020
The slaughter, movement, sale, and transport of pigs and pig products have been banned in Punakha and Wangdue dzongkhags following an outbreak of African Swine Fever (ASF).
Source:Kuensel2024-7-81063 -
MIFCO: Employees dismissed neglected their jobs
MIFCO, on Sunday, stated that the employees the company dismissed were neglecting their jobs, adding they will follow the same process with employees who neglect their jobs in the future as well.
Source:SunOnline International2024-7-81516 -
President: Parliament’s “size” and councilors need to be reduced
President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu, on Sunday night, said parliament’s “size” and the number of councilors need to be reduced.
Source:SunOnline International2024-7-8791 -
Over 1,600 people affected due to floods in Kanchanpur
Incessant rains triggered floods have submerged some settlements in Kanchanpur.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-7-82026 -
Sluice gates of Gandak and Koshi barrages opened after water level rises above the warning level
All the gates of Gandak barrage have been opened after the water level in Narayani river rose to above the warning level.
Source:myRepublica2024-7-81462 -
Pension reforms
The global retirement income systems are under unprecedented pressure due to various emerging factors, including an ageing population, economic uncertainty and evolving work patterns.
Source:The News International2024-7-8819 -
Punjab CM puts Wasa, admin on alert over urban flooding
Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz has put the administration and Wasa officials across Punjab on alert in view of rains across Punjab.
Source:The News International2024-7-81702 -
Bangladeshi protesters demand end to civil service job quotas
Thousands of Bangladeshi university students threw roadblocks across key highways on Sunday, demanding the end of “discriminatory” quotas for coveted government jobs, including reserving posts for children of liberatio…
Source:The News International2024-7-83062 -
Kaligandaki Corridor blocked for traffic
The Baglung section of the Kaligandaki Corridor continues to remain blocked for traffic since Saturday morning.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-7-71412 -
Parliamentarians under IRD radar for possible tax-related frauds
The Inland Revenue Department (IRD) is reported to have upped the ante on parliamentarians over possible involvement in tax frauds, Daily Mirror learns.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-7-61582 -
BMW registered in Piyumi Hansamali’s name found in businessman’s drug operation
The Police Narcotics Bureau (PNB) has seized a luxury BMW registered on model Piyumi Hansamali"s name from a garage in Nawala. The car was found at a two-storied house belonging to a businessman arrested for importing k…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-7-61087 -
PM outlines ambitious plans for FY 2024-2025
Eleven national highways will be widened and seven new highways will be constructed to boost public infrastructure in the fiscal year 2024-2025. Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay announced this while presenting the state of…
Source:Kuensel2024-7-61049 -
Migration poses an existential threat: PM
Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay, in his first State of the Nation report yesterday, highlighted the alarming trend of Bhutanese leaving the country for better opportunities overseas as the most pressing issue facing the c…
Source:Kuensel2024-7-61291 -
Prison time sought for non-payment of fines for criminal offences
Prosecutor General’s Office, on Friday, said they have begun requesting the vacation of fines to prison time for offenders who have not paid the fines imposed on them by courts for criminal offenses.
Source:SunOnline International2024-7-6770 -
Imad dismissed as NDA’s CEO
Imad Solih, who was serving as the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of National Drug Agency (NDA), has been dismissed form his post.
Source:SunOnline International2024-7-61374 -
Kaligandaki Corridor Blocked by Landslides
Kaligandaki Corridor has been blocked due landslides triggered by incessant rainfall for the past two days.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-7-61743 -
PM seeking vote of confidence on July 12
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’ is set to seek a vote of confidence in the House of Representatives on July 12.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-7-6799 -
Rainfall taking place all over the country
The country is experiencing rainfall due to the influence of Monsoon winds today. Most of the places in Bagmati, Gandaki and Lumbini are receiving light to moderate rain, while rainfall is taking place in some places of…
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-7-61497 -
FBR mulling new scheme to bring traders into tax net
Amid the dismal performance of Tajir Dost Scheme registering only 44,830 retailers, the FBR is contemplating options to unveil a simplified fixed scheme based on valuation of shops to bring 3.6 million retailers in the t…
Source:The News International2024-7-61484 -
Senate passes bill on state enterprises
The Senate Friday ‘unanimously’ passed the State Owned Enterprises (Governance and Operations) Amendment Bill, 2024, as the opposition stormed out of the House, alleging it was a move aimed at selling off public secto…
Source:The News International2024-7-6694 -
Pak PWD dissolution begins
On the orders of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, the implementation of the plan to dissolve Pakistan PWD has been started.
Source:The News International2024-7-63806 -
Month after BJP setback in eastern Rajasthan in LS polls, Kirodi Lal Meena resigns as minister
In the Dausa Lok Sabha seat, Congress’s Murari Lal Meena had defeated BJP’s Kanhaiya Lal Meena with a margin of over 2.3 lakh votes.
Source:The Indian Express2024-7-51618 -
Endangered civet rescued at JU dies
An Asian palm civet, locally known as "gandhagakul," rescued from near Jahangirnagar University’s Mir Mosharraf Hossain Hall has died.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-7-5862 -
Landslide risk in Chittagong: 6,558 families in peril amid incessant rain
The Meteorological Department has warned of the risk of landslides in Chittagong due to continuous heavy rainfall.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-7-51227 -
Government yet to finalise para-regular status of civil servants on contract
A committee, comprising ministers and commissioners of Royal Civil Service Commission (RCSC), formed to work on plans to regularise contract employees has made significant headway.
Source:Kuensel2024-7-5877 -
Govt restricts 25 business sectors for expatriates
Ministry of Economic Development and Trade announced restrictions on multiple business activities for expatriates.
Source:SunOnline International2024-7-51646 -
Industrialists rue of problems in SEZ Act
Industrialists have said that there is a problem due to the lack of effective implementation of the Special Economic Zone (SEZ) Act.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-7-51613 -
Ex-SBP deputy chief expects interest rate cut after drop in inflation
Former deputy governor of Pakistan’s central bank Dr Murtaza Syed expects more interest rate cuts due to a decrease in inflation.
Source:The News International2024-7-51317 -
Threat to judges: IHC clears air on Justice Aurangzeb’s ‘plea against spy agencies’
After an X post went viral on social media claiming that Justice Miangul Hassan Aurangzeb moved the top court against the country’s premier spy agency, the Islamabad High Court (IHC) on Thursday termed the claims “bas…
Source:The News International2024-7-51622 -
Petroleum dealers divided on strike today
Petroleum dealers on Thursday became divided on strike over the issue of a 0.5 per cent turnover tax.
Source:The News International2024-7-5972 -
KU opens admission in Education under the faculty of Language Education
Kathmandu University has published a notification for admission to Bachelor's Degree in Education under the Faculty of Language Education.
Source:SATV2024-7-44444 -
Two Days After Killer Stampede Left 123 Dead, No Arrests And Few Answers
Two days after the killer stampede at a religious gathering in Uttar Pradesh's Hathras left 123 people dead, police are yet to make any arrests. Self-styled godman Narayana Sakar Hari, who addressed the 'satsang', is sti…
Source:India News2024-7-41959 -
How Bangladesh’s trafficking networks are targeting women at Rohingya camps
Nur Fatima (alias), an 18 year-old Rohingya refugee from a camp in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh fell in love with a Malaysia- based tailor via IMO, an instant messaging app, and they eventually got married online.
Source:Dhakatribune2024-7-4978 -
Old wine in new bottle?
The National Assembly yesterday endorsed the Priority Development Fund (PDF), which in essence is only a change in name. PDF is not much different from the controversial Constituency Development Grant (CDG) that, not lon…
Source:Kuensel2024-7-41521 -
NC endorses the 13th Plan
The National Council (NC) yesterday endorsed the 13th Plan with all 23 members present voting in favour of the five recommendations submitted by the NC’s Economic Affairs Committee (EAC).
Source:Kuensel2024-7-41150 -
Only 10% paddy planted in Banke
Due to the late onset of rainfall this year, only 10 per cent of rice plantation has been completed in Banke so far.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-7-41084 -
Nepal prepares its first concept paper on AI use
For the first time, the government of Nepal has prepared a concept paper on the usage of Artificial Intelligence (AI).
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-7-41841 -
Advance tax issue: Petrol pumps to be shut on 5th, says PPDA chief
Pakistan Petroleum Dealers Association (PPDA) on Wednesday announced to shut down the petrol pumps on July 5, 2024 after failure of talks between the association and the government.
Source:The News International2024-7-4625 -
All IMF demands met, new deal to fetch over $6bn: govt
Though the federal government claims fulfilling all requirements of the IMF for a fresh bailout package, the Fund has refused, according to the sources, to accept the enforcement or administrative measures as a tool for …
Source:The News International2024-7-41126 -
Ambitious plan unveiled to privatise 10 SOEs this fiscal
The Pakistani government has unveiled an ambitious plan to privatise 10 state-owned enterprises (SOEs) within the current financial year, targeting key sectors such as aviation, banking and power.
Source:The News International2024-7-41599 -
Landslide kills two Jersey cows in Chhudzom
Tari, a seven-month pregnant Jersey, was killed by a landslide in Dragchhu village, Chhudzom gewog, Sarpang.
Source:Kuensel2024-7-31087 -
Parliament rejects motion demanding disclosure of number of political appointees, pay details
However, the motion was rejected with a majority vote of 56-11.
Source:SunOnline International2024-7-31818 -
Ex-Pakistan PM Imran Khan arbitrarily detained, says UN working group
A United Nations human rights working group says former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan has been arbitrarily imprisoned in violation of international law.
Source:Aljazeera2024-7-3723 -
Peace Gallery inaugurated in Kathmandu to commemorate Nepal's decade-long conflict
A Peace Gallery is made with an artistic design that contains a complete record of the peace process that ended the 10-year conflict.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-7-3902 -
Floods and landslides in India's northeast kill at least 16 people
Floods and landslides triggered by heavy rains have killed at least 16 people over the last two weeks in India's northeast, where more than 300,000 have been displaced from their submerged homes, authorities said on Tues…
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-7-31104 -
What are DNCC's plans for the reclaimed Ramchandrapur canal area?
Following the recent drive against illegal establishments occupying canals and government lands in Ramchandrapur of the capital's Mohamamdpur, the Dhaka North City Corporation (DNCC) authorities are now considering diffe…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-7-21212 -
Teachers’ strike: DU students vandalize library gate
The students of Dhaka University have vandalized the entrance of the university’s library as it was closed due to the strike being observed by the teachers and staff demanding the withdrawal of the new universal pension…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-7-2975 -
When “Pride” turns into “shame”
Over the weekend, social media caught fire over videos showing naked men and women parading the streets of Toronto, not bearing any shame, in a ‘pride walk’ in front of spectators which included children.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-7-21680 -
15 senior Police officers, including 6 DIGs transferred
Fifteen senior police officers, including six Deputy Inspectors General (DIGs), have been transferred with immediate effect, police said.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-7-22090 -
Living with the elephants
Following the initiative, Samrang has turned into, what villagers call, an ‘elephant friendly village’. The gewog, located near the Indo-Bhutan border, is known to be the capital of elephants, indicating the risk to cr…
Source:Kuensel2024-7-22264 -
Fishers in Addu stop protests with pay disbursement
Fishers have stopped their protests at Addu Fisheries Complex (AFC), after Maldives Industrial Fisheries Company (MIFCO) began disbursing outstanding payments on Monday.
Source:SunOnline International2024-7-22197 -
PO Spokesperson quashes rumors of Pres' family
President's Office Spokesperson Heena Waleed on Monday, has rejected rumors about President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu's family seeking police assistance on an alleged black magic incident against him.
Source:SunOnline International2024-7-21976 -
Above 71% loans disbursed to service sector in Sudurpashchim
The National Statistics Office (NSO) has estimated that the share of Sudurpashchim Province in the national Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of Nepal in the current fiscal year 2023/24 would be 7.13 per cent, up from 7 per …
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-7-21633 -
Plane diverted to Brazil after turbulence injures 30
A flight hit by "strong turbulence" has made an emergency landing in Brazil, with 30 people reported injured.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-7-21388 -
NC, UML agree for new coalition, constitution amendment
Yet again, the national politics has taken a dramatic turn, posing an imminent risk to the ruling coalition.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-7-21039 -
Ogra notifies gas tariffs for captive power plants
The government has raised gas tariffs for captive power plants by Rs250 per MMBTU, under guidance from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), effective July 1, 2024.
Source:The News International2024-7-22015 -
ANP demands fresh general elections
The Awami National Party (ANP) Khyber Pakhtunkhwa chapter on Monday called for fresh general election in the country, a day after the same demand was made by Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Fazl.
Source:The News International2024-7-21463 -
Reforms include ban on multiple pensions, end of heirs entitlement after 10 years
In the much-hyped pension reforms, the government has approved drastic measures including slapping a ban on securing multiple pensions and limiting provision of pension for family members only to 10 years.
Source:The News International2024-7-21620 -
Hirunika’s bail application to be heard on July 4
The bail application (bail pending appeal) filed on behalf of former Colombo district Parliamentarian Hirunika Premachandra was today fixed for July 4 by the Colombo High Court.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-7-12919 -
Govt. plans to pilot crop and livestock insurance scheme
The government will launch a pilot crop and livestock insurance scheme before implementing nationwide, said the secretary of Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock, Thinley Namgyel, during the Meet-the-Press session on Ju…
Source:Kuensel2024-7-11464 -
Monsoon to become more active in next few days
Monsoon is expected to be further active by coming Thursday.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-7-11620 -
For India's garbage pickers, a miserable and dangerous job made worse by extreme heat
The putrid smell of burning garbage wafts for miles from the landfill on the outskirts of Jammu in a potentially toxic miasma fed by the plastics, industrial, medical and other waste generated by a city of some 740,000 p…
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-7-11764 -
Refugees Pakistan to start second phase of Afghan deportations
Pakistan is set to start the second phase of a controversial plan to send undocumented Afghan refugees back to their country.
Source:Aljazeera2024-7-11334 -
Parliament initiates efforts to dismiss Maldives’ central bank chief
The Public Accounts Committee has passed a motion counselling the Parliament’s speaker, Abdul Raheem Abdulla, to dismiss Ali Hashim, the governor of the Maldives Monetary Authority (MMA).
Source:SunOnline International2024-7-11530 -
Only 41% SEE candidates pass exams in Karnali
The recently published Secondary Education Examination (SEE) results have cast a spotlight on the concerning state of education in Karnali Province, where more than half of the students have failed to qualify for Grade 1…
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-6-303793 -
Climate-friendly technology will be adopted to boost production: PM Prachanda
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' has said that climate-friendly technologies will be used in paddy cultivation to increase production and productivity.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-6-291211 -
Protesters demand exemplary punishment of Shahriar Alam
Rajshahi Bagha upazila Awami League General Secretary Ashraful Islam Babul's murder trial and the defamation accusation against Awami League presidium member and Rajshahi City Corporation Mayor AHM Khairuzzaman Liton hav…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-6-291950 -
CEB to get new salary structure based on performance
The Ceylon Electricity Board (CEB) is set to introduce a new salary structure, performance-based incentive system, and promotion process for its employees in the coming weeks.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-6-292397 -
Old soldiers never die, Sarath Fonseka to serve nation further: President
Whilst highlighting that Samagi Jana Balawegaya (SJB) MP Sarath Fonseka is a man of ability who never gives up, President Ranil Wickremesinghe yesterday said Sri Lanka will get the opportunity of enjoying the services of…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-6-291622 -
Reckless fencing in Punakha kills cows
Ap Pasang, 68, a resident of Yoesskha village in Kabjisa in Punakha tragically lost his only three high breed jersey cows to alleged electrocution on June 26, leaving him devastated and robbed of his livelihood.
Source:Kuensel2024-6-291284 -
Court orders Phajo Nidup to pay PNB and RICB more than Nu 300M
Thimphu Dzongkhag Court recently ordered Phajo Nidup from Paro to repay multiple loans availed from Druk Punjab National Bank (PNB) within six months.
Source:Kuensel2024-6-293546 -
Organic farmers in Punakha reap rewards with Canadian support
Pema Dorji, 42, is among the six organic farmers who started cultivating strawberries last year in Peythari village, Kabjisa, Punakha. This year, from March to May, he completed his first harvest and earned approximately…
Source:Kuensel2024-6-291422 -
Prison drug smuggling network: 13 prison officers arrested
Maldives Police Service, on Friday, announced that the number of prison officers arrested on the suspicion of smuggling drugs and other contraband to prison has increased to 13.
Source:SunOnline International2024-6-291608 -
VIA’s new fire station inaugurated
Vice President Hussain Mohamed Latheef, on Friday, has inaugurated the new fire station developed at Velana International Airport (VIA)
Source:SunOnline International2024-6-292024 -
How addition of Indian govt bonds to JPMorgan’s EM index will impact Pakistan
The inclusion of India’s bond in JP Morgan emerging market bond index (EMBI) from June 28, 2024, is expected to attract substantial foreign investments up to $42 billion.
Source:The News International2024-6-291772 -
Budget 2024-25: heavy on taxes, light on reforms
BUDGET 2024-25 has become final, with the Finance Bill 2024 sailing through the National Assembly. Unfortunately, it doesn’t do much, is unimaginative, and reminds one of previous budgets. It continues to tax those who …
Source:The News International2024-6-291390 -
Maryam tells opposition in PA: Stop protest, let Pakistan progress
The Punjab Assembly Friday witnessed complete disorder during the address of Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz, after which membership of 11 opposition MPAs was suspended by Speaker Malik Muhammad Ahmad Khan for 15 sess…
Source:The News International2024-6-291042 -
BNP plans weekly programs for Khaleda Zia's release
The BNP aims to launch a movement with weekly programs demanding the release of its chief, Khaleda Zia. This is seen as the final stage of the party’s efforts, aiming to transform the campaign for Zia’s release into a …
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-6-281695 -
Prepaid meter troubles persist despite years of complaints
Despite countless complaints over the years, the Power Division has yet to provide any significant solutions to problems customers continue to face with prepaid electricity meters, including excessive bills.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-6-281686 -
ADB shares possible support to local startups
Sri Lanka’s startup ecosystem is likely to receive a fresh boost in future as the Asian Development Bank (ADB) yesterday announced that the segment is among those that have been identified for support.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-6-281495 -
Pavithra’s gazette on Viduthalathive Nature Reserve suspended by SC
The Supreme Court issued an interim order staying the operation of the Extraordinary Gazette issued by Wildlife Minister Pavithra Wanniarachchi changing the boundaries of the Vedithalathivu Nature Reserve for an aquacult…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-6-281402 -
New Electricity Act came into effect yesterday: Ministry
The New Electricity Act, which was endorsed by the Speaker three weeks ago, came into effect yesterday (27), the Power and Energy Ministry said.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-6-281707 -
Eurasian Lynx Conservation Challenges
The Eurasian lynx represents one of the twelve wildcat species found in Nepal. Named after the Greek word ‘lynx’ which means to shine, its home range extends across Europe to Central Asia and some parts of South Asia, …
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-6-282610 -
SEE results out: Over 52% students non-graded
Results of the Secondary Education Examination (SEE) 2024 (2080 BS) were published on Thursday.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-6-282873 -
NA endorses abolishing PME category in civil service
The Good Governance Committee of the National Assembly has recommended abolishing the “Partially Meets Expectation” (PME) category under the “Managing for Excellence” (MaX) system in civil service.
Source:Kuensel2024-6-281512 -
Government to address electric pole and wire issues within a year
The Social and Cultural Committee of the National Assembly once again brought the issues caused by electric poles and transmission lines in the House, and urged the government to review policies to benefit those that are…
Source:Kuensel2024-6-281881 -
Students call for stronger measures for online safety
Students are calling for urgent action against online violence (OVAC) targeting children, emphasising the need for comprehensive guidelines, stricter restrictions, and stronger protective measures to ensure their safety …
Source:Kuensel2024-6-281113 -
Deothang residents call for Community Police Station
Residents of Deothang in Samdrupjongkhar have seen an increase in population over the years, prompting them to advocate for the development of a community police station in their town.
Source:Kuensel2024-6-281141 -
MPs ready to halt high-end insurance to reduce expenses
A great number of parliamentarians have expressed readiness to halt medical insurance allocated for them and their family members from ASEAN nations in order to reduce the expenses of the state.
Source:SunOnline International2024-6-281971 -
18 Corrections’ staff suspected of smuggling drugs to prisons; MVR 73M in accounts
An investigation by Maldives Police Service has uncovered that 18 staff of Maldives Correctional Service are suspected of smuggling drugs to prisons, with their bank accounts containing MVR 73 million.
Source:SunOnline International2024-6-283234 -
President decides to reduce political posts and forgo independence day events
President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu, on Thursday night, announced his decision to reduce political posts in light of the nation’s current financial and economic state, and forgo events planned for this year’s Independence Day…
Source:SunOnline International2024-6-281152 -
Maryam wants timely completion of projects
Directing the Punjab Information Technology Board to create a dashboard for real-time monitoring of all projects, CM Maryam Nawaz has instructed the authorities to “ensure timely completion of projects in any case.”
Source:The News International2024-6-281263 -
K-Electric seeks major tariff adjustments amid criticism
K-Electric has petitioned the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Nepra) for significant tariff adjustments, seeking a 15 percent dollarized return on equity and 16.67 percent for transmission and distribution …
Source:The News International2024-6-281695 -
Sri Lanka strikes debt deals with bilateral lenders
Sri Lanka yesterday marked a significant milestone in its economic recovery journey as it brought to close more than yearlong talks with the bilateral lenders.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-6-271796 -
Photos of ex-NBR official Matiur, BB governor go viral on social media
Photos of former National Board of Revenue (NBR) official Matiur Rahman, recently at the center of corruption allegations, with Bangladesh Bank Governor Abdur Rouf Talukder have gone viral on social media, sparking wides…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-6-272234 -
International confidence restored in Sri Lanka - President
President Ranil Wickremesinghe, in his televised address to the nation, said International confidence in the country is reaffirmed as bilateral creditors have reached an agreement serving as a kind of international endor…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-6-271532 -
Govt. to review road Act to address compensation issues
The government is reviewing the Road Act of 2013, focusing on the compensation aspect, according to the minister of Infrastructure and Transport (MoIT), Chandra Bdr Gurung.
Source:Kuensel2024-6-271370 -
NA adopts budget for fiscal year 2024-25
The National Assembly yesterday adopted the budget appropriation Bill for fiscal year 2024-25 with 44 members in favour and one against, with 46 members present.
Source:Kuensel2024-6-271930 -
Finance Minister: MVR 2.5B saved from cost reduction steps
Finance Minister Dr. Mohamed Shafeeg states MVR 2.5 billion has been saved so far this year as a result of the steps implemented by the government to reduce cost.
Source:SunOnline International2024-6-271584 -
Fitch downgrade Maldives’ credit ranking citing obstructions to repay debts
Fitch has downgraded Maldives' credit rating, citing obstructions to repay debts.
Source:SunOnline International2024-6-271926 -
RDC to layoff employees
State-owned company, Road Development Corporation (RDC) has decided to layoff some staff.
Source:SunOnline International2024-6-273057 -
Shehbaz offers olive branch to PTI again
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif Wednesday offered an olive branch to the opposition party Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) once again and asked it to sit with the government to resolve issues.
Source:The News International2024-6-272292 -
Alleged election irregularities: US resolution stems from incomplete understanding of poll process, says FO
The Foreign Office (FO) has said that the resolution passed by the United States House of Representatives on alleged poll irregularities in Pakistan’s nationwide general election 2024 “stems from an incomplete understa…
Source:The News International2024-6-271138 -
Punjab bureaucracy now completely depoliticised, free of interference: chief secy
Chief Secretary Punjab Zahid Zaman has said that appointments in the provincial bureaucracy are now 100pc depoliticised and being made on merit without any external interference, and those officials seeking external inf…
Source:The News International2024-6-272521 -
Over MVR 1M incurred for President’s India trip to attend Modi’s inauguration
The President’s Office, on Tuesday, revealed over MVR 1 million was utilized from the state budget to cover the costs of President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu’s visit to India to attend the inauguration ceremony of Prime Minist…
Source:SunOnline International2024-6-262273 -
Illicit drug use in Nepal up by 5%
If the government data is anything to go by, then it is sure that the number of illicit drug users in Nepal is increasing by 5.06 per cent every year taking the total users to an estimated 156,821 as of mid-April, 2024.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-6-262939 -
National ID mandatory for all services across country
The government has made it mandatory to have National ID card number or card itself in some public services like personal income tax payment, driving license registration form fill-up and company registration and its re…
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-6-263405 -
We have had to make this budget with IMF: PM
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has said that aligning the budget with IMF requirements is crucial at this juncture.
Source:The News International2024-6-263144 -
Tax exemption on hybrid vehicles to continue
Accepting the Senate recommendations, Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb Tuesday announced changes in the proposed federal budget 2024-25 exempting stationery from tax and personally hearing the non-filers before blocki…
Source:The News International2024-6-26970 -
Employees block Buet VC office over promotion order
Agitated officers and employees of the University of Engineering and Technology (Buet) on Monday barricaded the vice-chancellor's office over an official order.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-6-252040 -
Cabinet decides to accept grant, soft loan from WB and other donors
The government has decided to approve grants and soft loans from the World Bank and other donor agencies.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-6-251464 -
Metropolitan cities announce budget of Rs. 53.6 billion for new fiscal year
Almost all local levels, including six metropolitan cities, have unveiled their budget for the upcoming fiscal year 2024/25.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-6-252078 -
President decides to seek parliament approval to sign Samoa Agreement
President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu has decided to submit the text of the Samoa Agreement with the Organization of African, Caribbean and Pacific States (OACPS) for parliamentary approval.
Source:SunOnline International2024-6-251967 -
Ooredoo partners with tech giant NVIDIA for AI revolution
Ooredoo Group has announced a major partnership with tech giant NVIDIA. In a statement on Saturday, Ooredoo Group said it is becoming an NVIDIA Cloud Partner (NCP) in line with the group’s strategy of becoming the leadi…
Source:SunOnline International2024-6-251643 -
President Muizzu decides to implement policy on cost reduction, revenue growth
President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu, on Monday, has made the decision to implement a policy focused on cost reduction, revenue growth, and a medium-term revenue strategy.
Source:SunOnline International2024-6-251174 -
Govt issues policy statement on Operation Azm-e-Istehkam after criticism: No large-scale military action, no displacements: PM office
After severe reaction from various opposition and political parties on announcement of ‘Azm-e-Istehkam’ operation, the Prime Minister’s office made it clear on Monday night that no large-scale military operation was b…
Source:The News International2024-6-251629 -
Maryam Ki Dastak Punjab CM launches 65 services via app
Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz has directed the start of 65 services under “Maryam Ki Dastak” in all districts of the province by December 2024.
Source:The News International2024-6-255017 -
India set up T20 World Cup semis against England
India inflicted a 24-run defeat on Australia in a high-scoring game to set up an intriguing T20 World Cup semi-final against England.
Source:The News International2024-6-251817 -
Melamchi water supply to Valley suspended over monsoon hazards
The Melamchi Water Supply Board has suspended the water supply from the Melamchi River in Sindhupalchowk to the Kathmandu Valley beginning today.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-6-241934 -
Suspended Chief Secretary Aryal transferred to NPC
Suspended Chief Secretary Dr Baikuntha Aryal has been transferred to the National Planning Commission (NPC).
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-6-241708 -
Discussions on four new trade routes underway
Discussions are underway between the governments of Bhutan and India to open four new trade routes between the two countries. The trade routes are expected to facilitate smoother exports of agricultural produce from Bhut…
Source:Kuensel2024-6-241573 -
Bhutan’s roadshow in India set to boost summer arrivals
The inaugural Indian Tourism Roadshow, held across four major cities in India, was aimed at increasing the number of Indian tourists visiting Bhutan.
Source:Kuensel2024-6-241593 -
Looming threat of NCDs
The findings of the fifth National Health Survey (NHS) paint a troubling picture of public health in Bhutan. With an alarming increase in non-communicable disease (NCD) risk factors, there is an urgent need for robust an…
Source:Kuensel2024-6-241623 -
Increasing rural life insurance scheme to Nu 150,000 being studied: FM
Finance Minister Lekey Dorji said that the finance ministry was in collaboration with the central bank to study the feasibility of increasing life insurance as per the prime minister’s directive.
Source:Kuensel2024-6-241711 -
Panic in Chittagong over snake sightings, officials urge calm
Alarmed residents across various areas are actively attempting to kill any snakes they encounter.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-6-243468 -
PM Hasina opens disbursement of stipends, tuition fees among meritorious students
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Monday inaugurated the disbursement of stipends and tuition fees among insolvent and meritorious students from the secondary to graduate (pass) and its equivalent level.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-6-242278 -
Protest forces shut down of Addu fisheries complex
Maldives Industrial Fisheries Company (MIFCO) says that ongoing protests by fishermen in Addu has forced the company to temporarily shut down its fisheries complex in the southern city.
Source:SunOnline International2024-6-241328 -
No getting even in politics, but action against crime: President
President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu on Sunday evening, has assured the spirit of settling scores is no longer in politics, but taking necessary action will be taken indiscriminately against those committing criminal offenses.
Source:SunOnline International2024-6-242097 -
Benazir skips ACC quizzing again
The former police officer was scheduled to appear before the ACC's investigation committee at 10:00am today regarding the allegations of amassing wealth beyond known sources of income.
Source:The Daily Star2024-6-232127 -
Helping women entrepreneurs access finance: What it takes
Rupali, the daughter of a farmer in Maharashtra’s Satara district, was married off at a very young age.
Source:IDR2024-6-232440 -
Ministry in talks with Central Bank to lower lending rates: FM
The finance ministry and the Royal Monetary Authority (RMA) are in talks to lower the lending rates, as directed by the Cabinet, finance minister, Lekey Dorji informed the National Assembly during the question-answer ses…
Source:Kuensel2024-6-231837 -
49 students graduate from Four Seasons apprenticeship
Atotal of 49 students have graduated from Four Seasons apprenticeship program on Saturday.
Source:SunOnline International2024-6-232456 -
News | Religion Local tourist killed in Pakistan’s Swat over blasphemy allegations
A 36-year-old man has been killed and his body burned in Pakistan’s northwestern province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa after he was accused of desecrating the Quran, the holy book of Muslims.
Source:Aljazeera2024-6-232724 -
Landslide blocks Dumre-Besisahar road again
Continuous rainfall since last night has triggered landslides, blocking the Dumre-Besisahar road once again. According to the District Police Office, Lamjung, a landslide this morning in Benisahar Municipality-1, Dalal, …
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-6-233745 -
Maafushi Jail to install body scanner
Minister of Homeland Security and Technology Ali Ihusan has revealed a body scanner will be installed at Maafushi Jail to stop smuggling prohibited items into the penitentiary.
Source:SunOnline International2024-6-222014 -
Man who fell into sea with motorbike in Nolhivaram dies
A man who fell into the sea from HDh. Nolhivaram's harbor with his motorbike has died.
Source:SunOnline International2024-6-222826 -
Eid-ul-Azha: No pressure of returning passengers at Sadarghat terminal
Three days after Eid-ul-Azha, the capital's main river port, Sadarghat launch terminal, is experiencing no significant pressure from returning passengers.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-6-222629 -
Who or what is responsible for Hajj deaths?
As the death toll rises, debate is raging over whether bad organization, weather or gate-crashing pilgrims are to blame for more than 1,000 reported deaths in Saudi Arabia during the annual Hajj
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-6-221592 -
India accords ceremonial reception to PM Hasina at Rashtrapati Bhavan
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, currently in New Delhi on a two-day state visit to India, was accorded a warm ceremonial reception by her Indian counterpart Narendra Modi at the forecourt of Rashtrapati Bhavan.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-6-222582 -
University non-academic staff not paid due to strike, says union
The university's non-academic employees have claimed they have not received their June salaries due to the ongoing strike, the University Trade Union Joint Committee (UTUJC) said.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-6-222694 -
Sri Lanka again rejects UN evidence mechanism, citing globallegal impact
Sri Lanka has once again declined to accept the external evidence-gathering mechanism established by UN Human Rights Council resolutions 46/1 and 51/1, emphasizing significant legal and political implications for all nat…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-6-221324 -
Govt to invest Nu 10 billion in education and vocational training
In a move to prepare Bhutanese for the demands of a modern economy, the government has announced a Nu 10 billion investment in overhauling the country’s education and vocational training systems during the 13th Plan.
Source:Kuensel2024-6-222109 -
Nu 910.5m allocated for agriculture marketing in 13th Plan
The Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (MoAL) has allocated Nu 910.5 million in the 13th Plan for agriculture marketing and cooperatives. The ministry aims to strengthen its GDP contribution through enhanced marketing…
Source:Kuensel2024-6-221056 -
Govt. targets Nu 225.59 billion GDP contributions from seven sectors by 2029
To achieve a USD five billion economy and a gross domestic product per capita (GDP) exceeding USD 6,174 by 2029, the government has projected a Nu 225.59 billion GDP contribution from the identified seven sectors.
Source:Kuensel2024-6-221729 -
Calendar of FNJ election announced
The Federation of Nepali Journalists (FNJ), an umbrella body of working journalists in the country, has announced the calendar for the election of its new leadership to be held during the upcoming general convention.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-6-222181 -
Cabinet decisions: Recommendations for ambassadorial appointments
The government has proposed the appointment of ambassadors for eight countries.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-6-222764 -
Monsoon active in five provinces
Monsoon is currently effective in five provinces of the country.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-6-222854 -
Most heritages destroyed by 2015 quake restored
Even nine years after the devastating earthquake of April 25, 2015, reconstruction of a few destroyed heritages is yet to be completed or begun.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-6-221696 -
World Bank approves $535m for Pakistan
The World Bank’s (WB) Board of Executive Directors approved $535 million in financing for Pakistan to support two projects, a statement from the institution said Friday.
Source:The News International2024-6-221288 -
Dhiraagu signs as Digital Partner of Maldives Food Carnival
Dhiraagu has signed on as the exclusive digital partner of Maldives Food Carnival - 'Powered by Dhiraagu'.
Source:sun2024-6-212438 -
Pilgrims seek ACC aid probing Hajj corruption
A Maldivian pilgrim has decided to lodge a complaint with the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) seeking an investigation on potential corruption in this year's Hajj operations.
Source:SunOnline International2024-6-211913 -
PNC, MDP only contend for City Council vacant seats
Ruling People's National Congress (PNC) and main opposition Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) have contested for three vacant seats of Male' City Council.
Source:SunOnline International2024-6-212108 -
PG: Lowering legal age for criminal liability not a solution for juvenile offenders
Prosecutor General (PG) Hussain Shameem states the solution for juvenile offenders is relocation from the environment they reside rather than lowering the legal age for criminal liability.
Source:SunOnline International2024-6-211457 -
Cooperative Chaos: Nepal's Financial Turmoil
Nepal’s history of the cooperative movement did not stir at the grassroots level as it began. The government rather thrust it from the top during 1954–55 under the funding and advisory of the USA.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-6-212499 -
Sandhikharka-Tamghas transmission line come into operation
The construction of 132 kV double-circuit transmission line from Sandhikharka Municipality-6 of Phuwang in Arghakhanchi to Resunga Municipality-7 of Unaychaur in Gulmi has been completed.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-6-212726 -
Nepal is a beautiful land for Yoga practice : PM Prachanda
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' has said that Nepal is a beautiful country from the nature perspective for practicing Yoga for the people around the world.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-6-212188 -
Wildlife crime on the rise
Wildlife crime is on a steady rise since 2021 going by the records maintained by the Department of Forests and Park Services (DoFPS).
Source:Kuensel2024-6-212928 -
13th Plan to ensure a citizen-centric justice sector
To ensure an effective and citizen-centric justice system, the judiciary will improve the annual clearance rate of registered cases from the existing 82 percent to 87 percent using an integrated justice sector data manag…
Source:Kuensel2024-6-211314 -
NA endorses 13th Plan
The National Assembly yesterday endorsed the 13th Plan after deliberations on one general and nine specific recommendations by the Economic and Finance Committee.
Source:Kuensel2024-6-211120 -
Thai universities offer Honorary Doctorate to HM
Seven Universities from Thailand presented honorary doctorate degrees to His Majesty The King, in a ceremony held at the Dungkar Dzong yesterday.
Source:Kuensel2024-6-213203 -
“If you don’t want us once, we don’t want you hundred times” Basil lashes out in presence of President
Founder of Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna (SLPP) Basil Rajapaksa is reported to have told his party’s breakaway group at a meeting even attended by President Ranil Wickremesinghe that the Rajapaksas were not ready to cow d…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-6-211037 -
12,000 consumers without power in Sylhet region
Around 12,000 consumers in the Sylhet region have been enduring power outages due to the ongoing flash flood.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-6-212088 -
Russell’s Viper misconceptions spread panic in Bangladesh
Recently, misinformation about Russell’s Viper has been circulating on social media, leading to widespread panic among the public in Bangladesh.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-6-216583 -
The need for continuous registration in Rohingya camps
The registration of Rohingyas in Bangladesh, who have been displaced from Myanmar, is crucial for managing their population and ensuring their rights, according to local officials as well as international organizations.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-6-201875 -
Over 200,000 stranded as Moulvibazar rivers flowing above danger level
Six of the seven upazilas in Moulvibazar have been inundated due to the incessant rains and onrush of water from upstream, leaving nearly two lakh people stranded.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-6-202587 -
Special bus, train services for devotees visiting Anuradhapura
Special bus and train services have been assigned from today (20) for the devotees who visit the sacred city of Anuradhapura for Poson Poya day.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-6-202122 -
Sri Lanka plans development bank to boost industries
Sri Lanka is currently exploring the establishment of a development bank, a move that would facilitate the required funding to help improve the competitive capabilities of industries, President Ranil Wickremesinghe said.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-6-202239 -
Health ministry works to reinstate DTMS
The Department of Traditional Medicine Services (DTMS) could be reinstated with the health ministry reviewing the decision to downgrade the department to a division in 2023 during the health sector transformation exercis…
Source:Kuensel2024-6-201363 -
Government to hire 100 expatriate STEM teachers next month
The government will hire an additional 100 expatriate teachers from India in July 2024 to address the shortages of STEM teachers in the country.
Source:Kuensel2024-6-201160 -
NC urges to lower rural credit rates
The members of parliament (MPs) of the National Council (NC) raised concerns that high interest rates on credit are creating barriers for farmers in availing agricultural loans.
Source:Kuensel2024-6-201483 -
Addu Mayor confident of garment factory's success
Addu City's Mayor Ali Nizar expressed confidence the planned garment factory in the city will be a success enhancing the local economy.
Source:SunOnline International2024-6-202537 -
President sends condolences to former Public Safety Minister's family
President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu has extended condolences to the family of the former Public Safety Minister, the late Abdul Hannan Haleem ('Dhoshi Meyna Kilegefaanu') on his passing on Wednesday.
Source:SunOnline International2024-6-202287 -
Ahsan slams smear campaign against Pak-China ties
Federal Minister for Planning Ahsan Iqbal Wednesday accused “a political party” of spreading misinformation about the Pakistan-China relations over the past few days, claiming that a smear campaign was underway to sab…
Source:The News International2024-6-202542 -
Magnitude 3.2 earthquake hits parts of Karachi, surrounding areas
An earthquake struck the coastal city of Karachi and its surrounding areas in the southern province of Sindh, causing mild-to-moderate tremors, seismological authorities reported on Wednesday night.
Source:The News International2024-6-202192 -
PM conveys Eid greetings to UAE president, others
Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif on Wednesday held a telephonic conversation with President of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan and conveyed warm greetings to him on the occasion of…
Source:The News International2024-6-202225 -
Why an exam has sparked national outrage in India
A crucial medical exam in India has sparked anger, protests and allegations of cheating after thousands of candidates secured unusually high marks in this year’s test.
Source:BBC2024-6-192448 -
Water quality change near MV X-Press Pearl disaster site triggers concerns: NARA
Chemical and physical parameters of recent water samples collected from the sea close to the MV X-Press Pearl disaster site have changed, triggering concerns whether it is a direct result of the incident, a top official…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-6-191627 -
Minor earth tremor reported in Vavuniya
The Geological Survey and Mines Bureau confirmed that a minor tremor with a magnitude of 2.3 was reported 23 kilometres from Vavuniya last night.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-6-193086 -
PUSCL seeks public input on electricity tariff revision
The Public Utilities Commission of Sri Lanka (PUCSL) has has called for public opinions regarding the revision of the 2nd round of electricity tariff reductions, proposed by the Ceylon Electricity Board (CEB) for 2024.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-6-192971 -
Indian Foreign Minister to visit Sri Lanka tomorrow
Indian Foreign Minister S. Jayashankar is scheduled for an official visit to Sri Lanka tomorrow (20), the Foreign Ministry said.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-6-192794 -
DGPC and Adani Group to collaborate on Wangchhu project
The Druk Green Power Corporation (DGPC) and India’s Adani Group signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on Sunday on the construction of the Wangchhu Hydropower Project.
Source:Kuensel2024-6-191706 -
NA defers discussion on Education Bill
The National Assembly (NA) yesterday deferred the discussion on the Education Bill following varying opinions from the MPs.
Source:Kuensel2024-6-191591 -
Maldives’ leader thanks Saudis for ‘excellent’ hajj arrangements
Maldivian President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu has thanked the Saudi government for the excellent arrangements made for hajj pilgrims.
Source:SunOnline International2024-6-192209 -
Expats to require additional permit from islands they work in
Home Minister Ali Ihusan has announced plans to have expatriates on work visa require a separate permit from any island they work in.
Source:SunOnline International2024-6-191509 -
Islamic Ministry urges against politicizing hajj matters
Islamic Ministry says it finds the politicization and distortion of truth behind matters related to the hajj pilgrimage “unacceptable.”
Source:SunOnline International2024-6-192353 -
Expat worker dies after collapsing at Sinamale’ Bridge
Amigrant worker died on Monday night, after collapsing as he was doing work on the Sinamale’ Bridge in the Maldivian capital.
Source:SunOnline International2024-6-191414 -
Families displaced as monsoon menace continues in east Nepal
Floods and landslides triggered by incessant rains have displaced 86 families in Taplejung and Jhapa districts as of Tuesday. Of them, 81 families have been displaced in the Himalayan district of Taplejung. According to …
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-6-192677 -
China Higher Education Exhibition for Exploring Educational Opportunities
2024 China Higher Education Exhibition has been started from this early morning today in Hyatt Regency. Embassy of People's Republic of China in collaboration with China Scholarship Council organised this one day exhibit…
Source:SATV2024-6-1819464 -
Nu 97.65 billion for 13th Plan’s first year
The fiscal year 2024-25, the first year of the 13th Plan, was allocated a 19 percent share of the Plan’s budget with the government allocating Nu 97.65 billion.
Source:Kuensel2024-6-151242 -
KOICA, UNFPA join hands to support for safety of girls
The Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) Nepal and the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) Nepal signed an agreement for the project “Safe and enabling environment for adolescent girls and young women (SAF…
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-6-152070 -
President Poudel attends reception hosted by Nepali Embassy
President Ramchandra Paudel attended a reception organized in his honor by the Nepali Embassy in Geneva.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-6-151735 -
MVR 3.8 million incurred for govt. delegation’s participation in SIDS
The President’s Office, on Friday, revealed MVR 3.8 million was incurred for the Maldivian government’s delegation’s participation in the Fourth International Conference on Small Island Developing States (SIDS4).
Source:The News International2024-6-151476 -
The opening of the two-day Nepal International Tourism Expo was successfully completed
The two-day Nepal International Tourism Expo (NITE) was successfully inaugurated this morning at the Bhrikutimandap in Kathmandu.
Source:SATV2024-6-145954 -
Aircraft emergency preparedness put to test
A Himalayan Airbus Havoc A320 carrying 160 passengers and four crew members departs from Suvarnabhumi International Airport in Bangkok, Thailand. The flight is scheduled to land on runway 33 at Paro International Airport…
Source:Kuensel2024-6-141943 -
13th Plan strategise initiatives to enhance health and well-being
The government is investing Nu 7 billion in the health sector, an indication that the health of the people is a priority.
Source:Kuensel2024-6-141349 -
A massive 13th Plan to transform Bhutan
With a budget outlay of Nu 512.28 billion, the 13th Five-Year-Plan saw a 63 percent increase, the highest so far.
Source:Kuensel2024-6-142512 -
Nu 97.65 billion for 13th Plan’s first year
The fiscal year 2024-25, the first year of the 13th Plan, was allocated a 19 percent share of the Plan’s budget with the government allocating Nu 97.65 billion.
Source:Kuensel2024-6-14950 -
BNP dissolves Dhaka south, north, Chittagong, Barisal committees
The BNP has dissolved the convening committees of its Dhaka south and north units.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-6-142049 -
Tesla investors back record-breaking Musk pay deal
Tesla shareholders have backed a record-breaking pay package for boss Elon Musk and approved a plan to move the firm's legal headquarters to Texas.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-6-141792 -
Endless cycle of empty talks on new Constitution
The amendments to the existing Constitution or the creation of a new Constitution with a new one have always been key electoral topics starting from at least since 1994.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-6-141808 -
Regenerative Agriculture For Food And Environmental Security
Nepali agriculture is not taking pace due to climate change, degradation of soil fertility, soil erosion, a lack of organic matter in the soil, haphazard use of agrochemicals, and an increase in human population and urba…
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-6-142125 -
Melamchi water supply likely to be halted soon
Water supply to the Kathmandu Valley from the Melamchi Drinking Water Project will stop soon. However, the Melamchi Water Supply Development Committee has not fixed the date to halt the supply.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-6-143266 -
PM Prachanda to inaugurate Hetauda-Dhalkebar-Inaruwa 400 KV transmission line
The construction work of the Hetauda-Dhalkebar-Inaruwa 400 KV transmission line has been completed.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-6-141851 -
Relief in petrol, diesel prices on the cards
After presenting a heavily tax-loaded budget in the National Assembly, the government is set to benefit further from the oil price slump in the international market and is likely to reduce the price of petrol by Rs9.28 t…
Source:The News International2024-6-141897 -
Punjab presents Rs5.3 trillion surplus budget
Punjab Minister for Finance Mujtaba Shujaur Rehman Thursday presented the largest-ever annual budget of the province with a total outlay of Rs 5,307 billion for financial year (FY) 2024-25. The surplus budget consisted o…
Source:The News International2024-6-142523 -
Seeking to mend fences, Shehbaz reaches out to Fazl
Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif on Thursday met the leadership of Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Fazl (JUIF) to relieve the political tension.
Source:The News International2024-6-141032 -
16 countries participating on two days NITE exhibition in Bhrikutimandap
A mega event of tourism has been prepared to be held for two days continuously on June 14 and 15 in Bhrikutimandap, Kathmandu
Source:SATV2024-6-134567 -
Youths voice concerns, propose solutions
Youths voiced concerns ranging from challenges in accessing quality education and employment opportunities to societal issues such as child marriage, disability inclusion, and gender inequality, investment in girls' lead…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-6-131466 -
Shapuree Dwip residents spend another sleepless night amid Myanmar firing
The residents of Shapuree Dwip spent another sleepless night as heavy fighting between Myanmar's government forces and the Arakan Army continued in Rakhine.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-6-132937 -
Unicef: 9 out of 10 children in Bangladesh violently disciplined at home
An alarming nine out of 10 children aged 1-14 years face violent discipline each month by caregivers, affecting over 45 million children in Bangladesh, Unicef said on Thursday.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-6-131734 -
IMF allows authorities to draw US$ 336 mn following second review completion
The Intentional Monetary Fund (IMF) announced the completion of the second review under the 48-month Extended Fund Facility (EFF) Arrangement, allowing Sri Lanka to draw SDR 254 million (about US$336 million).
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-6-131816 -
Authorities to get tough on inferior beauty products
In the wake of recent sentiments expressed by the Government Medical Officers' Association (GMOA), the Health Ministry and the National Medicines Regulatory Authority (NMRA) are keen to address concerns over the influx o…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-6-132156 -
Alarming rise in online pornography involving underage Sri Lankans
An alarming increase in the number of cases involving online pornographic content featuring underage Sri Lankans is being reported, according to a senior police officer.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-6-133252 -
Second Lunana village to get electricity
Shangsa village in Lunana is set to benefit from clean and reliable energy by August this year.
Source:Kuensel2024-6-132638 -
Enforcement of Zangdopelri’s ruling still pending
Nearly three years have passed since the Supreme Court’s (SC) ruling on Samdrupjongkhar’s Zangdopelri case, yet the judgment remains unenforced.
Source:Kuensel2024-6-131334 -
Learning with play
Play is important for wholesome growth of children. As parents in developing economies increasingly find it challenging to take care of their children, play as a part of the learning curriculum for children becomes all t…
Source:Kuensel2024-6-131216 -
Gautam, Kanchuli and Pahadi honoured with Madhuparka Samman
On the occasion of the 57th anniversary of the Madhuparka literary magazine, published by the Gorkhapatra Corporation, three litterateurs were honoured amid a programme in Kathmandu on Wednesday.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-6-132022 -
Non-native fish species found in Morang rivers
A non-native fish species has been found in Belbari and Dhanpalthan of Morang district. This fish, originally from the Amazon River in South America, has spread to East and South Asian countries in recent years.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-6-131306 -
Brave ASI Pharal risked his life to save 13 mules trapped on Karnali bridge
The news and photographs about the mules being trapped on the suspension bridge over the Karnali River went viral across the country last week.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-6-131273 -
Minister Shiyam: MIFCO lacks capacity to purchase yellowfin tuna this year
Fisheries Minister Ahmed Shiyam, on Wednesday, said the state’s fisheries company, MIFCO, lacks the capacity to purchase yellowfin tuna from yellowfin tuna fishermen this year.
Source:SunOnline International2024-6-132488 -
Over MVR 10 million raised for Palestine as nationwide telethon concludes
The nationwide telethon, conducted under the slogan “Falastheenaa Eku Dhivehin,” which translates to “Maldivians in Solidarity with Palestine,” by the Public Service Media (PSM), in partnership with local media has c…
Source:SunOnline International2024-6-132276 -
GST imposed on milk, milk products, LPG, stationery, newsprint, PCs, laptops
The FBR has abolished exemptions and imposed GST on milk and milk products, stationery items, LPG, poultry feeds, tractors, supplies of electricity to all residential and commercial consumers in tribal areas, newsprint a…
Source:The News International2024-6-131027 -
Three key tax measures introduced for real estate
The FBR has introduced progressive taxation rates on the sale and purchase of properties under the withholding tax regime and divided them into three categories. The FBR has come up with the concept of late filers and en…
Source:The News International2024-6-131563 -
Defence budget hiked to Rs2.122tr
The Shehbaz Sharif-led government on Wednesday proposed a Rs2,122 billion defence budget for the fiscal year 2024-25, showing an increase of 17.62 percent over the estimated allocations of Rs1,804 billion for the fiscal…
Source:The News International2024-6-131503 -
Maximum tax rate for non-salaried class hiked to 45pc
The government has hiked rates of higher income earners slabs of both salaried and non-salaried classes to fetch additional revenues of Rs250 billion in the budget 2024-25. Finance Bill 2024-25 tabled in parliament showe…
Source:The News International2024-6-132021 -
Budget FY25: a missed opportunity
A NEW budget is upon us and it does not herald the reforms and economic revival we need. It is, as most of our budgets are, a set of measures to tax the already taxed (without touching property, agriculture and the NFC) …
Source:The News International2024-6-131764 -
Free 6 Months Chinese Language Classes in Nepal Tourism Board
Six months of Chinese language training has started from today under the organization of the Chinese Embassy in Nepal. The training program, which was organized with the aim of producing skilled Chinese language manpowe…
Source:SATV2024-6-1211900 -
6 months of Chinese language training started under the Chinese Embassy (Photo Features)
Six months of Chinese language training has started from June 11, Tuesday under the organization and management of the Chinese Embassy in Nepal.
Source:SATV2024-6-123234 -
Fears of election postponement still loom
Despite assertions that the presidential election would be conducted as scheduled, political circles are abuzz with speculations that the government will try to exploit the provisions in the Constitution to extend the t…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-6-111407 -
MNDF, Police medical expense surge a concern: Audit
The Auditor General's Office highlights year-on-year increment in medical expenses for the security forces (MNDF and Maldives Police Service), as a significant concern.
Source:SunOnline International2024-6-112616 -
Dhalkebar-Inaruwa 400 kV transmission line completed
The construction of the Dhalkebar-Inaruwa section of Hetauda-Dhalkebar-Inaruwa 400 kV transmission line has been completed. The transmission line has been constructed to strengthen and make reliable the electricity trans…
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-6-112067 -
PM Hasina, Modi look to deepen Dhaka-Delhi relations
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and her Indian counterpart Narendra Modi have expressed their desire to further deepen the existing bilateral relations between the two neighbouring countries in the future.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-6-102097 -
President meets Bangladesh Prime Minister in New Delhi
President Ranil Wickremesinghe met Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina of Bangladesh in New Delhi earlier today.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-6-101664 -
Addu City Council signs with BCC for garment factory development
Addu City Council has signed the agreement with Business Center Corporation (BCC) on Sunday towards the development of a garment factory in the city.
Source:SunOnline International2024-6-102529 -
PM Prachanda, his Indian counterpart Modi meet
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda', who is on an official visit to India, and his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi held a meeting on Sunday evening.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-6-102505 -
PM chairs NEC meeting today
The meeting of National Economic Council (NEC) will be held Monday (today) at the Prime Minister’s House.
Source:The News International2024-6-101895 -
Who is the face of modern ethnic hatred?
Who is the face of modern ethnic hatred? Figures like Netanyahu, Milosevic, Karadzic, and Min Aung Hlaing come to mind, but Twan Morn Naing is the latest contender. Not only is he the brother of Twan Myat Naing, the Comm…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-6-81929 -
Modi to form government after nailing down coalition
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be sworn in at the weekend after securing a third term in office following an unexpectedly close election that forced his party to rely on coalition partners to keep him in power.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-6-81420 -
PM Hasina defends budgetary proposal for whitening black money
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Friday supported the budgetary provision for legalizing black money saying that it should be brought to the legal network first.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-6-82605 -
“Sufficiently strong progress” on debt restructuring efforts: IMF
Acknowledges authorities have been holding extensive discussions and says there is strong expectation that agreements with external commercial creditors will be reached soon.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-6-81266 -
Sri Lanka seeks exclusive economic zone expansion
Sri Lanka is successfully lobbying for the increase of the size of its Exclusive Economic Zone in cooperation with the Maldives avoiding any conflict between the two sides on overlapping claims, the Daily Mirror learns.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-6-86404 -
8,658 beneficiaries receive 2nd tranche of quake relief fund in Rukum West
The second tranche of the fund for the construction of temporary housing has been distributed to the earthquake victims of Rukum West.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-6-81632 -
WWF Nepal joins campaign to prevent snakebites
WWF Nepal has joined hands with the Rotary Club of Kathmandu Midtown on a campaign to prevent snakebites in Nepal.
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'Budget aims to make Nepal information technology hub'
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’ has said that the upcoming fiscal year’s budget will feature a significant initiative aimed at fostering Nepal’s evolution into an information technology hub, along with…
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-6-81488 -
Acting Punjab governor signs defamation bill into law
Acting Governor Punjab Malik Muhammad Ahmad Khan has signed the controversial Defamation Bill 2024 passed by the Punjab Assembly last month into law, Geo TV reported.
Source:The News International2024-6-81864 -
Remittances hit record $3.2bn in May as Eid boosts inflows
Remittances to Pakistan hit a record high in May, boosted by an increase in funds sent by overseas workers to their families in the country ahead of Eidul Azha.
Source:The News International2024-6-83702 -
‘Controversial’ post FIA grills Imran for an hour
The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) on Friday grilled Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder chairman Imran Khan for an hour for uploading a controversial post on his official X account, asking him 16 questions.
Source:The News International2024-6-82957 -
Oil industry asks COAS, SIFC to help recover over Rs91bn dues
The oil industry has written a letter to the Chief of Army Staff and the forum of the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC) seeking intervention to help recover over Rs91 billion from the government so that the …
Source:The News International2024-6-82464 -
FM: Budget implementation rate 92-97% in last 15 years
Foreign Minister Hasan Mahmud, who is also the ruling Awami League’s joint general secretary, has slammed the opposition BNP for criticizing national budgets, noting that the implementation rate of each budget in the la…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-6-71094 -
Gender Equality Bill inconsistent with Constitution
The Supreme Court observed that the Gender Equality Bill is inconsistant with the Constitution as a whole and should be enacted with a two thirds majority and through a referendum, Speaker Mahinda Yapa Abeywardhane annou…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-6-72227 -
Authorities to pursue extradition of Jayamaha
Following the Supreme Court's ruling declaring former President Maithripala Sirisena's pardon of Don Shamantha Jude Anthony Jayamaha as arbitrary and invalid, Sri Lankan authorities have intensified efforts to bring the …
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-6-72508 -
Ruling is a significant step for all female victims in Sri Lanka: Caroline Jonsson
In the wake of the announcement of the judgement, the family of victim Yvonne Jonsson, said this ruling is not only a victory for our family but also for all who believe in the rule of law.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-6-72278 -
Thimphu Ecological Park to become more vibrant
By September this year, the Thimphu Ecological Park, located below Changangkha Lhakhang, will become more user-friendly.
Source:Kuensel2024-6-73665 -
Students advocate for plastic-free Bhutan
“Reduce reliance on PET bottles and single-use plastics, implement green and alternative solutions to reduce plastic use, and establish a task force to monitor and enforce the policy.”
Source:Kuensel2024-6-72341 -
Dzongkha needs help, intervention in the face of dwindling interest
A 45-year-old mother in Thimphu is grappling with a worry. Her diligent Class XII son risks failing his mid-term exams.
Source:Kuensel2024-6-71679 -
NA to discuss Pay Revision Act beyond MPs’ entitlements
Following media reports that the National Assembly (NA) MPs are proposing more entitlements for themselves, the deputy speaker of the NA, Sangay Khandu, clarified that the upcoming parliamentary session will discuss all …
Source:Kuensel2024-6-71545 -
Simkot not to be connected to national road network in current fiscal year
Simkot, the district headquarters of Humla district, will not be connected to the national road network in the current fiscal year as well. It is the only district headquarters in the country which is not connected with …
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-6-72287 -
Suryodaya Municipality tops Koshi Province in education
Suryodaya Municipality in Ilam has earned acclaim as the leading municipality for educational excellence in Koshi Province.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-6-71863 -
I have fulfilled 50% of poll promises: Chairman Raya
Barju Rural Municipality is one of the 12 local levels in Sunsari district. It borders with India. It consists of six wards and has a population of 36,249. The rural municipality is named after the Barju Lake, which hold…
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-6-71792 -
Nepal fully committed to work for collective well-being of peoples of BIMSTEC region-PM
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' said Nepal was fully committed to work for the collective well-being of the peoples of Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and Economic Cooperation (BIMSTE…
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-6-71652 -
Local authorities nab MVR 17-mil worth drugs in 2 months
Maldives Customs Service, in the last two months, has confiscated 7.840 kilogram of drugs, smuggled through courier and air freight.
Source:SunOnline International2024-6-72657 -
Foreign Minister pays courtesy call on Lankan PM
Minister of Foreign Affairs Moosa Zameer on Thursday, paid a courtesy call on Sri Lankan Prime Minister Dinesh Gunawardena.
Source:SunOnline International2024-6-71652 -
Budget 2024-25: Govt plans to launch $1.5 billion international bonds
Pakistan is planning to launch international bonds, including Panda and Euro/Sukuk bonds, in the next budget for 2024-25 in a bid to fetch over $1.5 billion in the national kitty, it was learnt.
Source:The News International2024-6-71745 -
Revised mechanism issued to monitor INGOs working in Afghanistan
The interior ministry has issued a revised mechanism for international NGOs (INGOs) working for relief activities in Afghanistan. It has been done to keep a closer eye on their working, transfer of funds and goods.
Source:The News International2024-6-71385 -
Bangladeshi scientists exploring typhoid fever dynamics can be a gamechanger
Salmonella Typhi is the bacterium responsible for typhoid fever, and it continues to be a major public health threat in Bangladesh and similar regions. It spreads primarily through contaminated food and water.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-6-61690 -
Concluding debt restructuring sooner than later critical for SL: Katsuki
Japan, Sri Lanka’s biggest bilateral lender after China, yesterday stressed the island nation must speed up in its debt restructuring efforts for its own betterment.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-6-61478 -
HIV/AIDS on the rise; 200+ cases, 13 deaths in first quarter
Sri Lanka faces a worrying upswing in HIV/AIDS cases, with over 200 new infections and 13 deaths reported in the first quarter alone in 2024.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-6-61736 -
35 days of trade union action cripples university system
Thirty-five days have passed since the University Trade Union Joint Committee (UTUJC) launched their trade union action, crippling the entire university system, UTUJC Co-Chairman Dhammika S. Priyantha said.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-6-61948 -
ONLINE VISA ISSUANCE IN PARTNERSHIP WITH VFS GLOBAL Sri Lankan missions getting stripped of authority in issuing visas
Overseas Sri Lankan missions are in the process of being stripped of their authority to issue different categories of visas for foreign nationals including resident visas with the introduction of online application, an …
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-6-61870 -
Low turnout in industrial estates amid loan moratorium
During the moratorium period, challenges in obtaining loans along with the impact of the pandemic led to a decreased number of entrepreneurs applying for loans across all industrial estates.
Source:Kuensel2024-6-61389 -
Local solutions for local problems
There is a solution for parents concerned about where their children will be placed when they join the Gyalsung programme. A group of Gyalpoizhing College of Information Technology (GCIT) students, found the solution usi…
Source:Kuensel2024-6-62358 -
Recruitment of foreign nurses sparks concerns among health workers
As the Royal Civil Service Commission approves the recruitment of foreign nurses, health workers, including doctors and nurses, share concerns about how it will affect the morale of local health workforce.
Source:Kuensel2024-6-61665 -
Division Forest Office produces 300,000 saplings in Banke
The Division Forest Office in Banke has been producing a large quantity of saplings yearly for environmental conservation. For this, the forest office has produced 300,000 saplings this year.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-6-62303 -
Call for formation of a new government in Madhes province
Chief of the Madhes Province, Sumitra Bhandari called for the formation of a new government on Wednesday.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-6-61804 -
Efforts underway to resolve complexities in citizenship: DPM Lamichhane
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Home Affairs Rabi Lamichhane has said that the government was striving to resolve the complexities associated with citizenship acquisition by some Nepalis.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-6-61757 -
Govt establishes monsoon-centric command post
The National Emergency Operation Centre of the Ministry of Home Affairs has established a central command post for monsoon preparedness and response targeting this monsoon season. The command post will remain operational…
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-6-61702 -
Maldives High Commissioner to Lanka presents credentials to Lankan President
The High Commissioner of Maldives to Sri Lanka, Masood Imad on Wednesday, has presented his Letter of Credence to the Sri Lankan President Ranil Wickremesinghe.
Source:SunOnline International2024-6-62542 -
Committee approves 3 ministers previously disapproved
Three of the ministers from President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu's cabinet, who did not receive the approval during the MDP-led 19th parliamentary assembly has been given approval on Wednesday, at the now ongoing 20th assembly.
Source:SunOnline International2024-6-62039 -
Public should know the truth: Deputy Speaker
Parliament Deputy Speaker and Dhiggaru MP Ahmed Nazim on Wednesday said priority should be given to the public and national interested, and not the party's agendas.
Source:SunOnline International2024-6-61976 -
Record temperatures: Planet’s thermostat is cranked up, warns WWF
As the World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) warns that global temperatures are likely to exceed 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels in next five years, the WWF calls for urgent action to reduce emissions and protect and…
Source:The News International2024-6-61215 -
Govt cuts key relief for power consumers
Power consumers in Pakistan face a new setback as the government has significantly curtailed a crucial relief mechanism for bill payments in instalments. Under the new regulation, consumers can only avail themselves of …
Source:The News International2024-6-62429 -
Shift focus from Imran to people’s problems, Bilawal to govt
Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari Wednesday advised the government that it should divert its attention away from the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf founder Imran Khan and give due focus to the issues…
Source:The News International2024-6-61186 -
Global IME Bank wins Finacle Innovation Award
Global IME Bank Limited has been honoured with the Infosys Finacle Process Innovation Award 2024.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-6-51788 -
Prime Minister pledges to help for Sarangkot's development
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' has pledged to provide support for the development of Pokhara metropolis-18, Sarangkot.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-6-52294 -
NHRC: Pay RMG workers before Eid
Chairman of Bangladesh Human Rights Commission Kamal Uddin Ahmed on Tuesday urged garment factory owners to take necessary measures to pay the workers before Eid as no vested interest group can use the workers to worsen …
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-6-51464 -
High Court seeks action against 266 hospital buildings in Gazipur
The High Court has issued a ruling questioning why action should not be taken against 266 private hospitals, clinics, and diagnostic centres in Gazipur that lack occupancy certificates.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-6-52027 -
Experts: Collaborative efforts key to addressing food security challenges
Experts have said that through shared responsibilities and collaborative efforts, it is possible to further strengthen foresight potential to ensure sustainable food system transformation in Bangladesh and beyond.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-6-51274 -
JnU undergraduate admission process to start on Wednesday
The admission process for the 1st-year undergraduate (honours) and BBA programs in the A, B, and C units for the academic year 2023-2024 at Jagannath University (JnU) is going to start on Wednesday.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-6-51408 -
First shipment of Rajshahi mangoes leaves for Europe
The first consignment of mangoes grown through “contract farming” from Bagha upazila in Rajshahi was sent to Europe on Tuesday.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-6-52273 -
President raises concerns with NATA over ‘Happy Hour’
President Ranil Wickremesinghe has raised concerns with the National Authority on Tobacco and Alcohol (NATA) yesterday about the latter’s moves to enforce law against scrapping hotels’ ‘Happy Hour’, which in turn co…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-6-52063 -
United Petroleum Australia to begin Sri Lanka operations by August
United Petroleum Australia, which has entered Sri Lanka's petroleum retail market, will start their operations by the end of July or beginning of August this year, taking over 150 existing fuel stations and building over…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-6-52214 -
SL’s financial market woes defy Colombo Dockyard growth targets
The global market demand for ship building and ship repairs looks promising in the near future. However, financial market problems in Sri Lanka will continue to pose a challenge to the growth targets of Colombo Dockyard …
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-6-52147 -
Seven injured in collision between two speedboats
Seven people were injured following a collision between two speedboats near Hulhumale’ channel on Tuesday night.
Source:SunOnline International2024-6-51487 -
Maldives international reserve increases by 15 percent
The Gross International Reserves (GIR) of the Maldives increased by 15 percent as by April 2024 end, according to the Maldives Monetary Authority (MMA).
Source:SunOnline International2024-6-51241 -
MVR 1.76 billion in fees outstanding for expat permits
Employers owe the state MVR 1.76 billion in outstanding fees for various permits issued to expatriates working in the Maldives, according to the Home Ministry.
Source:SunOnline International2024-6-51896 -
India's Modi declares historic victory, but fails to win 'big majority'
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has claimed victory for the ruling National Democratic Alliance (NDA), terming it a "historical feat" in the history of the South Asian country.
Source:SunOnline International2024-6-51717 -
Modi expected to get 3rd term but suffers setback
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s coalition led in a majority of seats Tuesday in India’s general election, according to partial figures, but faced a stronger challenge from the opposition than expected after it pushed b…
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-6-51697 -
Govt ‘mulls’ restoring six-day work week
The federal government is deliberating on abolishing the Saturday day-off in government offices and restoring six-day work week after a formal approval of the cabinet members, Geo News reported citing sources.
Source:The News International2024-6-51099 -
Modi’s magic fizzles: voters prefer jobs to jibes
THE world’s largest democracy has spoken — and its verdict does not bode well for Narendra Modi. While he is poised for a third term in office, the performance of the BJP-led alliance has fallen short of its own goal o…
Source:The News International2024-6-51666 -
FBR registers cases against two firms over Rs21.692bn tax fraud
As part of the national drive against tax crimes/frauds, the FBR’s Directorate General of Intelligence & Investigation-Inland Revenue (IR) Hyderabad and Karachi has unearthed a network of tax fraudsters who have caused …
Source:The News International2024-6-51620 -
May 9 incidents: JIT again grills Qureshi in Adiala
The Joint Investigation Team (JIT) on Tuesday continued to investigate the PTI leader Shah Mahmood Qureshi regarding the May 9 incidents in the Adiala jail.
Source:The News International2024-6-51424 -
Gelephu vendors push for relocation
While the newly constructed integrated vegetable market in Gelephu brings much-needed help to vendors, they find the wait for relocation too long, as the monsoon has already started hitting them in the current deteriorat…
Source:Kuensel2024-6-42955 -
Rotary club behind impactful projects
The founder and executive director of Bhutan Toilet Organisation (BTO), Passang Tshering, said that the RCT had enabled BTO to design a toilet pot called ‘chabto’ for people with disabilities and senior citizens. The M…
Source:Kuensel2024-6-41920 -
Gold price soars 1,700 per tola
Price of yellow metal has increased by Rs 1,700 per tola (11.66 grams) in the domestic market today.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-6-42764 -
Her Royal Highness Princess Sonam Dechan Wangchuck attends the GCIT Project Showcase
Her Royal Highness Princess Sonam Dechan Wangchuck attends the Gyalpoizhing College of Information Technology Project Showcase in Kabesa, Thimphu yesterday. Thirty-nine 3rd and final year student teams presented their pr…
Source:Kuensel2024-6-42095 -
Modi's alliance dominates early in India election vote count, but opposition also gains
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's alliance raced to a majority in early vote counting trends in the general election on Tuesday, but the numbers were well short of the landslide predicted in exit polls, TV channels s…
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-6-41572 -
PM Prachanda extends best wishes to Nepali cricketers
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' has extended best wishes to the Nepali cricket players for their excellent performance in the ICC T20 World Cup ongoing in the US.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-6-42000 -
Hiked bills draw public ire, URA silent
Utility Regulatory Authority (URA) has declined to comment regarding the recently issued electricity bills, with hiked-up charges that has drawn strong public criticism.
Source:SunOnline International2024-6-43523 -
Parliament Standing Committees formed, Saleem as chair of 241 Committee
The standing committees of the parliament have been formed, along with the election of their respective Chairs and Vice Chairs.
Source:SunOnline International2024-6-42376 -
Former President Maumoon welcomes Israeli passport ban decision
Former president Maumoon Abdul Gayoom has praised the current government's decision to ban Israeli passports and arrivals.
Source:SunOnline International2024-6-42476 -
Inflation falls to 11.8pc in May, lowest in almost two and a half years
Pakistan’s benchmark monthly inflation rate, as measured by the Consumer Price Index (CPI), slipped for the fifth consecutive month, settling at 11.8 percent year-on-year in May 2024 — the lowest since November 2021.
Source:The News International2024-6-41882 -
On judge’s request: IHC transfers Iddat case to another court
Islamabad High Court (IHC) Monday accepted District and Sessions Judge Shahrukh Arjumand’s request seeking transfer of the Iddat case related to the marriage of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan with Bu…
Source:The News International2024-6-42074 -
Decision to lift ban on PIA flights deferred
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency has delayed its decision to lift the ban on PIA flights.
Source:The News International2024-6-33518 -
KP govt stops purchase of wheat from Punjab farmers
The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government has refused to buy wheat at Rs3,900 per 40 kg from Punjab farmers.
Source:The News International2024-6-32245 -
SC full court takes up SIC reserved seats case today
The Supreme Court will take up today (Monday) appeals of the Sunni Ittehad Council (SIC) and Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa assembly speaker, challenging the Peshawar High Court (PHC) verdict declining the party’s reserved seats fo…
Source:The News International2024-6-32645 -
Chinese bridge Competition Nepal 2024 has Successfully been Concluded
A total of seven Nepalese college students on Friday fiercely contested in the final round of the 23rd "Chinese Bridge" language proficiency competition in Nepal Academy of Tourism and Hotel Management, Kathmandu.
Source:SATV2024-6-16547 -
Huawei Nepal Opens Registration of Talents for ICT Future
Huawei has opened the registration for its 'Seeds for the Future Nepal 2024' on Friday, May 31 by organising an inauguration event in Kathmandu, Nepal. Undergraduate students can register through its website www.seedsnep…
Source:SATV2024-6-19279 -
We cannot risk losing the Sundarbans
The sheer devastation wreaked by Cyclone Remal on the Sundarbans is near incalculable as experts fear it might take upwards of four decades to recover from the impact the cyclone has had on its biodiversity.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-5-311543 -
Indian lawmaker allied with Modi's BJP arrested in sexual harassment case
Indian police arrested a lawmaker from a key ally of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Friday, in connection with rape and sexual harassment cases against the 33-year-old scion of a prominent…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-5-311653 -
Govt raises fuel prices
The government has increased the prices of diesel, kerosene, petrol and octane in line with the international market due to devaluation of taka against US dollar.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-5-312398 -
Grieving families still haunted by memories of Bailey Road blaze
In a fire at the Green Cozy Cottage building on Bailey Road in Dhaka on February 29, 46 people, including women and children, lost their lives. The harrowing aftermath of the tragedy still haunts the families of the dece…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-5-312527 -
EC defends talks with Julie Chung amid criticisms
Following severe criticism that US Ambassador Julie Chung had interfered in discussing Sri Lanka’s election process with the Election Commission (EC) officials, the EC chairman R.M.A.L. Rathnayake defended the move say…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-5-312209 -
High levels of AFM1 detected in imported milk
The Bhutan Food and Drug Authority (BFDA) will test all imported milk for Aflatoxin M1 (AFM1) levels from July 1.
Source:Kuensel2024-5-312232 -
Youth-led initiative tackles mounting plastic waste in rivers
Among the 200 participants who participated in a day-long “Household Level Waste Management Advocacy”, on the premises of the Royal Body Guard (RBG) in Thimphu yesterday, 63-year-old Kuchum stood out conspicuously.
Source:Kuensel2024-5-311769 -
Nu 2 billion from ESP for tourism sector
The tourism industry is set for a major shot in the arm as the government plans to allocate Nu 2 billion from its Nu 15 billion economic stimulus programme (ESP) to the industry.
Source:Kuensel2024-5-311304 -
Bhutan launches ambitious WASH standards
The schools and monastic institutions in the country should have at least one toilet cubicle for every 20 girls and one toilet cubicle and a urinal for every 30 boys, according to the National Standards for Water, Sanita…
Source:Kuensel2024-5-312710 -
Thilamale Bridge: Male’-Vilimale’ to be linked by end of next year
Infrastructure Ministry states Male’ and Vilimale’ will be linked via Thilamale’ Bridge by December 31st of next year.
Source:SunOnline International2024-5-313232 -
Minister: Finance institutions hesitant to approve aid based on debt to GDP ratio
Finance Minister Dr. Mohamed Shafeeg states some international financial institutions are hesitant to approve grants to the Maldives based on its debt to GDP ratio.
Source:SunOnline International2024-5-311640 -
Bill seeks to ban Israeli passport holders from entering Maldives
Abill to amend the Immigration Act has been submitted to the Parliament seeking to ban individuals holding Israeli passport holders from entering the Maldives in a show of protest against the brutal attacks on Palestinia…
Source:SunOnline International2024-5-313806 -
Chinese Language in Jhirpu Secondary School, a Community School
Chinese or standard Mandarin has become one of the world language in today’s date. It is the world's second most spoken language. When the modern education system in towns and cities have just entered the world language…
Source:SATV2024-5-307260 -
Military Training: Another Thread That Strengthens the Nepal-China Relation
Chinese Embassy brought together the Nepalese alumni of, International College of Defense Studies of China People's Liberation Army National Defense University(NDU) in a reception held on May 28, to respect and honour t…
Source:SATV2024-5-2913144 -
Nepalese Celebrate Republic Day 2081(Photo Features)
The 17th Republic Day was celebrated by organizing a special ceremony at Sainik Manch in Tundikhel, Kathmandu. President Ram Chandra Paudel, Vice President Ram Sahay Prasad Yadav, Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prach…
Source:SATV2024-5-285258 -
Cyclone Remal: 27,000 cell phone towers down, communication affected
More than 26,000 mobile phone towers across Bangladesh, including the coastal areas, are down after Cyclone Remal struck late on Sunday.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-5-281969 -
Stopgap solutions will not fix waterlogging
While we are encouraged to see the city corporations being pro-active in addressing the waterlogging in the aftermath of Cyclone Remal, with the DNCC forming quick response teams to try to alleviate the issues, these eff…
2024-5-282288 -
Hold referendum to extend terms of President, Parliament: UNP
United National Party (UNP) headed by President Ranil Wickremesinghe today suggested holding a referendum to extend the term of the President and Parliament for two more years.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-5-282180 -
Bomb threat prompts evacuation of plane at Delhi Airport
A Varanasi-bound IndiGo flight received a bomb threat at the airport here on Tuesday morning but a search of the aircraft found it to be a hoax, police said.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-5-282476 -
Tense situation emerges at Nelum Mawatha when Prasanna Ranatunga passes area
A tense situation arose at the Nelum Mawatha premises near Parliament a short while ago when Minister Prasanna Ranatunga attempted to pass the area.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-5-283020 -
Health experts warn of spike in seasonal diseases
With the torrential rains sweeping across Sri Lanka, health experts are raising alarm bells over a spike in seasonal diseases including dengue, leptospirosis, diarrheal diseases and influenza.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-5-282167 -
Intense heat hits hard layer poultry farms
With the mercury hitting 35°C for the last few days, poultry farmers in Sarpang have been affected the worst with the heat killing chickens.
Source:Kuensel2024-5-282257 -
A hero returns home from Mt. Everest
Lieutenant Jigme Pelden Dorji, who returned to Bhutan yesterday after successfully summiting Mount Everest on May 20, clarified that he is not bothered about who is the first Bhutanese to summit Mount Everest.
Source:Kuensel2024-5-282179 -
Future is intelligence driven: Pres
President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu emphasized the importance of technology and intelligence for development.
Source:SunOnline International2024-5-283771 -
High-time to adopt synergistic approach for SIDS: Pres
President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu has called out the international community for a shared and synergized approach to support Small Island Developing States (SIDS).
Source:SunOnline International2024-5-281835 -
Govt. committed to concluding remaining task of transitional justice: PM Prachanda
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' has said the government is committed to taking the peace process to a logical conclusion as well as concluding the remaining task of transitional justice.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-5-281792 -
'Momentous occasion': Pakistan celebrates 26th anniversary of Youm-e-Takbeer today
The nation is fervently celebrating Youm-e-Takbeer on Tuesday (today), marking the historic day when Pakistan successfully conducted nuclear tests at the Ras Koh hills in the Chaghai District of Balochistan 26 years ago.…
Source:The News International2024-5-283112 -
PM approves policy change for hiring in MP scale
The prime minister has approved an amendment to the Management Pay Scale Policy 2020.
Source:The News International2024-5-282300 -
Pay, pension of govt officials likely to rise by 10-15pc
The government is working on different proposals for salary increases in the range of 10 to 15 percent for public sector employees in the upcoming budget for 2024-25. Amid the wish of the government to strike a deal with…
Source:The News International2024-5-282128 -
Cyclone Remal: Rain, gusty winds cause commuter chaos in Dhaka
Under the influence of Cyclone Remal, heavy rain and gusty winds have been affecting various parts of Bangladesh, including the capital Dhaka, since Monday morning, creating significant difficulties for commuters, partic…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-5-272140 -
Sundarbans protects Khulna, mitigates Cyclone Remal damage
The Sundarbans has shielded the Khulna region from more severe damage by reducing wind speeds, as Cyclone Remal wreaked havoc in the district of Satkhira after making landfall in the coastal areas of Bangladesh and India…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-5-272027 -
New political movement ‘Sarvajana Balaya’ launched in Colombo
Several political parties including the National Freedom Front (NFF) led by MP Wimal Weerawansa, Pivithuru Hela Urumaya (PHU) led by MP Udaya Gammanpila and several civil oraganisations formed a new political movement n…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-5-273070 -
Driverless vehicles banned from parking at BIA arrivals lounge
A decision has been taken not to allow vehicles without drivers to be parked in the arrivals lounge premises at the Bandaranaike International Airport (BIA), Airport and Aviation Services (Sri Lanka) (Private) Limited (A…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-5-271956 -
An easy fix for a serious issue
Three years ago, Phurpa Lhamo, a farmer from Lephu village in Yangnyer, Trashigang, had to fetch water in buckets to irrigate her fields. On most days, she had to wake up early in the morning for the gruelling task.
Source:Kuensel2024-5-271703 -
207 small-scale industries closed in Rupandehi
A total of 207 small-scale industries have been closed in 10 months of the current fiscal year 2023-24 in Rupandehi district due to economic crisis.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-5-272605 -
Sirohiya to be presented before district court
Chairperson of the Kantipur Media Group (KMG) Kailash Sirohiya is being presented before the court on Monday.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-5-272172 -
PPP delegation discusses budget proposals with PM
A delegation of Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) held a meeting with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Sunday and discussed proposals for the upcoming federal budget for the fiscal year 2024-25.
Source:The News International2024-5-271709 -
Outstanding MVR 62 mil owed to fishermen
Minister Fisheries and Ocean Resources Ahmed Shiyam on Sunday revealed that the last payment to local fishermen were cleared on April 22nd, adding the state still owes MVR 62 million in outstanding payments.
Source:SunOnline International2024-5-272277 -
Maldives-Seychelles discuss strengthening relations
President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu met with the President of Seychelles Wavel Ramkalawan, in Antigua and Barbuda on Monday, to discuss strengthening relations between the two countries.
Source:SunOnline International2024-5-271695 -
Deep depression likely to intensify further in Bay
The depression over east-central Bay and adjoining west-central Bay has moved slightly north-north-eastwards and intensified into a deep depression.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-5-252890 -
PM Hasina opens construction of Bangabazar market, three other dev projects
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Saturday inaugurated the construction of four development schemes including the 10-storey building Bangabazar Paikari Nagar Market under the Dhaka South City Corporation (DSCC).
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-5-252110 -
School principal netted when trying to solicit Rs.30,000 bribe
The Bribery Commission apprehended a school principal in the Eheliyagoda area for trying to solicit a bribe of Rs.30,000 from a lady to offer the tender to supply food for the school canteen uninterrupted.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-5-252498 -
Rs. 4.5 billion fine to be imposed on 13 leading jewellers for gold smuggling
Sri Lanka Customs have raided 13 leading jewellery-making institutions and seized a stock of gold smuggled into the country and a fine of Rs. 4.5 billion is to be imposed in this regard, the Daily Mirror learns.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-5-251995 -
President Muizzu departs to Antigua and Barbuda to attend SIDS conference
President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu, on Friday night, has departed on an official visit to Antigua and Barbuda’s capital St. John’s, to attend the fourth International Conference on Small Island Developing States (SIDS).
Source:SunOnline International2024-5-251677 -
Papua New Guinea landslide buries alive over 300 villagers
More than 300 people and over 1,100 houses have been buried by a massive landslide that levelled a remote village in northern Papua New Guinea, local media reported.
Source:SunOnline International2024-5-251132 -
Maldives welcomes ICJ ruling ordering Israel to halt Rafah assault
Maldives has welcomed the United Nations’ top court, International Court of Justice (ICJ)’s order on Israel to immediately halt its military offensive in the southern Gaza city of Rafah in a landmark emergency ruling o…
Source:SunOnline International2024-5-251465 -
IMF wants Ogra to notify gas sale prices twice a year
The IMF has once again asked the government to empower the OGRA to notify gas sale prices on its own twice a financial year based on the determined prescribed prices, saying that the government should now detach itself f…
Source:The News International2024-5-251764 -
Justice Mansoor didn’t get possession of apartment in Dubai
Supreme Court’s senior puisne judge, Justice Mansoor Ali Shah, is named in the Dubai properties’ data. However, the judge has declared the property he acquired as a lawyer and made his assets public during his tenure a…
Source:The News International2024-5-252483 -
Snap general election to follow presidential election immediately
A snap general election will follow immediately after the presidential elections to be concluded in October, this year, the Daily Mirror learns.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-5-242048 -
Hotter and wetter monsoon this year: NCHM
The coming monsoon, between June and September, might be a difficult monsoon, according to experts from the National Centre for Hydrology and Meteorology (NCHM), with the centre’s outlook predicting slightly above norma…
Source:Kuensel2024-5-241932 -
Single SDF counter at Phuentsholing causes long tourist queues
With the surge of Indian tourists and only one counter for Sustainable Development Fees (SDF) at the Pedestrian Terminal in Phuentsholing, tourists experience significant inconvenience.
Source:Kuensel2024-5-242315 -
Mayor suggests naming Male' Street linked to Palestine
Male' City Mayor Adam Azim on Thursday, has suggested to give a Palestine-inspired name to one of the unnamed roads in Male' City.
Source:SunOnline International2024-5-242308 -
South Thinadhoo MP-elect joins PNC
South-Thinadhoo MP-elect Mohamed Alsan, who contended independently has joined the ruling People's National Congress (PNC) on Thursday.
Source:SunOnline International2024-5-242533 -
Police searches owners of recovered money
Maldives Police Service announced looking for the owners of over MVR 7,000 in recovered money, which were confiscated by police in various cases.
Source:SunOnline International2024-5-242275 -
Portion of PTI’s central office in Islamabad demolished
Authorities in the federal capital demolished a portion of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf's (PTI) Central Secretariat in Islamabad late Thursday, inviting strong criticism from the former ruling party.
Source:The News International2024-5-241998 -
Nepra hearing: IPPs capacity payments projected to rise by 33pc to Rs2.8tr in next fiscal
Pakistani consumers find themselves grappling with escalating electricity bills as capacity payments to independent power producers (IPPs) devour a significant chunk of their expenditures.
Source:The News International2024-5-242672 -
UAE to invest $10bn in Pakistan
United Arab Emirates President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan on Thursday assured Pakistan his country’s support in all circumstances and made commitment of investing $10 billion in multiple sectors in Pakistan.
Source:The News International2024-5-241525 -
Filipino woman arrested at BIA with cocaine worth Rs. 200 Mn
A 47-year old Filipino woman was arrested at the Katunayake International Airport for attempting to smuggle over 2 kgs of cocaine worth Rs. 200 million into Sri Lanka.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-5-222650 -
Sarath Fonseka to split from SJB; to run for President
Former Army Commander, Field Marshal Sarath Fonseka, has decided to contest for Presidency at the upcoming Presidential election, the Daily Mirror learns.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-5-221402 -
PTI president Elahi released after bail by LHC
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) President Parvez Elahi was on Tuesday released from Kot Lakhpat Jail following months-long incarceration, Geo News reported.
Source:The News International2024-5-221608 -
Maryam launches project to make Lahore best eco-friendly city
Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz has launched a pilot project to make Lahore the best eco-friendly residential city.
Source:The News International2024-5-223649 -
NA moved to bar dual nationals from becoming judge
Noor Alam Khan, a parliamentarian of Jamiat Ulema-e-Pakistan and former chairman of the Public Accounts Committee (PAC), has submitted the Constitution (Amendment) Bill, 2024, to the National Assembly Secretariat.
Source:The News International2024-5-221640 -
Chair Oli urges NC to end House obstructions
UML Chairperson KP Sharma Oli has urged the major opposition Nepali Congress (NC) to put an end to the ongoing parliament impasse.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-5-211369 -
Bandeyri Koshi dead body's autopsy in India
Authorities have decided to conduct autopsy on the dead body discovered from Bandeyri Koshi apartment in Male' City earlier on May 13, 2024.
Source:SunOnline International2024-5-212338 -
1,126 forms from atolls to transfer to schools in Male’
Education Ministry states they have received 1,126 applications from atolls, requesting admission to schools in Male’ City for the upcoming new academic year.
Source:SunOnline International2024-5-211764 -
Australian FM Penny Wong arrives in Bangladesh
Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong arrived in Dhaka on Tuesday morning. She was welcomed at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport by the Secretary of the Maritime Affairs Unit, Rear Admiral (Retd) Md Khurshed Alam, …
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-5-211514 -
EU grants over 2C for heatwave relief in Bangladesh
The European Union is providing €175,000 equivalent to over Tk2.22 crore in humanitarian funding to support the most vulnerable people exposed to the severe heatwave Bangladesh is facing.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-5-211641 -
Adverse weather: More than 33,000 people in 10 districts affected
More than 33,000 people in ten districts have been affected due to adverse weather conditions around the country, Disaster Management Centre (DMC) Assistant Director Pradeep Kodippili said.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-5-211788 -
Over 15,000 Sri Lanka Army deserters granted amnesty discharges
More than 15,000 soldiers who had deserted the Sri Lanka Army have received legal discharges during the month-long amnesty period declared by Sri Lanka’s Ministry of Defence.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-5-21960 -
CB has enough dollars to prevent rising dollar value
The value of the US dollar and the Sri Lanka Rupee is determined by the supply and demand. If the value of the dollar rises significantly, the Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL) has sufficient dollars to control it, Financ…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-5-211594 -
Sri Lanka launches probe into alleged ISIS links
Sri Lanka's State Intelligence has launched an immediate probe to obtain further information on the four Sri Lankan individuals alleged to be ISIS suspects who had travelled to India in recent days and were arrested by t…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-5-211751 -
Cooperatives fund embezzlement: Taskforce meeting on
A parliamentary probe committee formed to investigate the embezzlement of cooperatives' funds is going on in the Ministry of Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs now.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-5-211673 -
A project to ease drinking water shortage of Barp and Toeb gewogs
The construction of a water supply system for Barp and Tobesia gewogs is expected to solve the drinking water shortage of more than 700 households or about over 10,000 individuals in the two gewogs.
Source:Kuensel2024-5-212588 -
Revamping scouting for holistic student development
For the holistic development of scout members, the Zhemgang Dzongkhag Administration initiated a comprehensive overhaul of the scouting programme, which has been dormant since the onset of the pandemic.
Source:Kuensel2024-5-211299 -
Attractive and right investment for 100% equity in agriculture: Finance Secretary
Credit risk management, high cost of fund for financial institutions, and access to public sector climate fund for agriculture are some of the key challenges in Bhutan.
Source:Kuensel2024-5-211265 -
Recruitment of unskilled laborers from Bangladesh ceased
Home Ministry states the recruitment of unskilled laborers from Bangladesh has been halted in light of illegal recruitments.
Source:SunOnline International2024-5-212465 -
JCP meets on June 7 to appoint 3 SC judges
Chief Justice of Pakistan (CJP Qazi Faez Isa has convened the meeting of Judicial Commission of Pakistan (JCP) on June 7 for deliberations over the appointment of three judges in the Supreme Court.
Source:The News International2024-5-212272 -
PM invites Turkish firms to expand investment, relocate industries to Pakistan
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Monday invited Turkish companies to further expand their investment portfolio in Pakistan, also urging them to consider relocating their industrial units to the country.
Source:The News International2024-5-211488 -
IMF asks Pakistan for investment policy draft
With envisaging CPI-based inflation on the higher average rate of 12.7 percent for the next budget 2024-25, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has asked Pakistan to share the draft of the under preparation investment …
Source:The News International2024-5-211368 -
Fruit bagging method becomes boon for mango farmers in Rajshahi
Fruit-bagging technology has been promoted in mango orchards in the region, including its vast Barind tract, commercially to protect mango from pest attack besides facilitating the farmers to get quality yield for the la…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-5-201256 -
HC bars Dipjol from performing duties at Film Artistes Association
The High Court has imposed a ban on renowned Bangla film actor Monowar Hossain Dipjol from discharging his duties as the general secretary of the Bangladesh Film Artistes Association for the 2024-26 term.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-5-202659 -
Elon Musk to visit Sri Lanka this year to launch Starlink
Elon Musk has accepted an invitation by President Ranil Wickremesinghe to visit Sri Lanka this year to launch his Starlink satellite internet service, the Daily Mirror learns.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-5-202512 -
Sri Lanka deeply shocked by tragic death of President Raisi: Ranil
Sri Lanka is deeply shocked and saddened by the tragic death of President Ebrahim Raisi, Foreign Minister Amir Abdollahian and other senior Irani officials, President Ranil Wickremesinghe said in a messege on X.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-5-201759 -
Hold Presidential, General elections simultaneously: SJB MP
Responding to speculations made on the political platform that a general election will precede a Presidential election, Samagi Jana Balawegaya (SJB) MP Harshana Rajakaruna today urged the authorities to hold the Presiden…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-5-202186 -
Bhutan’s inspiring acts of integrity
On April 30, at around 5:30pm, Rinchen Namgay, a lecturer at Lekshey Jungney Shedra in Punakha, and Aum Wangmo discovered a black bag near the Bazam containing Rs 110,000. The bag also held three Indian passports and oth…
Source:Kuensel2024-5-201798 -
Government launches Nu 15 billion ESP
Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay announced the Nu 15 billion Economic Stimulus Programme (ESP) on May 18 to address the economic challenges faced by the country in the aftermath of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Source:Kuensel2024-5-202666 -
Financial statements from 333 candidates pending as deadline nears
Elections Commission (EC) states they only received financial statements from 35 candidates who contested in April’s parliamentary election as the deadline to file the statement nears.
Source:SunOnline International2024-5-201409 -
Maldives’ leader conveys condolences following death of Iran’s Raisi
Maldivian president Dr. Mohamed Muizzu extended condolences on Monday, after Iranian president Ebrahim Raisi was confirmed to have died in a helicopter crash, along with several other Iranian officials.
Source:SunOnline International2024-5-202252 -
Ex-state minister Akram ordered to pay over MVR 1M to ex-MP Mustafa
Former state minister for housing Akram Kamaluddin has been ordered by the Civil Court to pay over MVR 1 million to former parliamentarian for Thimarafushi constituency Mohamed Mustafa.
Source:SunOnline International2024-5-202383 -
PM Prachanda secures vote of confidence for fourth time
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' has secured the vote of confidence from the House of Representatives (HoR) for the fourth time.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-5-202422 -
Narrative that none is above law getting established: PM Prachanda
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' has said political leadership is never above the law. Presenting a proposal to seek a vote of confidence before a meeting of the House of Representatives (HoR) today, the Pri…
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-5-201774 -
Over 470 students return from Bishkek
Nearly 500 Pakistani students have so far arrived in the country from Kyrgyzstan's capital Bishkek after a plane carrying the third group landed in Lahore, Geo News reported on Monday.
Source:The News International2024-5-202611 -
No change in net metering policy for old users: minister
The federal government would not change the existing solar net metering policy for old users though a review is in progress to assess better rate of return on newly installed panels and impact of high buyback tariff on c…
Source:The News International2024-5-202195 -
Construction on JU waterbody continues despite protest
The construction of several buildings is underway at Jahangirnagar University (JU) and hundreds of trees have already been felled.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-5-192478 -
Choose carefully or go bust: Bangladesh’s banking revolution
Bangladesh's banks are now free -- free to set their own prices on loans. I'll therefore make a prediction: At least one of the Bangladeshi banks will go bust. Big style, gloriously bust -- and this will be good.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-5-192837 -
President orders to resume ’Suraksha’ students’ insurance programme
President Ranil Wickremesinghe has directed to resume the "Suraksha" student insurance programme, which was temporarily halted due to economic issues.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-5-192425 -
Over 280 kgs of narcotics destroyed using high-powered incinerator in Puttalam
Over 280 kgs of narcotics were destroyed using a new high-powered incinerator built at a cost of over Rs. 11 million at Vanathavilluwa in Puttalam yesterday.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-5-191271 -
Arrest of four persons over War Dead Commemoration: Sri Lankan authorities in Canada in dilemma
The recent arrest of four Tamils in the Eastern Province over the commemoration of war dead has left Sri Lankan diplomatic authorities in Canada in a precarious position in countering allegations regarding human rights …
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-5-191433 -
Electricity imports surge six-fold during lean season
Electricity imports during the lean season increased significantly compared to last year, despite the commissioning of the 118MW Nikachhu Hydropower Project at the end of last year.
Source:Kuensel2024-5-191238 -
BATIF showcases Bhutan’s entrepreneurial spirit with unique local products
About 40 entrepreneurs present at Coronation Park in Thimphu displayed a variety of unique local products at their stalls. The park was filled with the sweet melodies of music and the warm smiles of entrepreneurs from ac…
Source:Kuensel2024-5-191743 -
Bhutanese turn to EU as Australia tightens visa rules
As the greenest pasture for the Bhutanese, Australia, becomes more stringent with its visa rules, they are increasingly eyeing the EU.
Source:Kuensel2024-5-191144 -
City Council award Male' Aasaharaa finishing to contractor
Male' City Council has awarded Haiman Construction Private Limited with the finishing works of Aasaharaa for MVR 2.7 million.
Source:SunOnline International2024-5-191679 -
India ready to train pilots to operate Dornier
The Indian External Affairs Ministry on Saturday has said it was ready to provide training to Maldivian pilots to operate the Dornier aircraft, if a formal request is made by the Maldives government.
Source:SunOnline International2024-5-192393 -
HDC provides venue for Hulhumale' Phase 2 huts
Housing Development Corporation (HDC) has demanded to shift the huts constructed on Hulhumale' Phase 2 beach to the adjoining vacant plot.
Source:SunOnline International2024-5-192442 -
Suo motu case against Vawda, Kamal: SC bars media from airing, publishing contemptuous material
SC restrained the media from airing and publishing material constituting contempt of court and warned that upon failure, they might be proceeded against in accordance with the law
Source:The News International2024-5-191608 -
Outcry as Pakistani students face mob violence in Kyrgyzstan
Foreign students came under attack by mobs after a fight between local and Egyptian students broke out in a hostel in the capital city of Kyrgyzstan on May 13
Source:The News International2024-5-192264 -
Govt’s bid to enforce WACOG formula for gas tariff hits snags
The government’s endeavours to implement the Weighted Average Cost of Gas (WACOG) formula for determining gas tariff biannually by blending local and imported RLNG have hit snags.
Source:The News International2024-5-192244 -
Major General Tareq new Bangladesh ambassador to Kuwait
Bangladesh has appointed Major General Syed Tareq Hussain as its new ambassador to Kuwait.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-5-171626 -
India investigation agency apprehends absconding accused in Hyderabad espionage case
India’s National Investigation Agency (NIA) apprehended Wednesday an accused offender who had absconded after skipping bail in an espionage case that implicated individuals from Sri Lanka and Pakistan.
Source:jurist news2024-5-171983 -
Former Army Commander General Mahesh Senanayake joins SJB
Former Army Commander General Mahesh Senanayake who joined the Samagi Jana Balawegaya (SJB) today has been appointed the head of the party's Ranaviru Balakaya.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-5-172693 -
RNR Strategy 2040 aims to transform agriculture sector
The RNR Strategy 2040 of Bhutan outlines plans to ensure sustainable social and economic wellbeing for the Bhutanese people through adequate access to food and natural resources by 2040. The report was published recently…
Source:Kuensel2024-5-171879 -
MPs exploit liquor permit system, selling for up to Rs. 50 Million
The MPs across the political divide are inclined to secure liquor permits under the names of their associates and relatives only to be sold for amounts as large as Rs.50 million at times, the Daily Mirror learns.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-5-172678 -
War, refuge and uncertainty: The unseen battles of the Rohingya children
Echoes of the conflict from across the Naf River fill the air with the sound of attacks and the sight of smoke drifting overhead.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-5-172400 -
Water crisis grips Khasakha village
If a persistent water shortage plagues the capital city, can a nearby village be any different? In Bhutan, a water shortage is not confined to sprawling urban settlements.
Source:Kuensel2024-5-173173 -
Agriculture sector to allow 100 percent FDI
The government has declared 100 percent foreign direct investment (FDI) in the agriculture sector.
Source:Kuensel2024-5-171075 -
Development Bank established for development projects
President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu, on Thursday, incepted a state-owned establishment designated as Development Bank of Maldives Limited.
Source:SunOnline International2024-5-172371 -
Over 100,000 Nepali students went abroad in 2023
Nepali students are migrating abroad at an alarming rate. Over 100,000 students moved abroad for education purposes in 2023. Based on the data of the branch of the Ministry of Education Science and Technology, No Object…
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-5-172388 -
PM to take confidence vote on May 20
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' has written to the Federal Parliament Secretariat for the purpose of taking a vote of confidence from the House of Representatives (HoR) on May 20.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-5-172690 -
Despite arrests, raids, JI and farmer leaders hold protest in Lahore
Despite arrests, raids and police surveillance, thousands of workers of Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) Pakistan and Farmers Board, under the leadership of Hafiz Naeemur Rehman, participated in a protest against the wheat crisis on…
Source:The News International2024-5-171448 -
Pakistan plans to get tenor of $15.36bn Chinese IPPs debt extended
With the arrival of an IMF team to gauge Islamabad’s capability to repay the escalating debt, Pakistan is contemplating options to seek a 5-year extension in the tenor of Chinese IPPs’ outstanding debt of $15.36 billi…
Source:The News International2024-5-171957 -
Efforts underway to end parliament deadlock
Today's meeting of the House of Representatives will run behind schedule.
Source:The News International2024-5-161879 -
House of Representatives to meet at 4.00pm
The meeting of the House of Representatives is taking place at 4.00 pm today. The meeting scheduled for 11.00 am before this has been postponed as efforts are underway to forge consensus for removing the House deadlock.
Source:The News International2024-5-161534 -
US Embassy Colombo to host Indo-Pacific Business Forum in Sri Lanka
The U.S. Embassy in Colombo is set to host a satellite event of the Indo-Pacific Business Forum (IPBF) under the theme “Driving Sustainable Development in the Ports Sector” on May 21.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-5-161999 -
Alleged drug lord’s illegal seaside hotel in Dehiwala allegedly built on Govt. land
The hotel ‘Soul Beach,’ which was located in Dehiwala and later demolished, is suspected to have belonged to Shiran Basik, an alleged major drug smuggler currently operating from abroad, was alleged to have been built …
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-5-162251 -
MPs seek their one million rupee insurance coverage to extended to include family members
Following the approval of concessionary vehicle permits, the MPs across the political divide have asked for the extension of their one -million rupee insurance coverage to include their family members, a top source said …
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-5-161243 -
Combating infodemics through community engagement
It is the flu season in Thimphu and any topic on the flu would be followed by free advice of home remedies involving the consumption of ginger water or lemon and honey in hot water.
Source:Kuensel2024-5-161092 -
BRCS empowers youth leaders to combat climate change
The Bhutan Red Cross Society’s (BRCS) Y-Adapt climate change training programme provided over 100 young volunteers from five colleges of the Royal University of Bhutan with the necessary knowledge and skills to tackle c…
Source:Kuensel2024-5-161540 -
Is tobacco smuggling thriving?
In 2023, the import of tobacco and tobacco products decreased by three times, sparking worries about a potential increase in tobacco smuggling within the country.
Source:Kuensel2024-5-161692 -
Tax reform vital for Bhutan’s economic growth
The country is grappling with significant challenges in its tax policy, tax administration system, and Information Technology (IT) infrastructure.
Source:Kuensel2024-5-161860 -
LGA: Funds delayed due to council’s failure to update expense report
Local Government Authority (LGA) states the disbursement of block grant by the government to local councils are delayed due to the councils’ failure to update the expense report required by the Finance Ministry.
Source:SunOnline International2024-5-161490 -
Tree Top Hospital to begin kidney transplants
Tree Top Hospital (TTH), on Wednesday, revealed they are undertaking efforts to launch kidney transplant service.
Source:SunOnline International2024-5-161996 -
Discussions held on deepening UK-Maldives trade and investment relations
Discussions have been held on deepening trade and investment relations between the Maldives and the UK.
Source:SunOnline International2024-5-162485 -
FBR likely to be tasked to collect up to Rs11.5tr next fiscal
With the possibility of fixing the annual tax collection target of FBR ranging between Rs11.2 to Rs 11.5 trillion for the next budget, the IMF has given two options for implementing a taxation model from Australia or Ind…
Source:The News International2024-5-161682 -
Plan to occupy plots worth billions in cooperative societies foiled
The Sindh High Court has foiled a plan to illegally occupy plots worth billions of rupees in cooperative societies and suspended the registrar of cooperative societies.
Source:The News International2024-5-161309 -
Govt slashes petrol price by Rs15.39/litre
In a major relief for the inflation-hit nation, the federal government approved a massive cut of Rs15.39 per litre in the petrol price for the next fortnight in line with the global oil rates. The petrol price has been r…
Source:The News International2024-5-161315 -
NAST to provide technical manpower to tea testing centre in Kanyam
The Nepal Academy of Science and Technology (NAST) is to provide technical manpower to the Tea Testing and Promotion Centre, Kanyam, Ilam.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-5-151537 -
PM, Speaker discuss to end parliamentary deadlock
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' and Speaker of the House of Representatives (HoR) Devraj Ghimire held a meeting today to end the deadlock surfaced in both the House of the federal parliament.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-5-151526 -
Why will govt renew passports of Rohingyas living in KSA?
The government recently announced its decision to renew the passports of approximately 69,000 Rohingyas residing in Saudi Arabia.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-5-151540 -
Salman: White House, State Department remain positive in lifting sanctions on RAB
The Prime Minister's Private Industry and Investment Adviser Salman Fazlur Rahman has said the White House and the US Department of State are in favour of lifting sanctions on the RAB but it depends on the Department of …
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-5-151558 -
US State Dept. gets involved in drafting local NGO law
The U.S. State Department has sought to intervene in the drafting of Sri Lanka's new piece of legislation that, if enacted, will provide for the registration of both local and international NGOs in the country, a top sou…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-5-152403 -
Immigration and Emigration officials fail to attend COPF meeting
Officials of the Immigration and Emigration Department failed to attend the meeting of the Committee on Public Finance (COPF) yesterday.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-5-152024 -
SDFC receives ACCA Approved Employer status
The SME Development Finance Corporation (SDFC) on Tuesday announced receiving ACCA Approved Employer - Trainee Development Platinum status.
Source:SunOnline International2024-5-153536 -
Changes to taxi fares: Extra charges for domestic terminal and luggage exceeding 3
Transport Ministry has published a new regulation after bringing changes to taxi fares in the greater Male’ area.
Source:SunOnline International2024-5-151578 -
Maldives named ITB China 2024’s official partner destination
ITB China 2024 will be held in Shanghai from May 27th to May 29th. Maldives will showcase its offerings ITB China’s largest national pavilion with more than 40 travel companies as co-exhibitors during the three-day B2B …
Source:SunOnline International2024-5-151579 -
Pak Army officer martyred, three terrorists killed in Balochistan
An officer of the Pakistan Army was martyred and three terrorists were killed as security forces conducted an Intelligence Based Operation (IBO) in the general area of Sambaza, Zhob District of Balochistan, on Tuesday.
Source:The News International2024-5-151648 -
Sirish ko Phool Changes Scenario of Kathmandu City
pring dances at its peak in Baishak. With the spring, the roads of Kathmandu has turned purple as the flowers of Jacaranda decorates the city with its blossom.
Source:SATV2024-5-1414020 -
I hear that MPs’ vehicle permits approved: Chandima
Parliamentarian Chandima Weerakkody said yesterday he got to know that vehicle permits for Members of Parliament had been passed according to the request of the government.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-5-141266 -
Lime prices up but cultivators incur losses
Farmers in the Anuradhapura District who cultivated lime are in a predicament for want of a remunerative market for their produce, while the price of lime has skyrocketed in urban areas due to the ongoing racket of the m…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-5-141695 -
US Assistant Secretary Donald Lu meets NPP representatives
Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asian Affairs Donald Lu met representatives of the National People's Power (NPP) last evening at the Galle Face Hotel.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-5-142119 -
Strategic dance between Health Ministry, trade unions: Dr. Bellana
The commencement of islandwide union actions has turned into a strategic interplay between Health Ministry officials and the collective health sector trade unions, the Government Medical Officers' Forum (GMOF) said today…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-5-141256 -
Aslam: This parliamentary assembly carried out the most work in the past 92 years
Parliament Speaker Mohamed Aslam states the 19th parliamentary assembly carried out the most work to date since the parliament was incepted 92 years ago.
Source:SunOnline International2024-5-141539 -
19th parliamentary assembly completed 92 percent of workload
Statistics show that the 19th parliamentary assembly, which held its last sitting on Monday, completed 92.95 percent of its total workload.
Source:SunOnline International2024-5-142098 -
Annual tax compliance gap is massive Rs7tr in Pakistan: IMF
Amid kick-starting of parleys for clinching a fresh bailout package of $6-8 billion for Pakistan’s struggling economy, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has come up with a tax gap analysis and estimated that the pol…
Source:The News International2024-5-141123 -
Imran explains he kept £190m pact confidential on NCA demand
Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf Chairman Imran Khan has said that £190m had been received from the UK’s National Crime Agency under an agreement that it would be kept confidential.
Source:The News International2024-5-141148 -
Alarming rise in suicide by youth in Pakistan
Everyday around 50-55 people, mostly men are committing suicides in Pakistan, 70 percent of whom are people in the age group of 15-29 years, mental health experts said, adding that suicide is now the fourth leading cause…
Source:The News International2024-5-141791 -
Cloudy with chances of light rain today: MFD
The skies across the country are expected to remain partly to generally cloudy on Monday, as per the Meteorological Forecast Division (MFD).
Source:Himalayan times2024-5-133148 -
Bangladesh launches dashboard for evidence-based food planning
Bangladesh has launched a dashboard to ensure robust and data-driven management of food systems.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-5-132652 -
VAT collection through EFDs can boost govt revenue
The installation of VAT machines has been mandatory for the last decade and a half, but not even 20,000 machines have been installed across Bangladesh, so far.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-5-132195 -
What you need to know about the cocaine menace in Dhaka
International drug cartels are attempting to introduce cocaine as a new drug into the market in Bangladesh.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-5-132047 -
Congress accepts invite for debate with PM Modi, says Rahul Gandhi
Gandhi said he had discussed this with Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge and they agreed that “such a debate will help people understand our respective vision and enable them to make an informed choice”.
Source:The Indian Express2024-5-132070 -
BJP can’t win hearts of Odisha people in next 10 yrs: Naveen hits back at Modi
Naveen Patnaik made the comment while reacting to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's remarks that the Odisha CM “can’t tell names of all 30 districts of the state without seeing a paper”.
Source:The Indian Express2024-5-131990 -
Minister Alles vows stringent action against police misconduct in Yukthiya operation
Responding to allegations of police officers misusing the Yukthiya Operation and being involved with criminals in exchange for bribes, Public Security Minister Tiran Alles said that stringent action will be taken agains…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-5-131362 -
Govt. confident of attracting over US$ 3 bn investments this year
Sri Lanka is all set to triple the investment target set for 2024, State Minister of Investment Promotion Dilum Amunugama said, as the necessary activities to realise the goal for 1Q24, set by the Finance Ministry has be…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-5-131288 -
Kuwait forms new government headed by Ahmad Abdullah Al-Sabah
Kuwait formed a new cabinet headed by Sheikh Ahmad Abdullah Al-Sabah, according to a royal decree issued Sunday.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-5-131336 -
Concessionary vehicle permits: MPs have their way, ignoring economic crisis
Despite the cost of living sizzling at red hot levels and the country being cash- strapped, the House Committee of Parliament has endorsed the proposal to offer concessionary vehicle permits for MPs as requested by them,…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-5-131777 -
Bunkering service to be launched at Ihavandhippolhu in July
Economic Minister Mohamed Saeed, on Sunday, said bunkering service is scheduled to be launched at Ihavandhippolhu in July.
Source:SunOnline International2024-5-131127 -
MVR 104M worth drugs seized by Police so far this year
Maldives Police Service states the authority has seized drugs worth MVR 104 million so far into this year.
Source:SunOnline International2024-5-131279 -
Bhutanese refugees fail to obtain essential documents
Bhutanese refugee representatives have drawn the attention of the Nepal Government and the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) towards unfair treatment meted out against them.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-5-131774 -
Foreign exchange reserves reach Rs. 1,912 bn, adequate for over one year's import
There has been a further improvement in the external sector of the economy.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-5-133433 -
Chief Minister Karki to take vote of confidence today
Chief Minister of Koshi Province Hikmat Kumar Karki is set to take vote of confidence today. Province Chief Parshuram Khapung has called the fifth session of the Koshi Province Assembly for 11.00 am today.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-5-132350 -
EU agency move promising for Pak airlines’ operations in Europe
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has taken a significant step towards reinstating Pakistani airlines’ operations in European countries by deciding to lift the ban.
Source:The News International2024-5-131146 -
Asia Regional Workshop on Access to Justice for Persons with Disabilities
"Asia Regional Workshop on Access to Justice for Persons with Disabilities", an event projecting the idea of “Strengthening access to justice persons with disabilities through legal reforms and compliance with the CRPD…
Source:SATV2024-5-123954 -
Asia Regional Workshop on Access to Justice for Persons with Disabilities
"Asia Regional Workshop on Access to Justice for Persons with Disabilities", an event projecting the idea of “Strengthening access to justice persons with disabilities through legal reforms and compliance with the CRPD…
Source:SATV2024-5-119806 -
Meditative yoga for good governance: DPM Shrestha
Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Narayan Kaji Shrestha has said self-awakening is essential along with adherence to law and administrative mechanisms to maintain good governance in the country.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-5-111370 -
Maldives welcomes UNGA’s adoption of Palestine full membership resolution
Maldives has welcomed the United Nations General Assembly’s decision on Friday to grant new “rights and privileges” to Palestine and call on the Security Council to favorably reconsider its request to become the 194th…
Source:SunOnline International2024-5-111387 -
City Council’s plant nurseries relocated to Hulhumale’ over high cost
The Male’ City Council’s ‘Male’ Fehi’ plant nurseries have been relocated to Hulhumale’, due to the high cost of running the outlets in Male’ City.
Source:SunOnline International2024-5-112248 -
Tang residents call for additional health worker
Recently, a nurse from Tang Primary Health Center (TPHC) resigned leaving the health center with a lone health assistant (HA) who has to make himself available for all services.
Source:Kuensel2024-5-112306 -
ADB report reveals challenges related to ageing workforce, recommends policy changes
By 2050, Asia and the Pacific are expected to undergo a significant demographic shift, with a quarter of the total population aged 60 or older. However, despite this impending change, the region remains ill-prepared to e…
Source:Kuensel2024-5-112226 -
Can reviewing RCSC for B.Ed graduates address teacher shortage issue?
Amidst the ongoing concern over severe shortages of teachers in schools nationwide, there is an increasing public discussion about whether employing B.Ed graduates could effectively tackle these vacant positions.
Source:Kuensel2024-5-112442 -
Not only on-arrival visas but online visas too should be stopped
Not only the on-arrival visa but the online visa system too should be stopped, as it already affects the number of foreigners who usually arrive in the country, a senior official of the Immigration and Emigration Departm…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-5-111413 -
Diana under immigration radar for overstaying visa since 2014
In the wake of UK citizenship holding Diana Gamage losing her parliamentary seat following a ruling by the Supreme Court, the immigration authorities are planning to consult the Attorney General to inquire into how she l…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-5-111182 -
Rohingya shot dead in Teknaf camp
A Rohingya refugee was shot dead by unidentified miscreants in Teknaf Rohingya camp in Cox's Bazar.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-5-111764 -
Report on Pakistan: Political uncertainty remains significant, says IMF
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned Pakistan that policy slippages together with lower external financing could undermine the narrow path to debt sustainability and place pressure on the exchange rate in pos…
Source:The News International2024-5-111816 -
Kathmandu Valley's Battle Against Air Pollution
In recent times, the Kathmandu Valley has been under the spotlight due to persistently high Air Quality Index (AQI) readings, sparking widespread discussions about air pollution across mass media and social platforms. Th…
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-5-101409 -
Revamp Medical Entrance Exam
Each year, over 14,000 Nepali students embark on the challenging journey of attempting undergraduate medical entrance exams. However, this path is fraught with uncertainties and challenges, from syllabus ambiguities to p…
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-5-102354 -
Melamchi water likely to stop ahead of monsoon
Rumours have begun circulating that the residents of Kathmandu may not be able to drink Melamchi water this rainy season, as in the past year.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-5-101802 -
US nominates David Meale as successor of Peter Haas in Bangladesh
David Slayton Meale has been tapped as the next US ambassador to Bangladesh, after Peter Haas.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-5-103055 -
Israel strikes eastern Rafah as ceasefire talks end with no deal
Israeli forces bombarded areas of Rafah on Thursday, Palestinian residents said, as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu dismissed US President Joe Biden's threat to withhold weapons from Israel if it assaults the southern …
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-5-101265 -
US Assistant Secretary Donald Lu to visit Sri Lanka
United States Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asian Affairs Donald Lu will travel to India, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh between May 10 and 15.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-5-105989 -
“Puth Group” is an illegal pyramid scheme
A week ago, a woman invested Nu 24,000, after her friends influenced her to invest in a foreign company. She was convinced when told that she would earn in US dollars when she adds new members while viewing and clicking …
Source:Kuensel2024-5-101692 -
Survey reveals gaps and successes in Bhutan’s healthcare infrastructure
To enhance the quality of healthcare services in Bhutan, the Service Delivery Indicators (SDI) health survey was conducted from May 2022 to February 2023. The findings from this survey will play a crucial role in develop…
Source:Kuensel2024-5-102480 -
Majority MPs call for General Election first
In the wake of the Election Commission officially announcing that the Presidential election will be held between September 17 and October 16, a faction of both government and opposition MPs have expressed concerns as the…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-5-101872 -
Loan deferment could be extended up to a year: FIs
Financial institutions (FIs) are likely to offer loan deferment from six months to one year to the borrowers facing genuine financial hardships after the current loan deferment period ends on June 30 this year.
Source:Kuensel2024-5-101749 -
Anant Ambani's most expensive thing is not in India
Ambani family are the richest people in Asia and hold an extensive influence and power in the global social circle of the wealthy.
Source:The News International2024-5-102898 -
Conspiracy against state, army: No pardon for plotters, executors of May 9: Shehbaz
Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Asim Munir said on Thursday May 9 will undoubtedly remain a black day in the history of Pakistan. The indoctrinated and insidiously guided miscreants attacked the symbols of the state a…
Source:The News International2024-5-102131 -
Salman Mosque repairs cost MVR 6 mil: Shaheem
Repairs of the King Salman Mosque will incur MVR 6 million, said the Minister of Islamic Affairs Dr. Mohamed Shaheem Ali Saeed on Wednesday.
Source:SunOnline International2024-5-91362 -
Govt spend MVR 19 mil to repair mosques
Minister of Islamic Affairs Dr. Mohamed Shaheem Ali Saeed on Wednesday, hsa said the government has spent MVR 19 million, since it took charge, on repairing mosques across the Maldives.
Source:SunOnline International2024-5-91267 -
Province Chief Khapung calls for a new government formation in Koshi
Koshi Province Chief Parshuram Khapung has called for the formation of a new government.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-5-92052 -
Rivers turn into canals and farmlands
Due to unabated encroachment and pollution the once Burikhora River in Nilphamari has now turned into a canal. Now, local farmers are cultivating paddy on the vast field that has emerged on the riverbed. On the other han…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-5-93102 -
Marine heat waves: coral reefs in Sri Lankan waters risk die-offs
Coral reefs in the sea around Sri Lanka risk die-offs if the current marine heat level persists for another one month or so, a top scientist said yesterday.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-5-91370 -
Policy change hampers the sustainability of School Agriculture Programme
The School Agriculture Programme (SAP) has been around for decades but has seen little improvement over the years.
Source:Kuensel2024-5-9877 -
Her Majesty Gyalyum Ashi Kesang Choden Wangchuck grants Nu 10M to health ministry
Her Majesty Gyalyum Ashi Kesang Choden Wangchuck yesterday, granted a generous donation of Nu 10 million to the Ministry of Health.
Source:Kuensel2024-5-91540 -
Reclaiming 16 islands from single lagoon for the first time
Maldives Fund Management Corporation (MFMC) on Wednesday, has formally signed the agreement with Atoll Works Private Limited for the dredging, reclamation and shore protection of 16 islands within K. Gaafaru lagoon.
Source:SunOnline International2024-5-91348 -
Social media drive against judges: IHC constitutes two larger benches for contempt case hearings
The Islamabad High Court (IHC) on Wednesday formed two separate larger benches to initiate contempt proceedings on the social media campaign against the two senior judges, Justice Babar Sattar and Justice Mohsin Akhtar K…
Source:The News International2024-5-92009 -
Foreign Minister to travel to India on official visit
Minister of Foreign Affairs Moosa Zameer is expected to fly to India on Wednesday on an official visit.
Source:SunOnline International2024-5-81333 -
Extra 14 airports, 80% runways to be expanded
Regional Airports Company Limited (RACL) on Tuesday has said that with a slew of new domestic airports either planned or in development, 80% of the runways in these ports will be expanded between 1,500 and 1,800 meters.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-5-81673 -
13 snow leopards found in Manaslu area
A scientific study conducted in the Manaslu Conservation Area in Gorkha district to ascertain the population of snow leopards found a total of 13 adult animals, excluding two cubs.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-5-82133 -
NCTB fixes errors in secondary school textbooks
The National Curriculum and Textbook Board (NCTB) has recommended corrections for 147 errors found in 31 textbooks for four secondary classes in the academic year 2024.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-5-83040 -
Upazilas go to the polls in first phase of elections
Hours before the polling commenced, Chief Election Commissioner Kazi Habibul Awal on Tuesday sought the cooperation of everyone concerned to ensure that the upazila parishad polls were free, fair and neutral.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-5-81041 -
AQI: Dhaka air quality moderate on Wednesday morning
With an AQI score of 68 at 9:10am on Wednesday, Dhaka dwellers saw some improvement in air quality.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-5-81983 -
Sri Lanka to overhaul visa issuance process
In the wake of perplexities surrounding the issuance of the on-arrival visa issuance at the Bandaranaike International Airport (BIA), the Government is mulling to overhaul the visa issuance process, Daily Mirror learns.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-5-8918 -
TMA becomes first Asian operator to receive Havilland Certificate
Trans Maldivian Airways (TMA), the world's largest seaplane operator, receives De Havilland Canada's endorsement certificate, making it the first operator in Asia to achieve the recognition.
Source:SunOnline International2024-5-81986 -
Discos petition Nepra for Rs51.88bn recovery from consumers
The state-owned power distribution companies (Discos) have formally petitioned the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Nepra) to recover Rs51.88 billion from consumers.
Source:The News International2024-5-81775 -
Justice Minallah sees interference in judiciary: CJP says a complaining judge shouldn’t be here
Chief Justice of Pakistan Justice Qazi Faez Isa has said he does not agree to Justice Athar Minallah’s arguments about interference in the judiciary. “And if it is happening, a judge complaining about this should not b…
Source:The News International2024-5-82239 -
Saudi team’s visit boosted Pak-KSA ties: PM
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has said the visit of a Saudi investment delegation to Islamabad is a significant headway in the relationship between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia.
Source:The News International2024-5-81860 -
Govt plans pension reforms ahead of IMF talks
Ahead of the upcoming IMF parleys and the budget, the government unveiled its plan to finalise the pension package for implementing it across the board including jacking up the age limit for all public servants such as t…
Source:The News International2024-5-81804 -
Offshore oil, gas exploration: Deadline set for evaluation of tenders
The government has set a deadline for evaluating the tender for the “Offshore Bidding Round 2024” for oil and gas exploration in the sea.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-5-73330 -
BCCI breaks silence after Trinidad PM reveals terror threat to T20 World Cup, report says it’s from ISIS
T20 World Cup in the Americas has received a terror threat, Trinidad's Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley has revealed even as the ICC asserted that a "comprehensive and robust security plan" is in place
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-5-71301 -
Racism, body-shaming fly high with Air Belgium crew against SriLankan staff
A massive racism scandal has come to light after pilots and crew members of Sri Lankan Airlines lodged a strong complaint against an Air Belgium pilot and crew who were operating a UL Flight on April 30, after they were …
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-5-72195 -
Ten companies declare dividends and bonus shares
Of the 18 listed companies with the Royal Securities Exchange of Bhutan, ten have declared dividends and bonus shares for the year 2023, compared to eleven companies for the year 2022.
Source:Kuensel2024-5-73056 -
117 chikungunya, 40 dengue cases in a week
Health Protection Agency (HPA) on Monday evening revealed 117 cases of chikungunya and 40 cases of dengue fever reported within a week.
Source:SunOnline International2024-5-71987 -
Ex-Chief of Defense Force Latheef appointed state minister
President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu, on Tuesday, has appointed former Chief of Defense Force, Lieutenant General (Retired) Abdul Raheem Abdul Latheef as a State Minister.
Source:SunOnline International2024-5-72006 -
Polling underway in 93 seats in India; PM Modi, Shah cast vote
Voting is progressing in 93 constituencies spread over 11 states and Union Territories on Tuesday in the third phase of the Lok Sabha polls, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah among the e…
Source:gorkhapatra2024-5-71303 -
PM assures blanket support to Saudi investment
Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif on Monday assured his government’s blanket support to the Saudi investment, enabling the investors and businessmen to accomplish their future projects in Pakistan expeditiously wit…
Source:The News International2024-5-71448 -
Eyeing $8bn commitment, Pakistan starts fresh talks with WB
Pakistan has kickstarted fresh negotiations with the World Bank (WB) for four-year Country Partnership Strategy (CPS) policy framework with the expectations that the Washington-based lender might commit $8 billion for ma…
Source:The News International2024-5-72906 -
Aerial Fire Fighting by Simrik Airlines Since 2020
Currently, wildfires were noticed in 52 districts and more than 500 places in the country, 50 people have died, more than 140 people have been injured, more than 1000 houses have been completely destroyed. Simrik Airline…
Source:SATV2024-5-74009 -
Bangladesh Bank heist: Probe report submission deferred for 78th time
A Dhaka court has deferred the submission of the probe report for the 78th time in a case filed over the $101 million heist from Bangladesh Bank reserves.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-5-62602 -
Bhutan invests USD 539 million on cryptocurrency
Bhutan has invested USD 539 million in cryptocurrency mining operations over the last two fiscal years between July 2021 and June 2023, resulting in a sharp decline in the country’s reserves.
Source:Kuensel2024-5-61407 -
Bhutanese helping countrymen with housing initiative
A 25-year-old Bhutanese, Sangay Kunchok, has taken decisive action to address the pressing housing challenges encountered by the Bhutanese community in Perth, Western Australia.
Source:Kuensel2024-5-63100 -
MIFSA unveils official logo
Maldives International Financial Services Authority (MIFSA) has unveiled its official logo on Sunday.
Source:SunOnline International2024-5-61007 -
MWSC contracted to upgrade Addu City’s water view
Male’ Water and Sewerage Company (MWSC) was contracted to upgrade the water view of Addu City’s Hithadhoo and other linked islands to resolve the difficulties faced in the provision of water services across the city.
Source:SunOnline International2024-5-62097 -
SECP approves PIACL restructuring
The Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) has approved the restructuring of Pakistan International Airlines Corporation Limited (PIACL).
Source:The News International2024-5-62601 -
Fake videos of Modi aides trigger political showdown in India election
Manipulated videos are taking centre stage as campaigning heats up in India’s election, with fake clips involving two top aides of Prime Minister Narendra Modi triggering police investigations and the arrest of some wor…
Source:The News International2024-5-62439 -
Government promotes Natural resource-based industries: Minister Bhandari
Minister for Industry, Commerce, and Supplies, Damodar Bhandari, has underlined the need to intensify the exploration of mines
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-5-51911 -
Government sensitive for promoting citizens' health: PM Prachanda
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' has said the government is sensitive to the citizens' health and working accordingly.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-5-51729 -
Indian police arrest opposition social media chief for 'doctored video'
Indian police said they had arrested the social media chief of the country's main opposition party over accusations he doctored a widely shared video during an ongoing national election.
Source:SunOnline International2024-5-51592 -
Cereals import drops by 15% in nine months of FY 2023/24
The import of cereals has decreased significantly during the first nine months of the current fiscal year 2023/24.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-5-51186 -
Main accused in police murder still at large, stolen weapons unrecovered
Following the violent clashes centered around the Bangladesh Nationalist Party’s (BNP) mass rally on October 28 last year, investigations into the numerous cases registered have been underway, with notable developments …
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-5-51642 -
Now gold price hikes after reduction for eight times in a row
After reducing the price of gold eight times in a row, the Bangladesh Jewellers Association (Bajus) now has increase d the price of gold.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-5-51118 -
Time extended for new paint on old buses
Rickety buses are not only dangerous for commuters but also quite damaging to the environment. They also look ugly on the city streets. Therefore, the Bangladesh Road Transport Authority (BRTA) has requested bus owners t…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-5-51053 -
Access to information and attrition challenge media
Streamlining communication channels and institutionalising media spokespersons will enhance transparency and accountability in Bhutan, according to the 22nd annual South Asia Press Freedom (SAPFR) 2023-2024 report launch…
Source:Kuensel2024-5-52001 -
Bhutan’s economy to rebound to 4.9 percent in FY 2023-24: WB
The World Bank (WB) predicts that Bhutan’s economy will rebound to 4.9 percent growth in the fiscal year 2023-24.
Source:Kuensel2024-5-51466 -
PM declares Saturday off for schools!
The government has fulfilled one of its key campaign promises by officially declaring Saturday as a non-working day for schools.
Source:Kuensel2024-5-51806 -
PNC wins four out of six by-elections
Ruling People's National Congress (PNC) has secured wins from four out of the six by-elections held on Saturday, to elect members to the vacant council positions in six local islands.
Source:SunOnline International2024-5-51549 -
Siyam requests council majority to MDA for progress
Maldives Development Alliance (MDA) President and Meedhoo MP-elect Ahmed Siyam Mohamed has requested his constituency on Saturday, to support and elect the party's contenders in the upcoming Local Council election.
Source:XINHUA2024-5-51211 -
PTA refuses to block over 0.5m Sims of non-filers
PTA rejected FBR's demand to block SIM of over 0.5 million non-filers, arguing that such order would not have legal bindings, and it would be contrary to the country’s legal framework
Source:The News International2024-5-52107 -
Rice importer fined for cheating
The Competition and Consumer Affairs Authority (CCAA) fined a rice importer and distributor in Thimphu Nu 1.027 million for adulterating the rice imported.
Source:Kuensel2024-5-31171 -
Bhutan’s trade deficit narrows to over Nu 19B
The country’s trade deficit for the first quarter of this year, spanning from January to March, including electricity sale, stood at Nu 19.24 billion.
Source:Kuensel2024-5-32296 -
Celestial Wonders Await May
The night skies of this month would present the marvellously magnificent planets along with copious celestial enigmatic entities that would be shining all over the heavens. The elusive planet Mercury would reach its grea…
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-5-31844 -
Tree Top Hospital offers full Aasandha coverage for IUI procedures
Tree Top Hospital (TTH) has begun providing full coverage under the national health insurance sheme, Aasandha, for Intrauterine Insemination (IUI) procedures.
Source:SunOnline International2024-5-31934 -
Coral bleaching alert level raised from ‘watch’ to ‘warning’
The coral bleaching alert level in the Maldives has been raised from ‘watch’ to ‘warning’, with the Maldives Marine Research Institute warning it may soon rise further to the highest alert level in the north and sout…
Source:SunOnline International2024-5-33102 -
FBR move to block Sims of non-filers hits snags amid reluctance of telecom firms
The FBR has not yet been able to convince the PTA and telecom operators for blocking SIMs of over 0.5 million non-filers within deadline of 15 days.
Source:The News International2024-5-31492 -
50-member Saudi team to arrive for investment talks on Sunday
A 50-member delegation from Saudi Arabia is due on May 5 to hold meetings with focus for trade deals and investment in joint ventures with Pakistani entrepreneurs
Source:The News International2024-5-32317 -
Report of result of by-election presented to President
The Election Commission has submitted the report of the results of the by-election to President Ramchandra Paudel on Thursday.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-5-21282 -
PM Prachanda announces to institute innovation fund for IT sector expansion
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' has pledged to provision the setup of an innovation fund in the upcoming fiscal year's policy, programme and budget for the expansion of the information technology sector.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-5-21912 -
Mediterranean boat capsize: Bodies of Bangladeshi victims set to arrive in Dhaka
The bodies of eight Bangladeshis who died when a boat sank off the coast of Tunisia while trying to cross the Mediterranean to Europe are set to arrive in Dhaka on Thursday afternoon.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-5-21493 -
Rainfall eases heatwave woes for Chittagong residents
After baking in a heatwave for a long time, Chittagong has finally seen some rain, which has brought some relief to the port city’s residents.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-5-21781 -
March exports reflect continued heft despite strengthening rupee
The growth in exports in March outstripped the increase in the expenditure for merchandise imports for the same month, as the exports of textiles and garments showed strength once again, after losing a bit of steam in th…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-5-22077 -
48 knee replacements to save the govt. Nu 38M
While the government initiated total knee replacement surgery services at the national referral hospital at the end of 2022, the costly procurement of implants and limited operating theaters hindered the provision of reg…
Source:Kuensel2024-5-22321 -
1M Euros for digitalisation of education
The European Union (EU) and UNICEF committed one million Euros to enhance student’s learning experiences and skill development to boost employability and economic growth while reducing disparities.
Source:Kuensel2024-5-21549 -
HDC fogs Hulhumale' to counter diseases
Housing Development Corporation (HDC) has begun efforts to counter vector-borne diseases.
Source:SunOnline International2024-5-22202 -
MTCC begins shore protection in Himandhoo
Maldives Transport and Contracting Company (MTCC) on Thursday, commenced the physical works of Alif Alif Himandhoo's shore protection.
Source:SunOnline International2024-5-22758 -
Manufacturers of four-wheel EVs seek tax exemption for two years
EV Manufacturers have proposed amendments in Customs Act to Ministry of Industries and demanded allowing SKD parts of 4-wheel electric vehicles in country for five years
Source:The News International2024-5-21636 -
Barrick Gold in talks to raise $2bn for Pakistan’s Reko Diq
Canadian miner Barrick Gold is in talks with the International Finance Corporation and other agencies to raise at least $2 billion for the first phase of the Reko Diq copper project in Pakistan, CEO Mark Bristow told Re…
Source:The News International2024-5-21673 -
MoU signing for resort construction in Rara region encouraging : PM
Prime Minister Puspa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' has expressed happiness over the signing of an Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the Rara Holding and Expert Group Australia for the construction of a Resort near the…
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-5-12451 -
Petrol shortage recurring problem in Dadeldhura
Dadeldhura, where recurring petrol shortages are common, has been grappling with a petrol shortage for the past week. Despite having two petrol pumps in the district headquarters, petrol shortages occur when imports are…
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-5-12758 -
Ahsan H Mansur: Bangladesh very close to becoming a Heavily Indebted Poor Country
Bangladesh has one of the lowest levels of tax revenue in the world as a percentage of GDP, we always talk about that but it’s also alarming that Bangladesh’s Public Debt to revenue is very high at 380% which is very c…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-5-12921 -
Awami League closely monitoring upazila polls
The ruling Awami League will closely observe the recent trend of relatives of party lawmakers participating in the upazila elections, defying warnings by the party's high command, several leaders of the party said after …
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-5-12129 -
Over 1,100 HQIs, OICs permanently reside in their assigned divisions: Study
It has been revealed that out of the 5,308 Headquarters Police Inspectors (HQIs), Station Officer In-charges (OICs), and sectional OICs (Crimes, Administration, etc.), a total of 1,106 officers permanently reside within …
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-5-12080 -
Asian Development Bank prioritises Climate Action
To bolster the response to climate change across Asia and the Pacific, and support efforts to achieve sustainable and inclusive development, Asian Development Bank (ADB) in 2023 supported US Dollar 23.6 billion—with 9.8…
Source:Kuensel2024-5-11578 -
Industrial Transformation Map to be ready by June
The government aims to increase the share of the manufacturing sector in gross domestic product (GDP) from 6 percent in 2021 to 30 percent by 2029. This, the Minister of Industry, Commerce, and Employment, Namgyal Dorji,…
Source:Kuensel2024-5-11061 -
HRCM: Monitors and observers engaged in misconduct in 38% of polling stations
Monitors, observers and representatives of candidates were found in violation of code of conduct in 38 percent of the polling stations during the parliamentary elections held last week, according to the Human Rights Comm…
Source:SunOnline International2024-5-11328 -
Govt condemns threats against media; vows to protect journalists
The Maldivian government expressed alarm at recent threats against several local media outlets on Tuesday, condemning such action in the harshest terms.
Source:SunOnline International2024-5-11999 -
Pakistan receives $1.1bn from IMF
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif Tuesday expressed satisfaction over the disbursement of $1.1 billion final tranche by the IMF, expressing the hope that it would help bring economic stability to the country.
Source:The News International2024-5-11763 -
PM responsible for agencies’ work: SC
The court directed Attorney General Mansoor Usman Awan to submit his response on behalf of the federal government on the matter
Source:The News International2024-5-11957 -
Imran to be out of jail this month: PTI
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Barrister Gohar Ali Khan Tuesday claimed the party’s founder chairman Imran Khan will be in the public this month.
Source:The News International2024-5-11562 -
MV Abdullah leaves UAE for Bangladesh
All 23 Bangladeshi crew members of MV Abdullah started their final journey to Bangladesh as the ship left the port of UAE for Chittagong early Tuesday.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-4-302532 -
Independent three-member inquiry board appointed: SLAMS
The Sri Lanka Automobile Sports (SLAMS) today appointed a three-member independent board of inquiry to investigate into the tragedy at the Fox Hill Supercross Motor Racing Event on April 21.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-4-301701 -
Lankan students return after showcasing robotic skills
Sri Lankan students from the Burhani Serendib School in Colombo who participated in the International Creativity and Innovation Awards 2024 in Thailand arrived at the Bandaranaike International Airport (BIA) last night.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-4-302230 -
Heavy taxes for public, duty free vehicles for MPs, senior officials?
Despite the public being heaped with tax burdens and a soaring cost of living, parliamentarians, along with public servants in the executive category, are set to get concessionary vehicle permits soon, the Daily Mirror l…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-4-301724 -
Rehab juveniles to serve in police once 18
Minister of Homeland Security and Technology Ali Ihusan on Monday, revealed the state's plans to implement a new policy mandating juveniles under going rehabilitation treatment to serve in the Maldives Police Service or …
Source:SunOnline International2024-4-301086 -
Super majority will be intact: Abdul Raheem
Ruling PNC's Chairperson Abdul Raheem Abdulla has expressed confidence maintaining the party's super majority position at the 20th parliamentary assembly.
Source:SunOnline International2024-4-301541 -
IMF board approves $1.1bn for Pakistan
The IMF’s executive board has approved completion of the second review and release of the third and last tranche of $1.1 billion for Pakistan under $3 billion Standby Arrangement (SBA).
Source:The News International2024-4-301509 -
PTI must rule if it’s larger group in NA: Fazl
The opposition benches in the National Assembly Monday warned the government that the House would not be allowed to run if they were denied the right to hold public meetings and demonstrations.
Source:The News International2024-4-301516 -
Nepal to Sell Oat Grass to China, a New Added Dimension to Nepal-China Relation
Nepal and China have promoted their diplomatic relation to next level by bridging two nations with green agro friendship in April 30 by signing a contract in which Nepal signed to sell Oat grass, produced in Nuwakot and …
Source:SATV2024-4-305701 -
Indian tourist market vital, efforts afoot to sustain numbers: MMPRC
Maldives Marketing and Public Relations Corporation (MMPRC) Managing Director Fathimath Thaufeeq has revealed the tourism board has launched efforts to regain the Indian traveler market's momentum to the Maldives.
Source:SunOnline International2024-4-291592 -
His Majesty the King grants dhar to appoint RCSC chair and commissioners
His Majesty the King granted dhar to appoint the chairperson and commissioners of Royal Civil Service Commission (RCSC) at the Tashichhodzong yesterday.
Source:Kuensel2024-4-292300 -
Asma Jahangir conference: No foreign investment until political course corrected: Abbasi
Former prime minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi said on Sunday that issues of the country could not be fixed and no foreign investment could be brought until the course of politics was corrected.
Source:The News International2024-4-291486 -
Top US official holds talks with President for further support for food security
Alexis Taylor, Under Secretary for Trade and Foreign Agricultural Affairs at the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), together with U.S. Ambassador Julie Chung, met with Sri Lankan President Ranil Wickremesinghe and o…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-4-271095 -
40% representatives in EDB from private sector
The Economic Development Board (EDB) has finalised 10 members out of which 40 percent constituted representation from the private sector, including the Bhutan Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BCCI).
Source:Kuensel2024-4-271649 -
Tourism Minister: This govt. will transform Fonadhoo, Gan to a city; develop 4 resorts
Tourism Minister Ibrahim Faisal, on Friday, revealed the current administration’s development vision for Laamu Atoll; transforming Fonadhoo and Gan to a city and the establishment of well-rounded services across the ato…
Source:SunOnline International2024-4-271744 -
Letter of Credence presented
Non-resident Ambassador to Turkiye Tapas Adhikari presented his letters of credence to President of Türkiye, Tayyip Erdoğan.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-4-261881 -
Grade 12 exams taking place peacefully across the country
The grade 12 examinations have begun across the country at once from 8.00 am today.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-4-261392 -
Water crisis grips Dhaka amidst sweltering heat
Bangladesh is in the grip of a scorching heatwave, with Dhaka experiencing its effects intensely. As mercury soars, Dhakaites are grappling not only with the oppressive heat but also with an increasing water crisis.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-4-261933 -
Lok Sabha Election 2024 Voting: Booth rigging, EVM-related complaints in Bengal as polling for second phase underway
There’s a total 1,210 candidates in the fray today. The BSP has fielded the most candidates in this phase at 74, followed by the BJP at 69 and the Congress at 68.
Source:The Indian Express2024-4-261847 -
Foreign powers intensify surveillance on Presidential elections as strategic interests take centre stage
Ahead of the presidential election scheduled for October this year, the foreign powers have ramped up their efforts in the assessment of ground political developments as was in the case of vital elections in the past…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-4-261607 -
Police launch motorcycle squadron against underworld
The passing out parade of a team of 100 police personnel who underwent special training at the Katukurunda STF camp to go after criminals operating in the Western and Southern Provinces was held with the participation of…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-4-264185 -
Takti bridge is open to traffic
The newly constructed Taktichhu bridge along the Thimphu-Phuenstholing highway is now open to traffic.
Source:Kuensel2024-4-262507 -
Telcos invest to improve network in GeSAR region
Bhutan Telecom (BT) and TashiCell will install more mobile towers and monopoles in Sarpang and Gelephu to enhance the network capacity, to prepare for the upcoming Gelephu Special Administration Region (GeSAR) developmen…
Source:Kuensel2024-4-263057 -
EC begins publishing final vote results
Elections Commission (EC) on Thursday, began publishing the final voting results of the parliamentary election held last Sunday.
Source:SunOnline International2024-4-261271 -
Dhiraagu signs MoU to enhance customer verification
Dhiraagu, the largest telecommunication and internet service provider in the Maldives, on Thursday, signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Department of National Registration (DNR).
Source:SunOnline International2024-4-262012 -
Maldives discuss exporting 214 items to Turkey
Maldives government has discussed on exporting a total of 214 commodities to Turkey at zero percent rate under the Free Trade Agreement between the two countries.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-4-261354 -
Line pack still under stress despite major cut in local gas flow
In a significant development on Thursday, the country’s primary local gas fields reduced gas supply by 342 mmcfd to just 467 mmcfd from 809 mmcfd on April 11, 2024, solely to prevent the gas transmission system from pos…
Source:The News International2024-4-261621 -
Govt, opposition agree on formula to appoint heads of standing committees
The government and the opposition Thursday reached an understanding on a formula for appointing chairpersons of standing committees.
Source:The News International2024-4-261574 -
Dangerous to suggest material resources of community don’t cover pvt property: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court Wednesday said “it will be a little extreme to suggest that material resources with the community will only mean resources which do hot have their origin in the private property of an individual”.
Source:The Indian Express2024-4-251679 -
288 Myanmar security personnel sent back from Bangladesh
In a coordinated early morning operation on Thursday, Bangladesh repatriated 288 members of Myanmar's security forces who had sought refuge across the border.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-4-251808 -
PM Hasina urges peace, unity at UNESCAP session
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Thursday called for speaking out against all forms of aggression and atrocities and saying “no” to wars.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-4-251755 -
Crackdown on fraudulent foreign job schemes: Manusha
Labour and Foreign Employment Minister Manusha Nanayakkara instructed the officials of the criminal investigation department of the Sri Lanka Bureau of Foreign Employment (SLBFE) to crack down and enforce the law agains…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-4-251585 -
SL to host global ISO review meeting for tea in July
Sri Lanka is set to host the 34th plenary meeting of the International Standards Organization Technical Committee for tea on July 24.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-4-253855 -
SLPP, UNP initiates action for forming broad alliance
In its first move for the formation of a broad political alliance, President Ranil Wickremesinghe had a meeting with Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna (SLPP) stalwart Basil Rajapaksa and representatives of other parties and g…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-4-252010 -
Punakha: Old capital’s emerging issues
Closeness to the capital city, vast fertile land and economic perspectives have played a role in Punakha not seeing as many goongtong (empty households) as in other dzongkhags. However, this could change with a wind of c…
Source:Kuensel2024-4-252245 -
Community involvement crucial for tiger habitat conservation
When conservationists and partners came together to discuss sustainable finance for tiger landscapes in Paro yesterday, one key topic of discussion was the involvement of communities in protecting and restoring tiger hab…
Source:Kuensel2024-4-251280 -
Covid allowed former govt to 'play' with state funds
Minister of Fisheries and Ocean Resources Ahmed Shiyam on Wednesday, alleged the Covid-19 global pandemic provided a 'golden opportunity' for the former government to exploit state funds.
Source:SunOnline International2024-4-251791 -
First SEZ approval for floating solar project
The first permission under the Special Economic Zone (SEZ) Act, has been extended to establish a floating solar system in the Greater Male' region.
Source:SunOnline International2024-4-252709 -
Israeli sabotage bid against UNRWA fails as more countries renew funding
Top officials in Israel have acknowledged the failure of an Israeli sabotage campaign against international funding for the UN agency for Palestinian refugees [UNRWA], Israel’s Haaretz daily reported.
Source:SunOnline International2024-4-252920 -
IMF executive board to discuss approval of $1.1bn funding for Pakistan on 29th
The executive board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) will meet on April 29 to discuss the approval of $1.1 billion funding for Pakistan, the fund said on Wednesday.
Source:The News International2024-4-251377 -
Bureaucracy won’t hamper privatisation, promises PM
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif Wednesday said that the privatisation process would be carried out in a transparent way without any bureaucratic hurdles and that the government would consult the business community before f…
Source:The News International2024-4-251947 -
Shortage of essential drugs adds to patients woes
At least 30 essential drugs have vanished from community and hospital pharmacies across the country, causing severe problem for patients struggling with chronic illnesses
Source:The News International2024-4-251829 -
Meeting of PM With the Emir (King) of Qatar has Started in Soaltee hotel
The meeting between the Prime Minister of Nepal Pushpa Kamal Dahal and the Emir (King) of Qatar, Sheikh Tamin bin Hamad Al Thani, who is on a state visit, has started at Solti Hotel in Kathmandu.
Source:SATV2024-4-242810 -
PM off to Thailand
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina left here this morning for Bangkok on a six-day official visit to Thailand at the invitation of her Thai counterpart Srettha Thavisin to strengthen the bilateral relations between the two cou…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-4-241650 -
Puttalam Qazi court judge arrested for accepting bribe
A judge from the Puttalam Qazi Court has been arrested by officials from the Commission to Investigate Bribery or Corruption, for accepting a Rs. 5,000 bribe.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-4-242343 -
Sri Lanka weighs Open Skies amidst plans for national carrier privatization
Sri Lanka is in a dilemma to decide whether to adopt an open skies policy or not in the event of divestiture of shares of the national carrier ‘SriLankan Airlines’, a top official said .
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-4-241816 -
CRPs initiative boost nutrition and food security in villages
A two-day experience-sharing workshop for Community Resource Persons (CRPs) from five dzongkhags is currently underway in Paro, starting yesterday.
Source:Kuensel2024-4-242067 -
Shortage of labourers behind fallowing land
The absence of hands to till the land has left land to follow in the otherwise fertile agricultural land in Punakha.
Source:Kuensel2024-4-241629 -
Shehbaz suspends FBR official for delay in tax cases
Taking notice of deliberate delay in tax cases, Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif has suspended the chief commissioner inland revenue Islamabad and other officers concerned and ordered an inquiry.
Source:The News International2024-4-241121 -
Pakistan seeks $3.5bn financing from KSA for Diamer-Bhasha dam
Pakistan has sought $3.5 billion financing from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) for Diamer-Bhasha Dam during the visit of a high-powered delegation from KSA on April 15-16.
Source:The News International2024-4-241169 -
Iran's President Raisi leaves after 3-day Pakistan visit
President of Iran Dr Ebrahim Raisi has left for his country along with his delegation on the heels of a three-day visit to Pakistan early on Wednesday.
Source:The News International2024-4-241469 -
Qatari Emir, PM Dahal to meet today
Emir of the State of Qatar, Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani who is on a two-day state visit to Nepal and Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' is having a meeting today.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-4-241776 -
Forest fire destroys 700 hectares forest area in Myagdi
Myagdi district has suffered the largest scale of damage in forest fire among 11 districts of Gandaki province.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-4-241639 -
National consumer prices soften in March
The consumer prices measured by the broader National Consumer Price Index (NCPI) continued to soften in March, as the non-food prices cooled sharply while the food prices remained unchanged from a year ago.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-4-232073 -
SJB, SLPP MPs broker liquor licences for cronies
Some MPs from both Samagi Jana Balawegaya (SJB) and the ruling Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna (SLPP) have reportedly brokered liquor licences from the government for their cronies for hefty commissions involved, Daily Mirro…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-4-232737 -
Landslide win for Siyam evident of popularity
Maldives Development Alliance (MDA) President and Dhaalu atoll Meedhoo MP Ahmed Siyam Mohamed has been elected for the consituency for a fifth time.
Source:SunOnline International2024-4-231444 -
Maldivians prove autonomy in decision-making a priority: Pres
President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu on Monday evening, said Maldivians have shown to the world they wish to hold autonomy in making decisions for the country.
Source:SunOnline International2024-4-232158 -
Is it FBR chief’s duty to save corrupt officials, asks SC
The Supreme Court on Monday took exception to filing of a review petition by the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) with regard to initiation of proceedings against Board’s officials in containers’ tracking contracts case …
Source:The News International2024-4-231691 -
Countrywide protest on Friday: PTI
The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Monday announced protest demonstrations across the country on Friday against what it alleged the blatant and brazenly rigged by-polls, demanding that the Election Commission of Pakistan…
Source:The News International2024-4-232133 -
Aurangzeb rules out tax amnesty
Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb has said that now there will be no amnesty scheme and people will have to pay taxes.
Source:The News International2024-4-232219 -
Huge Row After PM Says "Congress To Distribute Assets Among Infiltrators"
: "Manmohan Singh's government had said Muslims have the first right on the country's assets," Prime Minister Narendra Modi said at an election rally in Rajasthan
Source:NDTV2024-4-221452 -
US and Sri Lankan navies to hold CARAT Sri Lanka 2024 in Trincomalee
The United States Navy, U.S. Marine Corps, and Sri Lanka Navy will partner for the Cooperation Afloat Readiness and Training (CARAT) Sri Lanka 2024 exercise for four days from today (22) in Trincomalee.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-4-221525 -
Catholic Church to go to UNHRC seeking international probe
The Catholic Church is planning to present a proposal to the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) through several foreign governments and international organizations to initiate an international investigation int…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-4-221485 -
Flood alert in Budhigandaki after upstream avalanche
The Ministry of Home Affairs has issued an alert following a rise in the water level of the Budhigandaki River caused by an avalanche.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-4-221401 -
Bhutan now has nine species of wild cats
The Department of Forest and Park Services recently declared a total of nine species of wild cats in the country.
Source:Kuensel2024-4-223010 -
High-income status achievable with 13 percent annual growth, expert says
For Bhutan to achieve a high-income economy by 2034, the country’s economy has to grow by 13 percent annually, the Economics Officer of the Asian Development Bank, Bhutan Resident Mission, Sonam Lhendup, said.
Source:Kuensel2024-4-221728 -
Female representation drops, only 3 MPs elected
Female representation at the Maldives parliament drops for the 20th assembly, with only three female MPs securing seats.
Source:SunOnline International2024-4-222399 -
PNC secures a supermajority in Parliament
The main ruling People’s National Congress (PNC) has secured a supermajority in the Parliament, winning over 60 seats.
Source:SunOnline International2024-4-222540 -
Maryam promises maximum relief to people
Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif Sunday said her government will give the maximum relief to people in a short span of time.
Source:The News International2024-4-223054 -
PMLN emerges victorious in by-polls
Contrary to the general election results, the ruling Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PMLN) emerged victorious on most seats in the by-elections, according to unofficial results released by the returning officers late on S…
Source:The News International2024-4-222379 -
Man held for allegedly tying pregnant wife to cot and setting her on fire in Punjab
NCW chairperson Rekha Sharma had written a letter to DGP Punjab to arrest the perpetrator and submit an action report in three days
Source:The Hindustan Times2024-4-211467 -
Edible oil market now controlled by big four
The edible oil industry in Bangladesh has seen massive change over the past two decades on the back of the consumption of the key cooking ingredient in line with the country's growing population and increasing purchasing…
Source:The Daily Star2024-4-211857 -
Vehicle importers call for increased space for importing used vehicles
President of the Vehicle Importers Association of Lanka (VIAL), Indika Sampath Merinchige urged the government to expand the allowance for importing used vehicles alongside new ones.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-4-212344 -
Revised tax rates are not burdensome, say senior citizens
In the living room of a duplex in Semtokha, Thimphu, a group of women spanning generations engage in lively chatter about the recently implemented revised property and land tax.
Source:Kuensel2024-4-211249 -
Deadly rains, flash floods hit Pakistan and Afghanistan
Nearly 100 people were killed and dozens of others injured in rain-triggered incidents after heavy rains and floods hit the northwestern and southwestern parts of Pakistan.
Source:SunOnline International2024-4-211143 -
Pakistan attack targets van carrying Japanese autoworkers
A suicide bomber has detonated his explosive-laden vest near a van carrying Japanese autoworkers in Pakistan’s southern port city of Karachi, police said, injuring three bystanders.
Source:Aljazeera2024-4-211390 -
Private sector seeking its role for electricity trade expansionb
For a few years now, independent power producers have been raising the voice that private companies should be allowed not only in electricity generation, but also in trade.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-4-211426 -
EIB provides €150 million for renewable energy investment in Bhutan
The European Investment Bank (EIB) has signed its first-ever investment support for Bhutan, a 30-year loan for €150 million (US$160.1 million).
Source:Hydro Review2024-4-201970 -
Cry for water is increasing as Barind region drying up
The mighty Padma and other rivers in the north are almost dead. Same are the canals connected to the rivers where the people are cultivating crops such as rice, wheat and corn.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-4-20983 -
Dhaka air unhealthy for sensitive groups Saturday morning
Dhaka's air quality was categorised as “unhealthy for sensitive groups” Saturday morning.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-4-201050 -
Bondholders fear regime change impact
The representatives of bondholders who hold around 50 per cent of Sri Lanka’s outstanding international sovereign bonds (ISB), during closed-door interactions with the representatives of Sri Lankan political parties, ha…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-4-202118 -
Solih: Over 100M spent from state finances for the ruling party’s campaign
Former president Ibrahim Mohamed Solih has accused the current administration of spending MVR 100 million from state finances to fund the parliamentary campaign of the ruling party, PNC.
Source:SunOnline International2024-4-201619 -
President: This is a golden opportunity to cooperate with a govt. that wants to produce results
President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu states this is a golden opportunity for a parliament that will cooperate with a government that wants to produce results.
Source:SunOnline International2024-4-201137 -
Deal reached with WB on financial management of Arun Hydel
Finance Minister Barsaman Pun and the World Bank senior leadership have agreed in principle on the financial management of the 1,063 MW Upper Arun Semi-reservoir Hydroelectric Project to be built in Sankhuwasabha.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-4-201426 -
Bipin Joshi's family meets PM Prachanda
The family of Bipin Joshi met Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' at the Prime Minister's residence in Baluwatar this morning and requested the PM for further efforts for Bipin's release.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-4-192134 -
India heads to the polls in world’s biggest election
Polls opened Friday for the first and largest phase of India’s marathon general election, kicking off a vote in which Prime Minister Narendra Modi is seeking to win a rare third consecutive term.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-4-192718 -
Bhutan sees marked drop in unemployment rates, particularly among youth and TVET graduate
The overall unemployment rate in the country dropped by about 2.4 percent in 2023, according to a report released by the Department of Workforce Planning and Skills Development (DoWPSD), Ministry of Education and Skills …
Source:Kuensel2024-4-192284 -
President: In actuality, opposition wishes to overthrow the government
President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu states despite the opposition in actuality wishes to overthrow the government despite showcasing they want to hold the government accountable.
Source:The News International2024-4-193139 -
IHCBA petitions SC over alleged meddling in judicial affairs
The Islamabad High Court Bar Association has approached the Supreme Court regarding alleged interference by administration and intelligence agencies in judicial affairs, as reported by six judges of the Islamabad High C…
Source:The News International2024-4-191106 -
Minister orders Nadra to block SIMs on invalid, expired ID cards
Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi directed the National Database Registration Authority (Nadra) on Wednesday to block mobile SIMs issued on invalid and expired identity cards.
Source:The News International2024-4-192028 -
Building health resilience with new centre for infectious diseases
The upcoming Royal Centre for Infectious Diseases (RCID), slated for completion in 2027 in Gidakom, Thimphu, is poised to elevate medical services and bolster the treatment of infectious diseases across the country.
Source:Kuensel2024-4-184082 -
RCSC plans to revamp work culture amid surge in civil servant resignations
The Royal Civil Service Commission (RCSC) has been challenged with a surge in the number of civil servants attrition every year, forcing the Commission to reconsider its approach to work and foster a more adaptable envir…
Source:Kuensel2024-4-182516 -
Enjoining Order preventing Maithripala holding SLFP chairmanship extended further
The Colombo District Court today further extended its enjoining order preventing former President Maithripala Sirisena from functioning as the chairman of the Sri Lanka Freedom Party (SLFP).
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-4-181172 -
Yameen sees Pres Muizzu’s hope for his acquittal as ‘warning sign’
Former Maldivian President Abdulla Yameen Abdul Gayoom says he sees President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu’s remark that he hopes to see him get acquitted on Thursday as a warning sign.
Source:SunOnline International2024-4-182043 -
Construction of petroleum storage facility starts in Rupandehi
Nepal Oil Corporation has started the construction of a petroleum storage facility along the banks of the Rohini River in Rupendehi.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-4-182083 -
IMF tweaks quarterly tax collection target
Without changing the tax collection target of Rs9,415 billion for the current fiscal year, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has made adjustments in monthly tax collection targets of the last three months (April-Jun…
Source:The News International2024-4-181511 -
46 more Myanmar border guards take shelter in Bangladesh
Amid a conflict between the Myanmar military and an armed rebel group in Myanmar’s Rakhine, 46 members of the Border Guard Police (BGP) took shelter in Bangladesh on Wednesday.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-4-171905 -
SL-bondholders talks on restructuring terms fail
Government officials continued to sound upbeat in striking a deal with the bondholders, however, authorities this week failed to reach a consensus regarding the terms of restructuring.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-4-172487 -
Flooding in Dubai turns planes into boats
A fierce storm has lashed Dubai with the “exceptional weather” conditions sparking travel chaos.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-4-173696 -
Tax payers poised to cough up Rs.45 Mn on another debate on Easter attack
Tax payers will have to cough up as much as Rs. 45 million as the cost of conducting yet another three-day parliamentary debate on the Easter Sunday attack for the fourth time, with uncertainty looming whether it will b…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-4-172205 -
RCSC plans to implement performance dashboard
The Royal Civil Service Commission (RCSC) has announced plans to overhaul and introduce the Performance Dashboard (PD) as a tool for assessing the performance of individual civil servants.
Source:Kuensel2024-4-172937 -
Businesses call for policy reforms for economic development
The business community has asked the government for policy reforms after stating that they are facing location-specific challenges with a limited consumer base that hinders their growth.
Source:Kuensel2024-4-171412 -
BCTA enforces stricter regulations on vehicle advertisements
Bhutan Construction and Transport Authority (BCTA) has started taking actions against the display of stickers and banners on vehicle bodies in accordance with the Road Safety Transport Regulations of 2021, specifically S…
Source:Kuensel2024-4-172557 -
Bookings open for Tree Top Hospital’s circumcision camp
According to TTH, bookings are open for the camp until May 15.
Source:SunOnline International2024-4-172047 -
ACC to carry out research to identify steps to combat corruption
Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC), announcing their decision to conduct a special research to identify the incentives to commit corruption-related crimes and the necessary steps which needs to be enforced to prevent corru…
Source:SunOnline International2024-4-172175 -
President: Unsuccessful despite various attempts to pin lies on me
President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu states the opposition, despite various attempts to pin lies on him, has been unsuccessful.
Source:The News International2024-4-171330 -
12 dead in Faridpur bus-pickup collision
At least 12 people were killed in a head-on collision between a bus and a pickup truck on the Dhaka-Khulna highway in Kanaipur union under Faridpur Sadar upazila on Tuesday morning.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-4-163091 -
Effectiveness of Sri Lanka’s legal system is questioned over alleged corruption: Marie Antonia
The effectiveness of the legal system in handling investment-related matters in Sri Lanka is often questioned due to perceived corruption and inefficiency, an official said.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-4-162392 -
Ex-soldiers joining Russian military as mercenaries, Sri Lanka seeks details
Amidst reports that some ex-military men from Sri Lanka have joined the Russian military operations against Ukraine, Sri Lankan Ambassador in Moscow Prof. Janita Liyanage said she asked for details about them from the Ru…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-4-161932 -
Debt restructuring with bondholders hits a snag with disagreement on two areas
Sri Lanka’s debt restructuring process with private bondholders is stuck with two aspects of disagreement, whereas it is well underway with bilateral creditors, a top official said yesterday.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-4-161097 -
Bhutan’s SDG on track
Bhutan is on track in its implementation and investment in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by 2030. More than 40 percent of the target has been achieved—in contrast to only 15 percent globally.
Source:Kuensel2024-4-163953 -
A durable bridge over troublesome Panchfaly stream
The construction of the steel composite bridge over the Panchfaly stream, connecting Umling and Tareythang with the rest of the gewogs of Sarpang, is expected to provide a permanent solution once completed.
Source:Kuensel2024-4-162056 -
Govt. aims to maintain fiscal deficit at 3 percent of GDP in 13th Plan: FM
The government is looking to maintain an average fiscal deficit within three percent of the gross domestic product (GDP) during the plan period, including the ambitious 13th Plan, due to concerns about rising national de…
Source:Kuensel2024-4-162662 -
Two cruiseliners docks near Male’; tenth so far this year
Two cruiseliners arrived in the Maldives yesterday. Maldives Association of Yacht Agency (MAYA), in a post on X, said one of the cruiseliners, “MS Artania’ arrived in the Maldives at 6:00am yesterday.
Source:SunOnline International2024-4-161213 -
Power restored to Kulhudhuffushi with assistance from STELCO
Power has been restored to all areas of Kulhudhuffushi City after resolving the technical issue to FENAKA’s powerhouse on the island with assistance from STELCO.
Source:SunOnline International2024-4-162642 -
Huge investment deals likely as Saudi delegation arrives
Foreign Minister of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Prince Faisal Bin Farhan Al Saud, heading a delegation, arrived on a two-day visit at Rawalpindi’s Nur Khan Airbase to a red-carpet welcome, and a static guard of honour.
Source:The News International2024-4-162175 -
Petrol price up by Rs4.53 per litre, diesel Rs8.14
The federal government has increased the price of petrol for next fortnight by Rs4.53 per litre in line with the hike in the global oil rates.
Source:The News International2024-4-162639 -
Construction of tunnels will play a big role in achieving national goals: Prime Minister
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' has said that tunnel construction will play a major role in achieving the national goal of building and expanding road infrastructure.
Source:SATV2024-4-152820 -
Dhaka calls for measures to de-escalate Iran-Israel tensions
Foreign Minister Dr Hasan Mahmud has called upon the countries who are supposed to play a role to take “effective” measures in de-escalating Iran-Israel tensions and stop Israeli aggression in Gaza.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-4-151846 -
Offices reopen after Eid, Pohela Boishakh break
After a five-day break for Eid and Pohela Boishakh, offices, courts, banks and stock markets across Bangladesh resumed operations on Monday
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-4-151844 -
Nu 15 billion ESP success hinges on policy changes
For the success of Bhutan’s Nu 15 billion economic stimulus programme (ESP), the policy changes need to be considered, the country director of the Bhutan Resident Mission, Asian Development Bank, Shamit Chakravarti, sai…
Source:Kuensel2024-4-151561 -
Extension to apply to switch land plot from Giraavaru to Gulhifalhu
An extension has been provided to apply to switch land plots awarded from Giraavarufalhu under the former administration’s ‘Binveriya’ housing scheme to Gulhifalhu.
Source:SunOnline International2024-4-153443 -
Solih: MDP will pass a legislature that ensures job security for employees in SOEs
Former president Ibrahim Mohamed Solih, a prominent figure in main opposition MDP’s leadership, states the party will formulate a bill that guarantees job security for employees working in state-owned enterprises and en…
Source:SunOnline International2024-4-152172 -
NIC probing failure to take action against Yameen
National Integrity Commission (NIC) has launched an investigation over Maldives Correctional Service’s failure to take action against former president Abdulla Yameen Abdul Gayyoom for repeated violations of the terms of…
Source:SunOnline International2024-4-151530 -
$6bn investment for upgrade Refineries seek end to smuggled POL products from Iran
In a new development, the country’s local refineries that are all set to gear up to start $5-6 billion investment in 6 years’ time for their upgradation projects after signing Implementation Agreements (AIs) with Ogra …
Source:The News International2024-4-152086 -
Raisi to arrive on two-day visit on 22nd
Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi will visit Pakistan on April 22 for two days.
Source:The News International2024-4-152665 -
Some politicians want to launch PNA-II: Bilawal
President Asif Ali Zardari Sunday said Pakistan is not a poor country but the lack of wisdom and insight in ‘baboos’ sitting in Islamabad has made it poor.
Source:The News International2024-4-153055 -
Rains delay wheat harvesting in Punjab
The traditional harvesting month of “Baisakh” in Punjab, the province known for producing the most wheat in Pakistan, is usually welcomed by farmers like a golden shower. However, this time, the rainfall accompanying …
Source:The News International2024-4-152298 -
Pahela Baishakh being celebrated
The programmes of the day was began in the capital with a musical soiree of Chhayanat, a leading cultural organisation of the country, at Ramna Batamul at dawn.
Source:The Daily Star2024-4-142263 -
Sri Lanka Navy brings ashore seized ICE, heroin worth Rs. 3.7 billion
The Sri Lanka Navy brought ashore the seized narcotics, including 179 kgs and 906 gms of Crystal Methamphetamine (ICE) and 83 kgs and 582 gms of heroin, which were seized yesterday in the seas approximately 133 nautical …
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-4-142873 -
Sri Lanka’s Rupee leads emerging markets in 1st quarter of 2024
Sri Lanka's Rupee (LKR) has distinguished itself as the top-performing currency among emerging markets in the first quarter of 2024, said the President’s Media Division based on Bloomberg market data.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-4-142714 -
Health institutions lack required doctors and nurses
Nepal has seen several developments in the health sector over the centuries. From relying predominantly on traditional treatment until 935 B.S. (879 A.D.), the majority of the population currently relies on modern medic…
Source:The News International2024-4-142699 -
Only 52 per cent budget spent in nine months
The government has spent only around 52 per cent of the targeted annual budget during the first nine months of the current fiscal year 2023/24.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-4-141579 -
Punjab police's 'corrupt' officials to face 'special court martial'
Sticking to her zero-tolerance policy against corruption and bribery, Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz on Saturday decided to hold “special court martial” of corrupt elements within the ranks of the police department…
Source:The News International2024-4-141874 -
89pc Pakistanis oppose husbands’ violence against wives: Gallup
In the survey, 89 percent of Pakistanis were strongly opposed to violence against wives by husbands
Source:The News International2024-4-142528 -
Agreement reached to start construction of Upper Arun, Dudhkoshi hydel projects
The government and the main financial managers of Upper Arun and Dudhkoshi hydel projects - World Bank and the Asian Development Bank - have agreed to start the project construction work quickly.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-4-122429 -
Indigo launches Mumbai-Colombo direct flights today
Indigo has expanded its connectivity to Sri Lanka adding Mumbai-Colombo direct flights from today (12), Airport and Aviation Services (Sri Lanka) (Pvt) Limited said.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-4-122740 -
EU-Bhutan elevates climate ambition through sustainable production and consumption
Bhutan is facing challenges due to changing consumption habits, resulting in increased waste production, higher energy usage, and strain on transportation systems. A collaborative effort at the national level is essentia…
Source:Kuensel2024-4-121377 -
Bhutan Health Research Portal Launched
The Ministry of Health, with the support of the World Health Organization (WHO), launched the Bhutan Health Research Portal (BHRP) on April 9.
Source:Kuensel2024-4-122822 -
Three drungkhags without drungpas
Could the non-appointment of Drungpas in three of the 15 drungkhags (sub district) indicate a shift in the local governance structure?
Source:Kuensel2024-4-121992 -
Reshuffle in Sindh police by caretakers affected entire policing system: CM Shah
Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah and former caretaker home minister Brig (retd) Haris Nawaz on Thursday traded blame as the authorities failed to contain a spike in violent crimes across the province particularly in K…
Source:The News International2024-4-121441 -
'Jailed Qureshi hopeful for justice after IHC judges letter'
Incarcerated Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Vice Chairman Shah Mahmood Qureshi’s daughter Shehrbano Qureshi said Thursday that the "brave step" of six Islamabad High Court (IHC) judges to write a letter on alleged inter…
Source:The News International2024-4-121868 -
Several injured as honeybees attack Eid revellers in Mandi Bahauddin park
Revellers in Punjab’s Mandi Bahauddin city faced an unexpected situation amid Eid ul Fitr festivities on the second day on Thursday after they came under attack by a swarm of honeybees.
Source:The News International2024-4-122633 -
Sundhara, old Dharahara awaiting preservation
Sundhara hiti (folden water spout) and the remains of old Dharahara are still awaiting for preservation though the other main structures of the Dharahara project are at completion stage.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-4-114486 -
Thamel to remain operational 24 hours from April 13 onward
Kathmandu's main touristic area, Thamel, will remain operational 24 hours from April 13 onward.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-4-113677 -
Indian PM Modi sends Eid greetings to Bangladeshis
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has sent greetings to the people of Bangladesh on the occasion of the Eid-ul-Fitr.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-4-112621 -
Excise to launch special operation in Colombo City during Avurudu dry days
The Department of Excise is planning to launch a special operation in Colombo during the two festive dry days targeting illegal booze sellers and to implement law strictly during the Sinhala and Tamil New Year period.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-4-111812 -
SLPP MPs barred from going public on their support for presidential candidates
In the wake of SLPP (Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna) MPS airing contrasting views over the upcoming elections, the party hierarchy has barred all MPS from making comments on their support to any presidential candidate until…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-4-112532 -
Addressing teacher shortage: Former teachers rejoin
In response to the teacher shortage across schools in the country, the Ministry of Education and Skill Development has announced to recruit teachers who had previously resigned.
Source:Kuensel2024-4-113284 -
National debt to rise by 10.5 percent this FY
Bhutan’s national debt is expected to surge by 10.5 percent because of financing the fiscal gap and hydropower loans in this fiscal year, the finance ministry projects.
Source:Kuensel2024-4-111938 -
Eid-ul-Fitr is the day of Blessings and Gratitude: Pakistan High Commissioner
Pakistan High Commission in the Maldives hosted an 'Eid Milan Party' to celebrate Eid-ul-Fitr with the Pakistani community in the Maldives on Wednesday.
Source:SunOnline International2024-4-111520 -
Pres receives investigation report on SO intervention to PNF event
According to the President's Office, the investigative report on Special Operations (SO) officers' deployment to stop People's National Congress (PNF)'s inaugural congress has been handed over to President Dr. Mohamed Mu…
Source:SunOnline International2024-4-112228 -
PM’s return by regular PIA flight troubles passengers
The journey of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz on a regular PIA flight — PK842 Jeddah-Islamabad — turned out to be a suffering for hundreds of passengers.
Source:The News International2024-4-112817 -
KP to launch air ambulance service
Chief Minister Ali Amin Khan Gandapur has decided to launch an air ambulance service in the province in four months to effectively deal with any health emergency situation.
Source:The News International2024-4-112521 -
‘Infrastructure, agriculture and tourism will be main priorities of new budget’
Finance Minister Barsaman Pun has said that priority will be given to the infrastructure, agriculture, tourism and information technology sectors in the upcoming budget.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-4-102082 -
Finance ministry projects 5.68 percent growth this year
The finance ministry projected Bhutan’s economy to grow at 5.68 percent this year, according to the ministry’s macroeconomic situation report for the second quarter for the fiscal year 2023-24.
Source:Kuensel2024-4-101094 -
More foreign workers raise local job opportunity concerns
The Department of Labour (DoL) approved a total of 137,324 individuals seeking employment opportunities in 2023 to fulfil the needs of crucial economic sectors. This is according to the 2023 TVET statistic report, 2023.
Source:Kuensel2024-4-102002 -
“I am not a doctor, but people think I am”: Ugyen Wangchuk
In light of recent allegations of unauthorised medical practice across the border, Ugyen Wangchuk asserts that the Indo-Bhutan Neurotherapy Centre, situated in Dadgari, India, is owned by an Indian individual.
Source:Kuensel2024-4-103492 -
Bangladesh experiencing higher rise in summer temperatures than global average
If the latest World Bank flagship report – South Asia Development Update – is something to go by, there is good reason to rejoice as it projects a better growth prospect for South Asia comparing to other developing eco…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-4-102166 -
Govt. to consider registering higher engine capacity motorcycles
A meeting was held recently at the Transport Ministry to explore the feasibility of registering motorcycles with higher engine capacities.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-4-101733 -
Vehicle imports possible next year if economy improves
If the country's economy improves by next year, there can be optimism regarding the import of vehicles, Finance State Minister Ranjith Siyambalapitiya said.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-4-101771 -
Sri Lanka’s labour force participation rate hits new low in 2023
Sri Lanka’s labour force participation rate hit a new low in 2023, the recently published Labour Force Survey (LFS) annual bulletin highlighted.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-4-103806 -
President restricts foreign travel for Govt. members as party gears up for presidential polls
Ahead of the presidential election, President Ranil Wickremesinghe has instructed the government members to restrict foreign travel as much as possible because their presence is required to undertake political work, an i…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-4-102157 -
Venue for PNF closed ahead of assembly
Senior members of People's National Front (PNF) on Tuesday evening, said their event venue, Ghiyasuddin International School was closed ahead of the assembly for the party's formation.
Source:SunOnline International2024-4-102399 -
Consistent worshipping important: Siyam
Dhaalu Meedhoo MP and President of MDA Ahmed Siyam Mohamed has urged the public to maintain consistency in attending prayers throughout every month, and not just during Ramadan.
Source:SunOnline International2024-4-101624 -
Customs intercepted 13.92 kilos of drugs between Jan-March
Maldives Customs Service has intercepted 13.92 kilos of drugs smuggled into the Maldives so far this year.
Source:SunOnline International2024-4-101546 -
Pakistan to ask IMF for fresh bailout package in spring meeting
With augmentation of next bailout package through climate finance, Pakistan has decided to formally approach the IMF for the medium-term Extended Fund Facility (EFF) during the upcoming annual spring meetings of the Bret…
Source:The News International2024-4-102301 -
Islamabad bar vows support for Justice Kayani
Vice-Chairman of the Islamabad Bar Council Adil Aziz Qazi has expressed his deep concern and condemned the filing of a “frivolous reference” against the Senior Puisne Judge of the Islamabad High Court Mohsin Akhtar Kay…
Source:The News International2024-4-101753 -
South Asia's largest Eidgah ground prepared in Dinajpur
Preparations are complete for the Eid-ul-Fitr prayers at South Asia's largest Eidgah ground, located at Gor-e-Shahid Eidgah Maidan in Dinajpur.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-4-99027 -
Plans underway to aid war heroes’ families in multiple sectors: Premitha Bandara
Plans are underway to launch a programme aimed at providing preferential assistance to the families of war heroes across various sectors such as health, public administration, banking and other services in collaboration…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-4-91175 -
Over 7,500 security personnel deployed at mosques for Ramadan
Police have implemented special security measures for mosques during Ramadan, with over 7,500 security personnel involved in the effort.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-4-91905 -
Sri Lanka hard-pressed against time to conclude agreements for debt restructuring
Sri Lanka is hard-pressed against time to reach agreements with creditors including bondholders before June, when the third tranche of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) extended fund facility is expected, Daily Mirro…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-4-91634 -
Public lose Nu 9M to scammers
More than Nu 9 million have been scammed out of the public between 2023 and April 2, 2024, with an increasing number of people being scammed, 17 already in 2024, as compared to 11 in the past year.
Source:Kuensel2024-4-91969 -
Gender disparity challenges agriculture sector in Bhutan
Lack of representation in decision-making, inadequacy in rural women-centric schemes worsened by low financial literacy and minimal reflection of gender-sensitive interventions in agri-food value chains are among the key…
Source:Kuensel2024-4-91101 -
Parliament seek public opinion on e-Petition bill
Maldives Parliament is seeking public opinion to introduce electronic petition (e-petition) system; the new initiative by the parliament in association with United Nations Development Program (UNDP).
Source:SunOnline International2024-4-91448 -
Republic Square fountain re-established, festive lights ahead of Eid
The water fountain located in Republic Square has been made operational once again ahead of Eid-ul-Fitr.
Source:SunOnline International2024-4-92131 -
Maldives govt declares Wednesday first of Eid
The Ministry of Islamic Affairs on Monday, has announced this year's Eid-ul-Fitr will begin on Wednesday, April 10th, 2024.
Source:SunOnline International2024-4-92243 -
PHC CJ says he paid a heavy price for verdicts
The Peshawar High Court (PHC) Chief Justice Muhammad Ibrahim Khan said on Monday he had paid a heavy price for verdicts delivered as per law and the Constitution.
Source:The News International2024-4-91695 -
LHC jails, fines lawyer for misconduct
The Lahore High Court (LHC) on Monday handed down six months imprisonment to a lawyer for misbehaving with a judge.
Source:The News International2024-4-92247 -
Tissa cautions SJB Leadership on whom to associate with
Samagi Jana Balawegaya (SJB) National Organizer Tissa Attanayake over the weekend cautioned his leader Sajith Premadasa on whom the party should associate with.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-4-82018 -
Uncertainty looms over 48 Sri Lankans trapped in Myanmar cyber crime saga
The military government in Myanmar has reportedly cited that the rescue of 48 Sri Lankans held captive by cyber crime operators in the Myawaddy area has proven to be challenging since that is controlled by ethnic armed g…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-4-81696 -
Mozambique ferry disaster kills more than 90
More than 90 people have died after a ferry sank off the north coast of Mozambique, local authorities say.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-4-82370 -
Minister: Health rights not limited to healthcare available at facilities
Health Minister Abdulla Khaleel, on Sunday, has remarked that health or health rights are not limited to healthcare services available at hospitals or health centres.
Source:SunOnline International2024-4-8972 -
Pres Yameen, not a good judge of character: Abdul Raheem
President's special advisor Abdul Raheem Abdulla on Sunday, has said the former President Abdulla Yameen is not a good judge of character.
Source:SunOnline International2024-4-82634 -
Timely curriculum based on innovation should be implemented: PM Prachanda
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’ said that a timely curriculum based on innovation should be prepared and brought to implementation.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-4-52669 -
Multilateral forums: PM likely to visit Thailand, Saudi Arabia, Gambia
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is likely to visit Thailand, Saudi Arabia and The Gambia in April and May to attend important events of multilateral forums in these countries.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-4-51928 -
RAB hands over rescued Sonali Bank manager to his family
Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) on Friday handed over Sonali Bank Ruma branch Manager Nizam Uddin after being rescued from his abductors.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-4-52246 -
No ground for Indian claim on Katchatheevu, says Sri Lankan Minister
The statements coming out of India on "reclaiming" Katchatheevu island from Sri Lanka have "no ground", the Sri Lankan Minister of Fisheries Douglas Devananda has said.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-4-52934 -
Foreigners overstaying visas and doing odd jobs
Foreign nationals who overstay their visas and do various odd jobs to earn money continue unabated with the authorities concerned hamstrung with the lack of resources to curb them, an official said.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-4-51833 -
A new helipad for Lunaps
To make it convenient and accessible for the passengers, mostly highlanders of Lunana, the Drukair opened a new helipad at Jigmethang on the left bank of Punatshangchhu in Punakha.
Source:Kuensel2024-4-53385 -
WFP Bhutan to inject 14.6 million USD for national plans
Malnutrition, gender barriers, and sustainable food systems are some of the key challenges Bhutan faces in its pursuit of achieving “Zero Hunger”. To address these issues, the World Food Programme (WFP) will invest USD…
Source:Kuensel2024-4-52447 -
From bus driver to top doctor: Rise of Ugyen Wangchuk’s medical empire
A bus driver, who quit school and later became a gup, becomes top doctor in India, overnight, and opens a clinic that has cure and treatment for any ailment.
Source:Kuensel2024-4-54385 -
15 hectares of land reclaimed from Hulhumale’ Phase 3
The reclamation of 15 hectares of land from Hulhumale’ Phase 3 has been completed.
2024-4-52932 -
President: Development projects planned, organized; cooperation needed for implementation
President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu, underscoring the administration’s developmental projects have been planned and organized, states cooperation from the public is what is needed to implement these plans.
Source:SunOnline International2024-4-51671 -
IMF ready to discuss with Pakistan next programme in ‘coming months’
The International Monetary Fund has said that its executive board meeting is expected to take place later this month, which will likely consider Pakistan’s second and final review under the Stand-By Arrangement.
Source:The News International2024-4-52140 -
Pakistan not in talks with TTP: FO
Pakistan on Thursday reiterated again that it was not holding any talks with the terrorist organisation Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and had no plans to hold talks with them in future.
2024-4-54810 -
Gold price soars to new heights, silver follows suit
The domestic gold market is on an upward trajectory, with prices smashing through previous records yet again. On Thursday, the price surged by Rs 1,000 per tola, hitting a new milestone.
Source:The Himalayan Times2024-4-43010 -
Prez Paudel stresses on implementation of state's directive principles
President Ramchandra Paudel has emphasized the effective implementation of the State's directive principles, policies, and obligations.
Source:The Himalayan Times2024-4-42002 -
Insufficient budget affects Sikta Irrigation Project
The construction work of Sikta Irrigation Project, a national pride project, in Banke has been affected due to lack of budget.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-4-43405 -
Stevedoring fee in USD poise to improve economy
Maldives Ports Limited (MPL) first announced it was shifting back to charging stevedoring fees in US dollars on March 05th, 2024.
Source:SunOnline International2024-4-43375 -
Drugs worth MVR 21.6 million seized in three days
Drugs worth over MVR 22 million have been seized in a joint operation carried out by Maldives Police Service and Maldives Customs Service over the last three days.
Source:SunOnline International2024-4-41341 -
Newly elected Comilla, Mymensingh mayors take oath
Newly elected mayors of two city corporations —Tahsin Bahar Suchona of Comilla and Ekramul Haque Titu of Mymensingh — as well as chairmen of five Zila Parishads took oath on Thursday morning.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-4-46304 -
Police: Bandarban bank raids orchestrated by KNF for quick cash
Members of the Kuki-Chin National Front executed planned bank raids in Ruma and Thanchi upazilas of Bandarban on Tuesday and Wednesday aiming to swiftly amass a large amount of money, the deputy inspector general of the …
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-4-42164 -
Defence Ministry declares month-long general amnesty for Tri Forces absentees
The Ministry of Defence has declared a month-long General Amnesty from 20 April to 20 May (2024) to Tri-Forces absentees, enabling them to receive an official discharge from their respective services.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-4-42642 -
’Dunhinda Odyssey’ to be launched tomorrow
While marking 100 years since the beginning of the train service between Colombo and Badulla, the Railways Department is to launch a special train, 'Dunhinda Odyssey', tomorrow.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-4-47908 -
Attempt to dissolve Parliament for snap General Election fails
The attempt by some MPs to dissolve Parliament by passing a resolution has proven to be a futile exercise as the required number of 113 MPs cannot be mustered, a parliamentarian who wished to remain anonymous said.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-4-41490 -
Goods and services become costlier by 4.53 percent in February
Bhutanese consumers are paying 4.53 percent more for the same basket of goods and services in February this year from the same month of last year.
Source:Kuensel2024-4-41953 -
Can TVET reforms bridge Bhutan’s skill gap?
For nearly five decades, Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) programme has been grappling with a lack of recognition and appreciation.
Source:Kuensel2024-4-42878 -
Ashfan appointed Immigration’s deputy controller following 18 years of service
Ahmed Ashfan, who has served over 18 years in Maldives Immigration, has been appointed the Deputy Controller of the organization.
Source:SunOnline International2024-4-44014 -
NTC urges customers to phase out copper wire-based service and upgrade to fiber technology
Nepal Telecom (NTC) has urged its customers to swiftly upgrade their landline telephone services from traditional copper wires to modern fiber technology. The NTC has announced the cessation of services reliant on coppe…
Source:myRepublica2024-3-253373 -
Cabinet approval granted to digitize the foreign employment sector
The entire operations of Foreign Employment would be digitized soon, where migrant workers can coordinate via an app, Labour and Foreign Employment Minister Manusha Nanayakkara said yesterday.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-3-253254 -
Traffic police takes action against 664 vehicles violating traffic rules on Holi
Police have taken action against 664 vehicles violating traffic rules on Holi.
Source:myRepublica2024-3-251771 -
Trade talks with Kabul today
The delegation would be on a two-day visit to sort out the differences and take more confidence-building measures to ease tension in border areas
Source:The News International2024-3-252073 -
Billionaire among prominent Indians flocking to Modi’s party ahead of vote
A billionaire industrialist and a former Indian Air Force chief on Sunday became the latest prominent figures, including a judge and an ambassador, to join Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s party in recent weeks as it see…
Source:The News International2024-3-253152 -
Up to Rs610,000 annual property tax on Islamabad farmhouses proposed
As a plea of the Islamabad Chamber of Commerce regarding the tax proposals of Metropolitan Corporation Islamabad is pending in the Islamabad High Court, the MCI has proposed rates for property tax.
Source:The News International2024-3-253105 -
Nu 15 billion ESP to be part of Nu 100 billion assistance for 13th Plan
Bhutan’s plan to boost its economy with a Nu 15 billion program, called the Economic Stimulus Programme (ESP), will now be part of India’s financial assistance package of INR 100 billion for Bhutan’s 13th Plan.
Source:Kuensel2024-3-242101 -
Bhutan aims for stars: Bhutan Astronomical Society
The Bhutan Astrology Society (BAS) was formed on February 21. Its goal is to encourage the learning and exploration of astronomy and space sciences in Bhutan. It also aims to motivate young Bhutanese students to consider…
Source:Kuensel2024-3-243779 -
President concludes visit to Singapore, returns
President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu and First Lady Sajidha Mohamed arrived in the Maldives on Saturday evening after concluding their unofficial visit to Singapore.
Source:SunOnline International2024-3-242025 -
BAM Corruption: ACC to probe association's pres
Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) has begun searching properties and venues believed to hold ties to Moosa Nashid, the president of Badminton Association of Maldives (BAM).
Source:SunOnline International2024-3-242435 -
Pakistan loses $4bn annually due to climate change, says TIP report
TIP on Thursday released its report “Financing Climate Action: Enhancing Effectiveness and Transparency in Pakistan’s Climate Governance Frameworks”
Source:The News International2024-3-222417 -
As predicted, rainfall covers most parts of island
As forecasted by the National Meteorological Centre's forecasting division, many areas across the island experienced showers following a change in the prevailing dry weather.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-3-221206 -
Massive rise in scams as public struggle from financial crisis
Amid the country's high cost of living, there's an increased risk of individuals falling prey to ongoing scams and cyber frauds as more people are desperately resorting to earning quick money, the Sri Lanka Computer Emer…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-3-222666 -
Eight-point agreement reached between cooperative victims and govt, all protest programs suspended
All protest programs initiated by cooperative victims have been suspended following the agreement reached between the victim side and the government negotiation team.
Source:myRepublica2024-3-221652 -
First national conference of women judges begins today
The first national conference of women judges is taking place from today.
Source:myRepublica2024-3-222299 -
Phajo Nidup appeals against 21-Year prison term for fraud and bribery
Phajo Nidup appealed to the Special Bench in Thimphu yesterday, following the 21-year prison term on March 15 imposed upon him by the Bench.
Source:Kuensel2024-3-223228 -
Dental services struggle, privatisation suggested solution
The dental services at JDWNRH in Taba are facing problems. There are too many patients, not enough medical staff, and people can’t get appointments easily since the hospital opened.
Source:Kuensel2024-3-223494 -
Donald Lu’s some remarks about ECP ‘intrusive’: FO
Pakistan Thursday said some remarks made by the US Assistant Secretary of State Donald Lu during the Congressional hearing on Wednesday reflected a misunderstanding of Pakistan’s electoral laws and at the same time wer…
Source:The News International2024-3-221670 -
NEB completes all preparations for SEE, 23 students participating from Japan
The National Examination Board (NEB) has said that all preparations for the Secondary Education Examination (SEE) to be conducted from March 28 have been completed.
Source:myRepublica2024-3-211942 -
Ilam-2 By-election: NC proposes seven candidates
The regional committee of the Nepali Congress (NC) has selected 7 candidates for the upcoming by-election to the House of Representatives in Ilam-2, set to take place on April 27.
Source:myRepublica2024-3-211942 -
Insurance payouts available only for deaths overseas
Soheli Khatun, a mother of two from Lalmonirhat, ventured abroad as a domestic help in Saudi Arabia, leaving her children under her mother's care.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-3-211928 -
ULAB, ActionAid Bangladesh join forces to promote diversity, tolerance, pluralism among youth
The Center for Enterprise and Society (CES), University of Liberal Arts Bangladesh (ULAB), and ActionAid Bangladesh (AAB) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) at the ULAB Permanent Campus on Monday to promote …
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-3-212027 -
Health Ministry’s claims on return of migrated doctors debunked
Running counter to the statement by the Health Ministry regarding the return of migrated doctors to Sri Lanka, recent statistics paint a different picture, revealing only a meagre five specialists have returned to the c…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-3-211900 -
Rock avalanche from construction devastates home in Mongar
On March 11, at approximately 11 am, a big rock hit and swept away a two-story house situated in Gomchhu village in Narang, Mongar.
Source:Kuensel2024-3-212347 -
Mining sector asks for lower royalties on value-added minerals
The mining sector is urging the government to lower royalties on value-added minerals exported from the country, aligning with existing government policies.
Source:Kuensel2024-3-211750 -
China signs three-year extension on Sinamale’ Bridge maintenance
China has signed a three-year extension on free maintenance works on the Sinamale’ Bridge in the Maldivian capital.
Source:SunOnline International2024-3-211510 -
Maldives welcomes over 500,000 tourists in 3 months
Maldives attracts over 524,000 tourists by March 19th, according to the Ministry of Tourism.
Source:SunOnline International2024-3-211891 -
Nasheed urges against destroying reefs, lagoons for Tourism Development
Former President Mohamed Nasheed on Wednesday, called out against the destruction of reefs and lagoons for tourist resort development.
Source:SunOnline International2024-3-211210 -
RLNG prices up by over 2pc for SNGPL, marginal rise for SSGC
The Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA) on Wednesday increased the prices of re-gasified liquefied natural gas (RLNG) by $0.332 per million British thermal units (mmBtu), or 2.58 percent, for consumers of Sui Norther…
Source:The News International2024-3-212980 -
Earn money but don’t involve martyrs, CJP tells DHA
During the hearing of a case related to a private housing society in the Supreme Court, the Chief Justice remarked on Wednesday that the DHA people are doing a simple business, they should earn money but should not invo…
Source:The News International2024-3-212063 -
Govt won’t last beyond 5 or 6 months: Imran
Incarcerated Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan has said the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) did not join the federal cabinet because the incumbent set-up will not last long. “Establishment, caretaker govern…
Source:The News International2024-3-212337 -
Nepal exports goods worth Rs. 100 billion in eight months
Both imports and exports have witnessed a decline during the first eight months of the current fiscal year 2023/24.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-3-202079 -
Dolphin population declining in Nepali rivers
The number of dolphins continues to decline in the rivers of Nepal. The rare species of dolphins found in Nepal's Koshi, Karnali and Narayani rivers are declining significantly.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-3-201974 -
Mankamana cable car temporarily closed for maintenance today
The Mankamana cable car service will be closed for one day today for routine maintenance, according to Manakamana Darshan Pvt Ltd.
Source:myRepublica2024-3-202571 -
Small farmers demand fair pricing for eggs, chicken
The country's small and marginal poultry farmers have urged the government to revise the unrealistic pricing of broiler chicken and eggs and set fair prices in order to save both them and the industry.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-3-201911 -
BNM secretary general denies prior knowledge of Shakib's alleged affiliation
Bangladesh Nationalist Movement (BNM) Secretary General Dr Md Shahjahan on Tuesday night said that he was unaware of Awami League Member of Parliament for Magura-1 Constituency Cricketer Shakib Al Hasan joining the "king…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-3-202119 -
Death toll from Gazipur cylinder explosion rises to 14
The death toll from a cylinder blast in Gazipur last week has risen to 14 with another injured succumbing to her injuries.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-3-201972 -
Another MP resigns from COPE
Opposition MP Wasantha Yapa Bandara, who was appointed to the Committee on Public Enterprises ( COPE) today, announced that he would resign as a member.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-3-201329 -
Cabinet nod to introduce hybrid parliamentary electoral system
The Cabinet endorsed a proposal to draft constitutional amendments for the introduction of a new parliamentary electoral system that will enable the election of 160 MPs under the previous First-Past-the –Post System and…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-3-201769 -
Wangchhu revitalisation, a bold waste reduction project
Wangchhu in Thimphu has been getting dirty and not very nice for some time now. But now, a project has started to make it clean and flowing nicely again.
Source:Kuensel2024-3-202376 -
Kuri-Gongri project’s DPR reveals 2,800MW potential
The Detailed Project Report (DPR) for the Kuri-Gongri Hydro-Electric Project indicates a potential annual electricity generation capacity of 2,800 megawatts (MW).
Source:Kuensel2024-3-203117 -
Police urge caution in bike parking over theft surge
Maldives Police Service has urged the public to increase caution when parking their motorbikes owing to recent surge in theft.
Source:SunOnline International2024-3-201798 -
Against pay hike by MPs: Dunya
Former Minister of Foreign Affairs, Dunya Maumoon, who is running independently for South-Hulhumale' constituency in the upcoming parliamentary election, has said on Tuesday she is against the pay hikes approved by MPs f…
Source:SunOnline International2024-3-201285 -
Pakistan slams fresh round of curbs on political parties in IIOJ&K
Denouncing the Indian authorities’ decision of declaring the Jammu and Kashmir People’s Freedom League (JKPFL) and four factions of Jammu and Kashmir People’s League (JKPL) as ‘unlawful associations’, Islamabad Tues…
Source:The News International2024-3-201668 -
Govt restricts foreign trips of ministers, officials
The Cabinet Division issued the travel policy in light of the decisions of the federal cabinet
Source:The News International2024-3-191643 -
Bill Gates writes to Shehbaz
Bill Gates also wished Shehbaz Sharif every success in work to foster growth and prosperity for Pakistan
Source:The News International2024-3-191684 -
Punjab govt presents Rs4.48tr budget for three months
A spokesman for the government said the non-tax revenue had been estimated at Rs231.80 billion with an increase of 42pc
Source:The News International2024-3-191913 -
Electoral bonds data: Months before 2019 polls, BJP got over Rs 3,941 crore, 77% of its year’s count
The ruling BJP redeemed over Rs 3,941.57 crore between March 2018 to May 22, 2019, according to a fresh set of data released by the Election Commission today.
Source:The Indian Express2024-3-192367 -
PM to address parliament today
The meeting of the House of Representatives (HoR) is taking place today at the Federal Parliament Building in New Baneshwor at 11 AM.
Source:myRepublica2024-3-191900 -
School which have not received textbooks, uniforms urged to notify authorities
The Education Ministry today requested all school principals to inform them if their schools have not received school text books and uniform fabric for 2024 yet.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-3-192179 -
Tense situation in Parliament due to protest by TNA MPs
A tense situation erupted in Parliament after a group of Tamil National Alliance MPs staged a protest inside the Chamber over the arrest of eight persons who were engaged in religious observances at the Vedukkunaarimalai…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-3-191477 -
Prepare for presidential election first -President tells Cabinet
Putting an end to the rumor's that the general election or the presidential election will be held first, President Ranil Wickremesinghe reportedly informed the cabinet of ministers yesterday (18) that the presidential el…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-3-191517 -
HoR session: NC demands fair investigation into cooperatives fraud
In today's session of the House of Representatives (HoR), the major opposition party Nepali Congress called for an impartial investigation into cases of cooperative fraud.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-3-181744 -
Nepal's public debt mounts to Rs. 2,388 billion
The total outstanding debt of the government of Nepal reached Rs. 2,388.26 billion as of March 13, 2024.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-3-182686 -
Mahara brought to Kathmandu, to be produced before court today itself
Vice Chairman of the ruling CPN (Maoist Center) Krishna Bahadur Mahara who was arrested from Kapilvastu district this morning in connection with gold smuggling has been brought to Kathmandu.
Source:myRepublica2024-3-181993 -
Gold price drops by Rs 500 per tola
Gold prices have seen a consecutive decline for two days this week after reaching a peak. Compared to last Friday, the price per tola decreased by Rs 400 on Sunday and further dropped by Rs 500 on Monday, according to th…
Source:myRepublica2024-3-181637 -
Vehicle import ban saves Nu 5.3 Billion
The ban on importing vehicles could have helped Bhutan save Nu 5.3 billion in foreign reserves. This happened during the time when importing certain vehicles was not allowed, from August 2022 to December last year.
Source:Kuensel2024-3-183009 -
Land price soars in Sarpang
The prospects offered by the Special Administrative Region (SAR) in Sarpang has driven the land price even with a moratorium on the sale and purchase of land.
Source:Kuensel2024-3-187974 -
Special Bench sentences Phajo Nidup to 21 years in prison
Phajo Nidup, embroiled in 17 criminal cases in connection to alleged fraudulent loans, was sentenced to 21 years, one month and 27 days in prison by the Special Bench yesterday.
Source:Kuensel2024-3-183129 -
STO announces Board Directorship opportunity
State Trading Organization (STO) on Sunday evening, has announced application for the corporation's Board Directorship is now open.
Source:SunOnline International2024-3-183784 -
MATATO urges MMPRC SOE Model overhaul, triple marketing investment
The Maldives Association of Travel Agents and Tour Operators (MATATO) on Sunday, intensified its calls to restructure Maldives Marketing and Public Relations Corporation (MMPRC).
Source:SunOnline International2024-3-182266 -
Cop who was part of Karachi operation facing death threats
Haider Ali Zaidi, who had played a vital role in the Karachi operation in the 1990s and had been attacked by terrorists multiple times, is once again facing death threats, and so is his family
Source:The News International2024-3-181271 -
Govt changes work style to restore normal economy: Finance Minister Pun
Finance Minister Barsha Man Pun has said the government would not change its policies but work styles to recover the national economy from the slump.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-3-161051 -
Baksal 2 has been established in Bangladesh
BNP Standing Committee Member Dr Abdul Moyeen Khan on Saturday said that “Balsal 2” has been established in the country.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-3-162151 -
Jhenaidah-1 MP Abdul Hyee passes away
Abdul Hyee, Jhenaidah-1 constituency MP and president of the district Awami League, has died. He was 78.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-3-161951 -
Gazipur gas cylinder explosion: Death toll rises to two
Another victim of Wednesday's gas cylinder explosion in Gazipur has succumbed to their injuries, raising the death toll from the incident to two.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-3-162275 -
Brave act of heroism: Kinley Lhendup rescues teen from Punatsangchhu
On February 11, 22-year-old Kinley Lhendup, Ugyen Academy’s talented footballer, exhibited remarkable courage by diving into Punatsangchhu to save a 17-year-old girl who was in distress.
Source:Kuensel2024-3-162267 -
Climate crisis: Bhutan’s urgent battle against mounting environmental threats?
In 2021, Bhutan was ranked 38th among the countries most vulnerable to climate change and 62nd in terms of readiness to handle it, as per the Global Climate Change Adaptation index.
Source:Kuensel2024-3-162169 -
NSP splits less than two years after formation under Baburam Bhattarai's leadership
Nepal Samajwadi Party (NSP) formed by Doctor Baburam Bhattarai has split.
Source:myRepublica2024-3-161799 -
PPP names candidates for Senate polls
The PPP Parliamentarians announced its candidates for the upcoming Senate elections after approval by the party leadership.
Source:The News International2024-3-162113 -
Sri Lanka refutes US claims of Chinese military base
Sri Lanka has refuted recent claims from US intelligence that there are potential plans for a Chinese military base to be established on its soil.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-3-153275 -
Farmers in Trongsa demand action as wildlife conflict rages on
Human-wildlife conflict (HWC) in Nubi Gewog in Trongsa is bound to happen.
Source:Kuensel2024-3-152609 -
Revolutionising heart care: Cath Lab’s rapid impact
In September last year, something big happened at the JDWNRH: they opened the first-ever Cath Lab along with the Heart Centre. In just seven months, this Cath Lab has been doing wonders for patients with heart problems.
Source:Kuensel2024-3-152834 -
Bhutan’s economic growth could slow at 4 percent in this FY 2023-24: WB
The World Bank says Bhutan’s economy will grow slower at 4 percent this year, according to its Global Economic Prospects Report 2024.
Source:Kuensel2024-3-152117 -
Exams preponed as it coincides with parliamentary election
The final exams of seventh, eighth and ninth graders have been preponed as the initial dates set for the exams coincide with this parliamentary election.
Source:SunOnline International2024-3-151879 -
Air Ambulance seaplane put to operation
A seaplane as been put to effective operation of the Air Ambulance service launched by the government.
Source:SunOnline International2024-3-152991 -
PM directs to implement recommendations of Commission to control gold smuggling
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' has directed the Deputy Prime Minister and Home Minister, Rabi Lamichhane, to implement the recommendations submitted by the High-Level Probe Commission formed to investigate…
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-3-153185 -
Budget deficit surges to Rs 137.75 billion in first eight months of current FY
Nepal faced a budget deficit of Rs 137.75 billion in the first eight months of the current fiscal year due to a surge in financial liability on debt service of the government.
Source:myRepublica2024-3-151434 -
Govt and microfinance victims continue their talks for second day
The government and the protesting victims of microfinance finance institutions struggle committee are continuing their talks for the second consecutive day on Friday.
Source:myRepublica2024-3-151619 -
Govt to directly subsidise fertiliser cost to help farmers
The government has announced a significant policy shift aimed at directly assisting farmers by providing subsidies on fertilizers, bypassing traditional channels that often benefit manufacturers more than the intended re…
Source:The News International2024-3-151361 -
54 police officers stationed at TIA for extended periods simultaneously relieved of duties
A total of 54 police officers stationed at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) for prolonged durations have been relieved of their duties simultaneously.
Source:myRepublica2024-3-141871 -
Discussion on principles and priorities of Appropriation Bill to begin in HoR from today
The House of Representatives (HoR) is set to commence discussions on the principles and priorities of the Appropriation Bill for the fiscal year 2024/25 in its meeting today.
Source:myRepublica2024-3-142073 -
Gelephu prepares to face potential flood incidents
With temperatures in Gelephu already hitting 28°C, signalling the onset of the monsoon season, the settlements along the riverbanks live in fear.
Source:Kuensel2024-3-142321 -
TVET to become attractive through national transformation plan
In Bhutan, there’s a growing problem where Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) institutes aren’t doing enough to include everyone, especially women and people with disabilities.
Source:Kuensel2024-3-142491 -
Shehbaz, Gandapur forge rare bonhomie in first meeting
In a major political development, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur Wednesday met Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and was satisfied with his first engagement with the premier, terming it as positive.
Source:The News International2024-3-142926 -
CJP reconstitutes committee to form SC benches
Chief Justice of Pakistan Qazi Faez Isa has reconstituted a committee mandated for forming SC benches to hear and dispose of appeals and cases registered under Article 184(3) of the Constitution.
Source:The News International2024-3-142161 -
SBP payments system review: Mobile, internet banking preferred mode of digital transactions
Mobile and internet banking remains the preferred mode of digital transactions for Pakistanis as these two channels account for half of all digital transactions, the central bank said on Wednesday.
Source:The News International2024-3-143779 -
ADB approves $71m loan for flood control, water resources management in Gopalganj, Madaripur
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has approved a $71 million loan to improve flood control, irrigation, and water resources management in rural communities in Gopalganj and Madaripur districts in Bangladesh to strengthen …
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-3-132731 -
ECP issues notice to Gandapur on disqualification plea
The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) Tuesday issued a notice to Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur on a petition seeking his disqualification for allegedly misleading about a patch of land.
Source:The News International2024-3-132349 -
SIFC’s eye on Centre’s Rs1tr being spent in provinces
The provincial governments are presently reluctant to fund the Benazir Income Support Programme (BISP) but the financial support programme, for being a provincial subject, has to be transferred to the provinces.
Source:The News International2024-3-131405 -
Minister of State Shaza Fatima given ITT portfolio
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has allocated the portfolio of Information Technology and Telecommunication (ITT) to the Minister of State Shaza Fatima Khawaja.
Source:The News International2024-3-132420 -
Boosting school health; nationwide expansion being planned
Yesterday, 66 individuals from Thimphu, including principals, Health and Physical Education (HPE) teachers, and School Sports Instructors (SSI), went to a workshop. The workshop was all about keeping students healthy and…
Source:Kuensel2024-3-133095 -
Gold price decreases by Rs 1,000 per tola
The price of gold has decreased by Rs 1,000 per tola in the domestic market on Wednesday after remaining steady at Rs 126,000 per tola for three consecutive days.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-3-132965 -
Nepal's beautiful nature and rich culture attracts world-President Paudel
President Ram Chandra Poudel has said that Nepal has become a center of attraction in the globe for its beautiful nature and glorious culture.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-3-131991 -
PM taking vote of confidence in parliament today
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' is taking a vote of confidence in the meeting of the House of Representatives (HoR) scheduled for today.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-3-132805 -
17 banks reduce interest rates for Chaitra except for NIC Asia Bank
Most of the commercial banks have reduced the deposit interest rate for the month of Chaitra (mid-March to mid-April). The latest interest rate table released by these banks indicates a decline in the average interest ra…
Source:myRepublica2024-3-132418 -
Pirates taking captured Bangladeshi ship to Somalia, crew seeks prayers
Sailors on board a Bangladesh-flagged bulk carrier seized by pirates off the coast of Somalia have sought prayers as it is reportedly being taken to the African country.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-3-132428 -
IMF should call on Sri Lanka to abandon proposed NGO law, says HRW
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) should urge Sri Lanka’s government to abandon the proposed Non-Governmental Organizations (Registration and Supervision) Act, impose a moratorium on the use of the Online Safety Act…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-3-132230 -
Safeguarding Nepal From Power Tussels
Friends of Silk Road Club-Nepal organised a half-day seminar titled “Safeguarding Nepal’s national interest in changing geopolitics in South Asia” on 10th March, 2024 in Kathmandu, Nepal.
Source:SATV2024-3-106278 -
Nepal's Intellects Discussed Economic Opportunities with China's Development
In the statement, the neighboring country Nepal also emphasized on the development and cooperation of the neighboring country Nepal to join hands with China for development and prosperity.
Source:SATV2024-3-73115 -
Nepal Discussed Opportunities which Economic Development of China Opens
Talk program on China's economic development and new opportunities for neighbouring countries had been conducted on 6th of March, 2024 on Kathmandu aiming to discuss and suggest various matters and issues regarding econm…
Source:SATV2024-3-73567 -
16 New Cabinet Members Took an Oath in Sheetal Niwas
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal reformed his 20 members cabinet on Wednesday evening. 16 new ministers including three newly appointed deputy prime ministers, have taken the oath of office and secrecy before President …
Source:SATV2024-3-72852 -
Fire yet to be doused at S Alam sugar mill after 41 hours
The fire that broke out at the warehouse of S Alam Refined Sugar Industries in Chittagong on Monday, could not be fully doused even after 41 hours.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-3-62635 -
Government to obtain debt moratorium from 2023 to 2027: President
The government is expecting to obtain a debt moratorium from 2023 to 2027, President Ranil Wickremesinghe announced in Parliament today.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-3-62710 -
Will not deviate from IMF programme, but will renegotiate terms and conditions: NPP
The National People’s Power (NPP) said it would not derail the IMF programme if it won the presidency but would renegotiate its terms and conditions on implementations since the current austerity measures had burdened p…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-3-63200 -
Need to achieve climate resilience through green financing
In a pivotal step towards combating climate change, Bhutan may have to embrace innovative financing solutions, particularly in the realm of green financing.
Source:Kuensel2024-3-63110 -
PandoraBiz warned for unauthorised cryptocurrency training
Advancement in technology and digital platforms offer new avenues for earning, but they have also become a breeding ground for illicit digital businesses, where countless individuals fall victim to them everyday.
Source:Kuensel2024-3-62811 -
How secure are the positions of parliamentary committee chairpersons amid change in power coalition?
With the recent shift in the power alliance, the question has been raised as to how secure the positions of chairpersons of the parliamentary committees are. While the chairpersons of these committees are elected by a ma…
Source:myRepublica2024-3-62671 -
NC President Deuba reaches Koteshwar to meet Madhav Kumar Nepal
Nepali Congress (NC) President Sher Bahadur Deuba visited the residence of CPN (Unified Socialist) Chairman Madhav Kumar Nepal in Koteshwar today.
Source:myRepublica2024-3-62055 -
New govt to consult IMF over power sector issues
The new government will re-engage the IMF over the caretaker regime’s plans of tariff rationalisation and circular debt (CD) stock management, which the Fund had earlier rejected. The authorities in Islamabad reckon tha…
Source:The News International2024-3-62405 -
PTI founder Imran 'finalises’ KP cabinet
Incarcerated Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan Tuesday finalised Khyber Pakhtunkhwa's cabinet, which will comprise more than a dozen members, said well-placed sources.
Source:The News International2024-3-63317 -
RSP stakes claim to four ministries including home affairs
The Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) has staked claim to four ministries including the Ministry of Home Affairs.
Source:myRepublica2024-3-52270 -
Case filed against teacher who shot student in Sirajganj
A case has been filed against the teacher who opened fire and injured a student during a viva session of forensic medicine at Shaheed M Monsur Ali Medical College in Sirajganj.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-3-52704 -
Assault on woman: Police clarify Governor’s remarks on son’s surrender
Despite Uva Province Governor A.J.M. Muzammil's remarks that his son had informed the police of his intention to surrender over the investigations into the alleged assault of a woman, police clarified today that neither…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-3-54263 -
Basil Rajapaksa returns; intends to lead SLPP campaign
Former Finance Minister and Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna (SLPP) founder Basil Rajapaksa arrived in Sri Lanka from the USA this morning.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-3-53056 -
Fuel imports skyrocket while electricity exports plummet
Bhutan faces a pressing concern: while the import of fuel skyrockets, the export of electricity dwindles. This is a troubling picture of the nation’s economic landscape.
Source:Kuensel2024-3-52451 -
Govt. ministers captured at Anaara’s campaign, who lost primary
Some government ministers have been captured in the campaign of former Makunudhoo MP Dr. Anaara Naeem who is contesting the upcoming parliamentary election as an independent candidate after her loss in the ruling PPM-PNC…
Source:SunOnline International2024-3-52374 -
Bochey: South Maafanu’s army of youth with me
Campaign launching event of Abdulla Rifaau (Bochey) who is contesting the upcoming parliamentary election on main ruling PNC’s ticket.
Source:SunOnline International2024-3-52968 -
Skyrocketing coconut prices will affect meal packets
The skyrocketing prices of coconuts will have a serious effect on the packed rice and curry meals in the future, as most of the curries are prepared with the coconut cream, food industry trade unions said.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-3-43915 -
NPP has plans to raise state revenue by increasing IRD efficiency and discussions held with them: AKD
Claiming that they have plans to raise state revenue, NPP leader Anura Kumara Dissanayake said today they had discussions with the Inland Revenue Department on ways to increase state reveue.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-3-41810 -
Heat bends Dhaka-Sylhet railway line in Brahmanbaria
A section of the Dhaka-Sylhet railway line, spanning at least 15 feet, has bent due to heat in Akhaura upazila in Brahmanbaria.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-3-42367 -
Rural schools struggle with ICT curriculum amid infrastructure challenges
Despite the implementation of the Digital School Flagship Programme in the 12th Plan and declaring it a success, challenges abound in effectively implementing the ICT curriculum, especially in schools in remote Bhutan.
Source:Kuensel2024-3-42520 -
An initiative for communist unity has begun : PM Prachanda
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' has said that the initiative for a communist unity has been started.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-3-42292 -
HoR meeting scheduled for today
The House of Representatives (HoR) is set to convene today at the Parliament House in New Baneshwar. The meeting is scheduled to commence at 11:00 AM.
Source:myRepublica2024-3-42669 -
Coalition govt collapses; parties, including UML, gear up to form new Cabinet
After Surendra Pandey, vice chairman of the CPN-UML, said on social media that the government will change today, it has become clear that the current ruling coalition government has collapsed.
Source:The Himalayan Times2024-3-42201 -
Possibility of light to moderate rain today
The weather is generally cloudy across the country with light rain in some places in Karnali, Lumbini and Gandaki provinces and a few places in Sudurpaschim province.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-3-32104 -
Govt and agitating milk farmers reach five-point agreement
A five-point agreement has been reached between protesting farmers and the government, who have been pouring milk on the streets to exert pressure on the government to help expedite payment of around Rs 7 billion for th…
Source:myRepublica2024-3-32203 -
UN concerned over Sri Lanka’s proposed laws
UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk expressed deep concern over Sri Lanka's proposed legislative measures, at the 55th Session of the Human Rights Council, warning of their potential impact on fundamental r…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-3-31846 -
Parliament, Central Bank set to discuss salary hike
Parliament is in a dilemma whether it can undo the salary hike implemented by the Central Bank for its employees in large proportions amidst fiscal austerity, the Daily Mirror learns.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-3-31993 -
Govt’s Saturday off pledge sparks debate
After the government disclosed information to the media regarding the committee’s suggestion to designate Saturdays as non-working days, teachers across the country have expressed their dissatisfaction, with some turnin…
Source:Kuensel2024-3-32479 -
Why drink green tea?
For the last few years, the number of green tea consumers has risen in Bangladesh as it has been easy to find green tea in the local shops of the country. The slightly bitter, light brown-coloured warm beverage has becom…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-2-292303 -
2-month-long ban on fishing in Padma-Meghna starts Friday
A two-month-long ban on all kinds of fishing including jatka (ilish fry) in the 70-km Padma-Meghna sanctuary will come into effect on Friday, impacting 43,000 registered fishermen in Chandpur.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-2-291761 -
Supreme Court disenrolls Nagananda Kodituwakku
The Supreme Court today issued a rule for the removal of Nagananda Kodituwakku from the position of an Attorney-at-Law after he was found guilty of professional misconduct.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-2-292536 -
Findings on COVID vaccine side effects: Local authorities in the dark
In the wake of disquieting findings on the health risks associated with certain COVID-19 vaccines, the Sri Lankan health authorities seem to be turning a blind eye as they go unresponsive to the queries.
Source:Kuensel2024-2-292024 -
Building strong agrifood systems with EU support
In a bid to strengthen agrifood systems and alleviate poverty in Bhutan, the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the UN Bhutan, in collaboration with the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (MoAL), launched its …
Source:XINHUA2024-2-291799 -
Four arrested over cattle theft and slaughter
Police in Wangdue have arrested four men aged between 20 and 30 years old, on February 24, and charged for larceny and malicious mischief.
Source:XINHUA2024-2-293087 -
Housing Minister: Skilled professionals important for building maintenance
The Minister of Housing, Land and Urban Development Dr. Ali Haidar has stressed on the importance of employing skilled professionals in building maintenance works.
Source:SunOnline International2024-2-293266 -
China Eastern resumes Kunming to VIA route
China Eastern Airlines has resumed direct flights from Kunming to Velana International Airport (VIA) officially on Wednesday evening, February 28, 2024.
Source:SunOnline International2024-2-293255 -
Watermills disappearing in Bajura
The traditional watermills, known as Paani Ghatta in Nepali, which have been in operation in Bajura district for generations have, of late, disappeared.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-2-292421 -
KP MPAs sworn in amid rumpus
The newly-elected 115 members of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly were sworn in on Wednesday amid rumpus, mismanagement and harassment of the opposition.
Source:The News International2024-2-292542 -
President attacked Constitution by not calling NA session: Rabbani
Senator Mian Raza Rabbani on Monday in the Senate alleged that the Constitution was being subjected to terrorism and the latest attack was committed from the President House by not summoning National Assembly inaugural …
Source:The News International2024-2-272109 -
Members of oppn parties criticize govt for failing to give justice to microfinance victims
In the meeting of the House of Representatives (HoR) on Sunday, the MPs of the opposition parties criticized the government alleging that it failed to play an important role in solving the problems of microfinance victim…
Source:myRepublica2024-2-263487 -
CIB arrests Executive Chairman Gurung of Platinum College in connection with smuggling of 14kg gold
The Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) of Nepal Police has arrested the executive chairman of Platinum College, Jiwan Kumar Gurung (John), on Monday. The police said that he was arrested in connection with conducting inv…
Source:myRepublica2024-2-264214 -
Dhaka College student faces jail for giving proxy exam in JU admission test
A mobile court has sentenced a Dhaka College student to one year imprisonment and imposed a Tk200 fine after he was caught giving a proxy exam at the Jahangirnagar University undergraduate admission test for the 2023-24 …
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-2-262282 -
Registration for Korean exam online from today: SLBFE
The Sri Lanka Foreign Employment Bureau (SLBFE) announced that the issuing of admissions for the Korean language test for 2024 will be held online only from February 26 to 29.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-2-267975 -
Acting IGP Tennakoon’s term likely to be extended amid ’Yukthiya’ operation
Following the ongoing Island-wide "Yukthiya" operation against underworld criminals and narcotics, President Ranil Wickremesinghe is likely to extend Deshabandu Tennakoon's appointment as Acting Inspector General of Poli…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-2-262762 -
Vaccination campaign against measles-rubella begins from today
The government is conducting a nationwide vaccination campaign against measles-rubella from today. According to the Ministry of Health and Population, the vaccination campaign that starts today will be conducted until Ma…
Source:myRepublica2024-2-252379 -
US Delegation’s Dhaka visit: Is Washington turning a new page in Bangladesh?
The United States had a different tone before the parliamentary elections in Bangladesh. The US ambassador had been actively advocating for free and fair elections. Meanwhile, the US administration had consistently used …
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-2-252221 -
High fertilizer prices frustrate watermelon growers
The local authorities have closed 53 sluice gates for 80 days to prevent saline water from entering the canals and water bodies in Dakop Upazila of Khulna, where farmers depend heavily on watermelon cultivation.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-2-252874 -
Police arrest Chinese woman over Rs. 8.4 million fraud
A Chinese woman was arrested in connection with a fraud exceeding Rs. 8.4 million, Police said.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-2-252117 -
Suspected deaths of patients at Kurunegala Hospital raise concern
The Health Ministry has launched an investigation and appointed a committee to look into the incident surrounding the suspected deaths at the dialysis unit of the Kurunegala Teaching Hospital.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-2-25950 -
Reservoir filling ceremony marks milestone in PHPA-II project
In honour of the brave individuals who sacrificed their lives during the construction of the Punatsangchhu-II Hydroelectric Project Authority (PHPA-II), Rajesh Kumar Chandel, the managing director, opened his remarks at …
Source:The News International2024-2-253218 -
Registries issued to 8,000 of 'Binveriya' scheme recipients
The Ministry of Housing has confirmed issuing land registries to 8,000 of the Binveriya Scheme recipients.
Source:SunOnline International2024-2-253201 -
Thoddoo students produce watermelon for Ramadan
Students from AA. Thoddoo are producing watermelons for Ramadan.
Source:SunOnline International2024-2-253268 -
Bharatpur Metropolitan City declared as best metropolis in performance evaluation
Bharatpur Metropolitan City has been declared the best metropolis in performance evaluation. Bharatpur has come first among six metropolitan cities across the country.
Source:myRepublica2024-2-223085 -
Government to introduce E-Passport service to eliminate long queues at Immigration Dept.
Efforts are being made to introduce the E-Passport service to eliminate the long queues at the Immigration and Emigration Department office in Battaramulla.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-2-223590 -
Central Bank shifts focus to medium-term inflation strategy
The Central Bank announced yesterday its intention to shift focus on inflation from the near term to medium term, citing the latter’s greater relevance for the decision-making processes.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-2-222746 -
MDP leader says govt has ‘no other choice’ but to ratify election delay bill
Abdulla Shahid, the leader of the main opposition MDP, says that President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu must ratify legislature banning elections in Ramadan, adding that the party – which holds a majority in the Parliament – wil…
Source:SunOnline International2024-2-223413 -
President pledges to run mega farming project in Kondey
President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu has announced plans to conduct a mega farming project in GA. Kondey.
Source:SunOnline International2024-2-222399 -
Controversy surrounds new DU Chhatra League committee
After a delay of 14 months, the Bangladesh Chhatra League committee at Dhaka University (DU) has finally been unveiled, comprising a 279-member full-fledged team. However, the announcement has been met with controversy d…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-2-222159 -
Contempt case: IHC rejects Islamabad DC’s unconditional apology
The Islamabad High Court (IHC) rejected Islamabad Deputy Commissioner (DC) Irfan Nawaz Memon’s plea seeking unconditional pardon on Wednesday after he failed to appear for a hearing in the contempt of court case against…
Source:The News International2024-2-223457 -
Crane for food storage silo construction collapses on house in Khulna
A construction crane involved in building a food storage silo collapsed onto a nearby house in Daulatpur’s Maheswarpasha CSD (food warehouse) in Khulna Wednesday morning.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-2-212238 -
CEB to reduce electricity tariff rates by 18 percent?
The Ceylon Electricity Board (CEB) is planning to reduce electricity tariff rates by 18 percent soon, Daily Mirror learns.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-2-211910 -
CID and Central Bank probe Rs. 8 Bn fraud defrauding over 22000 victims
The Criminal Investigation Department and the Central Bank of Sri Lanka have initiated separate investigations to apprehend a man and his wife who are alleged to have defrauded approximately Rs. 8 billion from around 22,…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-2-212084 -
Medical experts ring alarm bells over hot weather
In light of the prevailing hot weather conditions in the country, medical experts strongly advise individuals to minimize their exposure to sunlight and to drink plenty of fluids on a frequent basis.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-2-211949 -
Labour market faces quality challenges
The 2024 Bhutan Labor Market Assessment Report by the World Bank’s Social Protection and Jobs Global Practice sheds light on the prevalence of poor-quality employment in Bhutan, attributing it to various labour market c…
Source:Kuensel2024-2-213305 -
Bhutan’s EV imports grab 20 percent of auto import value
Bhutan imported automobiles worth Nu 944.37 million in the first nine months of last year, with electric vehicles (EVs) accounting for about 20 percent of the total value.
Source:Kuensel2024-2-214530 -
NC Mahasamiti meeting: Group discussion commences today
The group discussions have begun today as a part of Mahasamti meeting of the Nepali Congress (NC) in Godawari.
Source:myRepublica2024-2-212951 -
KMC issues 7-day ultimatum to vacate land of Lalita Niwas area
Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) has issued a 7-day ultimatum to the concerned to vacate the government land in the Lalita Niwas area.
Source:myRepublica2024-2-212261 -
IHC orders Islamabad DC be placed on ECL in contempt case
The Islamabad High Court (IHC) on Tuesday ordered the authorities to place Islamabad Deputy Commissioner (DC) Irfan Nawaz Memon’s name on the no-fly list for skipping proceedings of a contempt case over the detention of…
Source:The News International2024-2-212966 -
Prices of 146 essential medicines increased
A day after the federal health authorities deregulated the prices of medicines, the Drug Regulatory Authority of Pakistan (DRAP) Tuesday notified an increase in the prices of 146 medicines, which are the part of the Nati…
Source:The News International2024-2-213000 -
CEB Engineers open to “progressive” reforms
The resistance to restructuring the state-owned enterprises is a common narrative but the Ceylon Electricity Board Engineers Union (CEBEU) has made it clear that it is not opposed to reforms.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-2-202223 -
Some sections of Anti Terrorism Bill inconsistent with Constitution: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has informed the Speaker of Parliament that some sections of the proposed Anti Terrorism Bill are inconsistent with the Constitution and should be approved with a special majority and through a referend…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-2-202531 -
Rise in Russian tourists engaging in prostitution sparks concerns
In the wake of an influx of tourists particularly from Russia following the implementation of a visa-free entry programme, concerns have been raised regarding the involvement of some Russian female tourists, engaging in …
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-2-206122 -
President Muizzu begins tour of Gaafu Alifu and Gaafu Dhaalu atolls
President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu, on Tuesday, began his tour of Gaafu Alifu and Gaafu Dhaalu atolls as part of his ongoing trip to the southernmost atolls of the Maldives.
Source:SunOnline International2024-2-202901 -
Former PM, police chief, widow charged in 2021 Haiti president's killing
A judge investigating the July 2021 assassination of President Jovenel Moise issued a final report on Monday that indicts his widow, Martine Moise, ex-prime minister Claude Joseph, and the former chief of Haiti’s Nation…
Source:SunOnline International2024-2-202985 -
Fitch warns of IMF deal risks amid election deadlock
Raising the probability of default, the Fitch Ratings agency warned Pakistan that the recent election results had complicated near-term uncertainty and the possibility of extended negotiation or failure to secure a new d…
Source:The News International2024-2-203853 -
Govt formation: PMLN, PPP teams to meet again today to forge consensus
The political coordination committees of the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PMLN) and Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) on Monday held fifth round of talks for formation of government in the Centre but could not reach any dec…
Source:The News International2024-2-202791 -
PTI’s quest for reserved seats may not be smooth sailing
There could be legal obstacles to the PTI getting its independents’ share of reserved seats in the National Assembly by joining the Sunni Ittehad Council. However, legal experts say that not granting the PTI its reserve…
Source:The News International2024-2-203468 -
Potential of federalism should be realized: PM Dahal
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal "Prachanda" has said that the immense potential brought about by the federal democratic system of governance should be realized into opportunities.
Source:The Himalayan Times2024-2-192283 -
Balloon Nepal participates in ‘Singha Park Chiang Rai International Balloon Fiesta’ held in Thailand
Balloon Nepal, the only company in Nepal offering hot air balloon flights, participated in the ‘Singha Park Chiang Rai International Balloon Fiesta’ in Thailand.
Source:myRepublica2024-2-194210 -
Ghanaian foreign minister arrives in Dhaka
Foreign Minister of Ghana Shirley Ayorkor Botchwey has arrived in Dhaka with a delegation for a bilateral visit.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-2-191679 -
Central Bank urges legal reforms for stronger credit recovery
With a view to ensure continuity of businesses and job security of employees, the Central Bank (CB) has called for legal reforms to further strengthen Sri Lanka’s Parate execution law and other credit recovery laws in o…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-2-192307 -
Women lag behind in financial literacy
Gender and regional disparities exist in financial literacy, with adult females having lower knowledge of financial institutions compared to males, and rural adults demonstrating less understanding than their urban count…
Source:Kuensel2024-2-193071 -
Bhutan secures USD 10M funding for agriculture
Bhutan along with 14 countries in the Asia and the Pacific region received the Global Environment Facility’s (GEF) Food Systems Integrated Program (FSIP) approved by the GEF Council earlier this month.
Source:Kuensel2024-2-193423 -
Hardware sector request for OD loans against stock or working capital
The Bhutan Hardware Association (BHA) has requested the government to provide an overdraft (OD) facility against stock or working capital for a robust hardware and trading sector.
Source:Kuensel2024-2-192829 -
‘Pakistan’s total public debt becoming unsustainable’
Pakistan’s total public debt and liabilities are becoming unsustainable. The country’s external debt doubled while domestic debt has increased by six-fold since 2011.
Source:The News International2024-2-192286 -
President Muizzu departs on tour of four southern Maldivian atolls
President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu, on Sunday, departed on a tour of four southern Maldivian atolls as part of his ongoing initiative to visit all Maldivian atolls.
Source:SunOnline International2024-2-182814 -
Solih: Maldives headed towards a deep ditch; cannot turn a blind eye
Underscoring that Maldives is headed towards a “deep ditch” – opposition MDP's interim leader, former president Ibrahim Mohamed Solih has remarked that he cannot turn a blind eye as someone who has previously served a…
Source:SunOnline International2024-2-181806 -
FWRAs demand clarity amid regulatory concerns
MoICE implements strict measures to improve the management of foreign workers
Source:Kuensel2024-2-183419 -
CSOs struggle for survival, some in need of operational fund
Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) in Bhutan, established to supplement the efforts of the government, are facing challenges in meeting their financial requirements, including the endowment fund, along with operational c…
Source:Kuensel2024-2-183074 -
Did CJP have any role in GE 2024?
What role did the Chief Justice of Pakistan have in the general election 2024? What does he have to do with managing or rigging the elections?
Source:The News International2024-2-182866 -
Khattak quits as PTIP chairman
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Parliamentarians (PTIP) Chairman Pervez Khattak announced quitting as the head of his party “due to poor health” on Saturday.
Source:The News International2024-2-181535 -
Six more independents join PMLN
The Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PMLN) got one more seat in the National Assembly, three more seats in Punjab Assembly and two more in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa Assembly on Saturday.
Source:The News International2024-2-182075 -
Traffic police fines 27 for modifying motorcycles
The traffic police have taken action against 27 motorcycle owners who caused noise pollution by changing the shape and design of their motorcycles and producing loud noise.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-2-72412 -
Govt aims to increase the size of GDP to Rs 8.5 trillion in five years
The government aims to increase the size of the country's gross domestic product (GDP) by around Rs 2.9 trillion in the next five years. As the 15th Plan is nearing completion, the National Planning Commission (NPC), whi…
Source:myRepublica2024-2-72916 -
Karnali provincial government begins preparations to ensure smooth intra-province air service
Karnali provincial government has begun preparations to ensure smooth internal air transport to connect all the districts within the province.
Source:myRepublica2024-2-72179 -
Police ramp up efforts to prevent cheating in MBBS entry test
The law enforcement agencies have launched operations to ensure the integrity of the upcoming exams for admission to MBBS and BDS courses at government and private medical colleges and prevent any attempts at cheating.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-2-73207 -
Combating HIV stigma remains a challenge
People living with HIV (PLHIV) in Bhutan still face stigmatisation and discrimination, according to a report in the Bhutan Health Journal.
Source:Kuensel2024-2-72845 -
Private sector proposes Better Business Council
Private sector representatives have proposed to initiate a Better Business Council to make a conducive business environment during the review on business regulatory process consultative meeting at the Bhutan Chamber of C…
Source:Kuensel2024-2-72721 -
Medical centers and labour agent suspended and slapped fines
Gelephu—Two medical screening centers and a labour agent in Gelephu were suspended from doing business for breaching medical protocols by deliberately providing false results for Hepatitis B surface antigen (HBsAg) test…
Source:Kuensel2024-2-72538 -
Chile ex-president Sebastian Pinera dies in helicopter crash
Chile’s former President Sebastian Pinera, a billionaire tycoon who twice held the South American nation’s top job, has died in a helicopter crash, his office said in a statement.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-2-72630 -
Former Navy Commander Daya Sandagiri joins SJB
Former Sri Lanka Navy Commander Daya Sandagiri obtained membership of the Samagi Jana Balawegaya (SJB) from party leader Sajith Premadasa a shortwhile ago.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-2-74335 -
Nawaz says Pakistan to become Asian Tiger
Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PMLN) Quaid and former prime minister Nawaz Sharif said on Tuesday had his government not been ousted, the country would have been on the trajectory of progress, asserting that fraudsters sh…
Source:The News International2024-2-72485 -
Cabinet approves PIA restructuring
The federal cabinet on Tuesday approved restructuring of the Pakistan International Airlines to bifurcate the national flag carrier into two entities.
Source:The News International2024-2-72493 -
Govt body’s survey says PMLN to emerge as single largest party in polls
The Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PMLN) will likely emerge as the single largest party and the Pakistan Peoples Party as a distant second followed by the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf and other parties, according to an assess…
Source:The News International2024-2-77483 -
90% work of Dharahara project complete
The new Dharahara tower was inaugurated by the then Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli on April 24, 2021, on the eve of the sixth memorial day of the Gorkha earthquake
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-2-63642 -
Tamor Corridor construction likely to halt in lack of budget
By Kabiraj Ghimire,Hile, Feb. 6: Work on the Tamor Corridor is likely to be halted in lack of the required budget. More than Rs. 580 million, which was allocated for the under-construction Tamor Corridor, has already bee…
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-2-63294 -
Winter session of Lumbini provincial assembly set to begin on March 1
The winter session of Lumbini Provincial Assembly has been summoned for March 1.
Source:myRepublica2024-2-62467 -
BGB: 113 Myanmar BGP members taking shelter in Bangladesh
Seven more members of Myanmar's Border Guard Police (BGP) have fled to Bangladesh amid clashes between the Myanmar military and the armed rebel group, Arakan Army.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-2-63357 -
BGB protests killing of Bangladeshi national in Myanmar mortar shelling
The Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) has strongly protested the killing of a Bangladeshi woman after a mortar shell, reportedly fired by Myanmar, fell on the Ghumdum border in Bandarban.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-2-63252 -
Sri Lanka likely to adopt Singaporean house detention method for minor offenses
Sri Lanka will soon likely adopt the Singaporean method to implement house detention for suspects who are charged with minor offenses.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-2-62499 -
Government rushed to amend Online Safety Act amidst pressure
Amidst concerns by the industry stakeholders about the possible impact on digital economy, the government has already worked out fresh amendments to be incorporated into the recently introduced Online Safety Act.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-2-64833 -
Remote gewogs in need of more current budget
The remote gewogs in the country had already exhausted their current budget for the fiscal year and were facing challenges in paying utility bills, vehicle maintenance, and refuelling.
Source:Kuensel2024-2-63017 -
Farmers wait crop compensation
Trashigang—Farmers in Domkhar and Yenangbrangsa chiwogs of Samkhar gewog, Trashigang wait anxiously for news on crop compensation for their crops lost to a windstorm.
Source:Kuensel2024-2-62582 -
Businesses to appeal to govt. after significant hike in State land lease rate
The business sector is preparing to appeal to the government to reconsider the new revised lease rates for State land that came into effect last month.
Source:Kuensel2024-2-62524 -
PMLN’s popularity up by 12pc, PTI’s down by 8pc: IRIS
Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz’s popularity has increased by 12 percent to 43 percent in January 2024 as compared to February/March last year, IRIS Communications public opinion survey revealed.
Source:The News International2024-2-63072 -
CBI faces 23% manpower shortage, over 1,000 cases pending: Govt
The CBI is facing a shortage of 23% manpower, including in the posts of Special Director, Joint Directors and DIGs, said the Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT) in their 2022-23 annual report as 1,025 cases – 94…
Source:The Indian Express2024-2-56400 -
PM Prachanda directs party lawmakers to play strong role in Parliament
CPN (Maoist Centre) Chairperson and Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' has directed the lawmakers of the party to play a strong role in the Parliament in favour of the people.
Source:The Himalayan Times2024-2-52708 -
Cancer causes 11.11 percent of deaths in Nepal
Cancer causes a total of 11.11 percent of deaths in Nepal while 20,000 new cases related to the fatal disease are reported every year in the country.
Source:myRepublica2024-2-52194 -
NVC inspects KMC
The National Vigilance Center (NVC) under the Office of the Prime Minister and Council of Ministers has conducted inspection of Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC). The inspection revealed that nine employees came to the …
Source:myRepublica2024-2-52569 -
KMC Mayor Shah criticizes premature infrastructure inauguration as new form of corruption
Balendra Shah, Mayor of Kathmandu Metropolitan City, has said that the trend of inaugurating infrastructures without completion of their construction is a new form of corruption.
2024-2-52131 -
By some magic, defaulted loans went down to zero
Many questions have now been raised about offshore banking, which is developed to lend to foreign companies by collecting deposits from foreign sources. While the business of banks' offshore units has stagnated amid the …
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-2-52282 -
Sri Lanka raises fine for supplying substandard drugs
In the wake of former Health Minister and top officials being found to have been embroiled in the import of substandard Immunoglobulin injections, authorities have decided to increase the penalty for the act of supplyin…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-2-53647 -
Sri Lanka sees surge in Paediatric cancer cases
Sri Lanka has witnessed a significant spike in paediatric cancer cases over the years, raising concerns over haphazard lifestyle practices.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-2-52084 -
Addressing attrition is a priority: Health Minister
Human Resource attrition in the health sector has become a major challenge with no immediate solution, Health Minister Tandin Wangchuk said.
Source:Kuensel2024-2-53123 -
Growing domestic demand hurts power export
The country’s hydropower generation last year saw a decline of 2 percent compared to the previous year.
Source:Kuensel2024-2-52251 -
10 cops martyred, six injured in terrorist attack on police station in DI Khan
Terrorists in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa’s Dera Ismail Khan district attacked a police station in the wee hours of Monday, leaving at least 10 cops martyred and six others injured.
Source:The News International2024-2-52277 -
Revenue-expense gap continues to widen
Government’s fiscal performance remained weak in the first six and a half months of the current Fiscal Year 2023/24 with a gap of about Rs. 79.34 billion in its total receipts and expenditure.
Source:एस् ए टि भी2024-2-42531 -
Confucius Institute at Kathmandu University held the Opening Ceremony of the "Auspicious Long and Prosperity Spring Festival" Series of Activities - 2024
Confucius Institute at Kathmandu University successfully held the opening ceremony of “Auspicious Long and Prosperity Spring Festival” on February 1st
Source:SATV2024-2-43890 -
MMC: No professor in 35 of 55 departments
The crisis of professors at Mymensingh Medical College has reached its peak, thanks to the negligence of the Ministry of Health. There are only 20 professors in 55 departments of one of the country’s oldest medical scho…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-2-32762 -
Leopard, coming from India, found dead in Panchagarh river
The caracas of a Bengal leopard was found floating in the Nagar River in Panchagarh on Friday afternoon.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-2-32009 -
Dredging resumes at Mongla port after 2 years
Dredging operations have resumed in the naval channel of inner bar of Mongla port after two years as the complexity of dredging sand or silt soil has been cleared.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-2-32310 -
Sri Lanka's controversial internet safety law comes into force
Sri Lanka's draconian law to regulate online content has come into force, in a move rights groups say is aimed at stifling freedom of speech. The Online Safety Act gives a government commission broad powers to assess and…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-2-32764 -
Plight of youth who escaped from Russian army
"I would not have survived if I had remained in the Russian military. My brother-in-law, who is currently working in South Korea, advised me not to be concerned about money. 'You are my only brother-in-law. You must retu…
Source:The Himalayan Times2024-2-31579 -
National wetland policy lacks regulations
Various programmes were organised in the country to commemorate World Wetlands Day which is celebrated on February 2 every year. However, experts have voiced concerns, stating that the significance of the day often rema…
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-2-31491 -
A tale of temptation and poverty: Kidney smuggling thrives in villages of Nepal
In 2076 BS, a young man from Kavre, whose financial condition was poor, sold his kidney to the Nidan Hospital in Lalitpur after being lured by an agent. He received Rs 300,000 in return for selling his kidney.
Source:myRepublica2024-2-31980 -
Will embossed number plates be installed to 2,400,000 vehicles within two years?
With the failure of the plan to install embossed number plates to vehicles as per the contract agreement, the government has extended the contract with the contractor company by two years. In order to install embossed nu…
Source:myRepublica2024-2-33245 -
Caretaker govt finalises scheme to tax retailers
The caretaker government has finalised a much-awaited simplified retailers scheme to bring millions of retailers into the tax net.
Source:The News International2024-2-31599 -
PTI delays intra-party polls on Imran’s directive
The intra-party polls of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), scheduled for February 5 (Monday), have been postponed.
Source:The News International2024-2-31492 -
Displaying weight, price of a loaf of bread made mandatory
The Consumer Affairs Authority (CAA) has taken steps to issue an extraordinary gazette notification, making it mandatory for sellers to display the proper weight and price for bread, which is a bakery-related product.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-2-21822 -
First phase of Bishwa Ijtema begins
The first phase of the 57th Bishwa Ijtema began on Friday after the Fazr prayer along the banks of the Turag River in Tongi of Gazipur.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-2-22134 -
Rizvi: Russian envoy’s statement hurts democratic sentiments of Bangladeshis
BNP Senior Joint Secretary General Ruhul Kabir Rizvi has said a recent statement of Russian Ambassador to Bangladesh Alexander Mantytskiy on the January 7 election has hurt the democratic sentiments of the people of Bang…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-2-22285 -
Bhutan receives coveted travel destination award
Bhutan received the Special Travel Destinations Award during the 2023 Voyage magazine award ceremony on January 31.
Source:Kuensel2024-2-23460 -
Tourism earnings break record
Bhutan recorded its record revenue from the Sustainable Development Fee (SDF) last year, amounting to around USD 26 million.
Source:Kuensel2024-2-21963 -
‘Illegal’ nikah case: Imran, Bushra have row with Manika in courtroom
The courtroom looked like a battlefield on Thursday where the PTI founding chairman Imran Khan and his wife Bushra Bibi were seen fighting and dressing down Khawar Manika during the hearing of illegal marriage case in th…
Source:The News International2024-2-25678 -
Army most trusted institution in Pakistan: survey
In a recent Ipsos survey conducted across the country, the Pakistan Army has emerged as the most trusted institution with 74 percent approval ratings, whereas, the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) is the least trust…
Source:The News International2024-2-22682 -
Inflation eases to 28.3pc in January
Pakistan’s inflation rate experienced a decline for the first time in three months, registering at 28.34 percent year on year in January 2024, down from the previous month’s 29.66 percent, according to the Pakistan Bur…
Source:The News International2024-2-21751 -
Online Safety Bill comes into effect today
-Speaker Mahinda Yapa Abeywardane today endorsed the certificate on the Online Safety Bill which was approved by parliament last week, the Communications Department of Parliament said.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-2-12458 -
“It was neither protest nor rally”: Sarath Fonseka
Claiming that the SJB protest did not turn out to be successful, Field Marshal Sarath Fonseka said if he was to organise it, he would have done it more skillfully.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-2-12369 -
All liquor outlets closed on Sunday
All liquor shops will be closed on Sunday (4) due to the 76th Independence Day, the Exice Department said.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-2-13276 -
Protest against president's visit to Kelaniya University
President Ranil Wickremesinghe visited Kelaniya University to declare open the new building on the premises of the Department of Pali and Buddhist Studies at the university this morning. The students of Kelaniya Universi…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-2-11934 -
Petrol price increases in Pakistan
The caretaker government has hiked the petrol price by Rs13.55 per litre for the next fortnight, on the recommendation of Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA).
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PTI to hold intra-party polls afresh on SC, ECP orders
Just a week before the conduct of general elections, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Wednesday decided to hold intra-party elections afresh in the light of decisions of Supreme Court (SC) and Election Commission of Pakist…
Source:The News International2024-2-12837 -
ECP writes to ministry for uninterrupted power supply on polling day
The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) Wednesday wrote to the Ministry of Energy, Power Division, for uninterrupted power supply for three days during the general elections.
Source:The News International2024-2-12665 -
Jeep accident in Helambu: Two Bhutanese dead, injured airlifted to Kathmandu for treatment
A jeep accident has occurred in Helambu Rural Municipality-1, Sindhupalchowk.
Source:myRepublica2024-1-313397 -
IMF backed high tax regime could give further rise to informal economy: Dr. Palmer
A top free market capitalist this week cautioned that the current International Monetary Fund (IMF)-backed high tax regime could give further rise to informal economy in Sri Lanka, thereby slowing down the economic recov…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-1-311316 -
PCA can be something broad to discuss Bangladesh-EU relations
The new Partnership and Cooperation Agreement (PCA) with the European Union (EU) can be “something very broad” to discuss future Bangladesh-EU relations, said a senior official at the EU headquarters ahead of the 3rd E…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-1-312046 -
Rapist who married victim acquitted
An accused who stood indicted with the abduction and rape of a 16 year old girl was acquitted by Galle High Court Judge Kavindya Nanayakkara when the Defence Counsel and the police informed court that the victim and the…
2024-1-311997 -
Imran Khan, wife sentenced to 14 years in state gifts case
Pakistan’s former Prime Minister Imran Khan and his wife Bushra Bibi have been sentenced to 14 years in jail in a case related to illegal selling of state gifts.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-1-312323 -
Police foils six Chamgang inmates tunnel escape attempt
The idea was good, straight from an action thriller movie, when six inmates tried to escape jail by digging a tunnel. But the execution was bad. They were caught even before they could complete tunnelling more than two m…
Source:Kuensel2024-1-313190 -
Indian curbs to propel Pakistan’s rice exports toward record high
Pakistan’s rice exports are likely to jump to a record high in the year ending in June as rival India’s decision to curb its own shipments forces buyers to purchase more from Islamabad, which is offering the grain at n…
Source:The News International2024-1-311310 -
Yala, Bundala safari jeep fares to be increased from February 1: Association
The Yala Safari Jeep Association has decided to increase the fare of the Yala and Bundala safari jeeps from February 1, Association President Ajith Priyantha said.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-1-304413 -
Yala, Bundala safari jeep fares to be increased from February 1: Association
The Yala Safari Jeep Association has decided to increase the fare of the Yala and Bundala safari jeeps from February 1, Association President Ajith Priyantha said.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-1-302335 -
Yala, Bundala safari jeep fares to be increased from February 1: Association
The Yala Safari Jeep Association has decided to increase the fare of the Yala and Bundala safari jeeps from February 1, Association President Ajith Priyantha said.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-1-302622 -
Is Bhutan’s economy growing more efficiently?
The country’s gross domestic product (GDP) shows the health of a country’s economy and where it is headed. However, it does not tell how efficiently it is using the resources.
Source:Kuensel2024-1-302627 -
The new government’s bold steps
On the first day of the new government’s term, they wasted no time in fulfilling their election promises, issuing a series of executive orders and directives aimed at bringing about swift changes in various sectors.
Source:Kuensel2024-1-301795 -
IMF backs National Tax Authority, fixed term of top taxman
In complete contrast to the IMF’s suggestions to improve tax administration, the Federal Cabinet is scheduled to meet under Caretaker Prime Minister Anwarul Haq Kakar on Tuesday (today) to consider the approval of the p…
Source:The News International2024-1-301954 -
If elected, will turn S Punjab into ‘mini Lahore’: Shehbaz
Former prime minister and Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PMLN) President Shehbaz Sharif promised to turn underdeveloped south Punjab into ‘mini-Lahore’, believed to be the most developed region of Punjab, if elected to …
Source:The News International2024-1-301911 -
Sri Lanka passes bill allowing govt to remove online posts
Sri Lanka’s parliament on Wednesday overwhelmingly approved an internet regulation bill that was highly criticized as a move to stifle speech in an election year while the Indian Ocean island nation copes with an econom…
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-1-263008 -
Indian Embassy celebrates 75th Republic Day of India
The Embassy of India in Kathmandu marked the 75th Republic Day of India, today.
Source:The Himalayan Times2024-1-262166 -
Vulnerable 'Mountain Ghost' sight in Tarai startles conservationists
On January 23, locals in Charghare, Urlabari Municipality-1, saw a Snow Leopard, also known as 'Mountain Ghost,' which is found above 3000 metres and is listed as a vulnerable animal by the Nepal Government.
Source:The Himalayan Times2024-1-262495 -
SC releases full text of directive order to amend NHRC Act
The Supreme Court recently released a full text of the directive order it had issued asking the government to amend the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) Act for its reform.
Source:myRepublica2024-1-261654 -
Teota Zamindar Bari in ruins
Located in Shibaloy Upazila of Manikganj, the Teota Zamindar (landlord) Bari is believed to be at least 300 years old. Tobacco merchant Panchanan Sen established the splendid palatial building in around 1700 AD.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-1-265076 -
Buses in Dhaka: Choked by extortion, starved of investment
Dhaka now sees an average of 3,500 intercity passenger buses daily, a drop from the previous count of over 5,000 buses in recent years. Alongside these buses, approximately 2,000 human haulers, locally known as laguna, o…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-1-265562 -
Card payments’ merchant fee shouldn’t be borne by customers: CB Deputy Governor
Merchant fees which are at most times conveniently passed on to the customer should not be borne by the customer, the Central Bank asserted this week.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-1-261933 -
Daughter of legendary music director Ilaiyaraaja dies of cancer in Sri Lanka
Legendary music director Ilaiyaraaja's daughter and playback singer Bhavatharini died of cancer on Thursday (25) in Sri Lanka.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-1-263014 -
Horticulture farmers hardest hit as climate changes
Bhutan’s horticulture sector has grappled with escalating challenges, witnessing a significant downturn in fruit yields attributed to diseases and pests over the past decade. Key cash crops like oranges and apples have …
Source:Kuensel2024-1-261434 -
PDP’s economic stimulus: Bhutan’s recovery anticipation
As the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) assumes governance today, Bhutanese are optimistic about the anticipated economic boost, particularly through the Nu 15 billion Economic Stimulus Programme (ESP), a focal point in …
Source:Kuensel2024-1-262215 -
A tale of two empty villages in Trashiyangtse
The quaint and tranquil village of Jangphuste in Trashiyangtse is typical of a rural Bhutanese village.
Source:Kuensel2024-1-264157 -
KIBOR hits one-year bottom as market anticipates rate cuts
The six-month Karachi interbank offered rate (KIBOR), a benchmark for lending and borrowing in Pakistan, fell to its lowest level in a year on Thursday, following an unexpected drop in treasury bill yields at an auction …
Source:The News International2024-1-262244 -
Climate resilience needs political, public discourse: Bilawal
Chairman Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari highlighted the critical need for increased public and political discourse in Pakistan on climate resilience.
Source:The News International2024-1-262632 -
‘Qureshi told ministry not to share cipher with US diplomat’
Shah Mehmood Qureshi had stopped the Ministry of Foreign Affairs from sharing the cipher with the US chargé d’affaires who sought a copy of it after Imran Khan waved it before a public rally he held at the Parade Ground…
Source:The News International2024-1-262517 -
Economic consequences of Online Safety Bill should be considered: Harsha
Economic consequences of the Online Safety Bill should be considered by the government though there is a need for regulating social media, SJB MP Harsha de Silva said yesterday.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-1-251669 -
Special security programme today to ensure safety of Sri Pada pilgrims
Nallathanniya police announced the implementation of a special security programme on Poya Day today to ensure the safety of Sri Pada pilgrims, the police said.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-1-251556 -
Home minister Haris Nawaz clarifies stand amidst Sindh textbooks printing dispute
As the clash between publishers and the education department over textbook printing continues in Sindh, Caretaker Home Minister Haris Nawaz steps into the spotlight to resolve the issue with the provincial education mini…
Source:The News International2024-1-252646 -
Massive diesel theft via deep underground pipeline uncovered
The Directorate of Intelligence & Investigation-Customs, Karachi, has unearthed the massive theft of non-duty paid diesel from the Parco oil pipeline via a specially constructed deep underground pipeline.
Source:The News International2024-1-252419 -
Height of irregularity: Driving license provided to people in police custody!
It has been revealed that a person received his driving license while he was still in police custody in connection with a case of vehicular homicide, thanks to a collusion between the employees of the Department of Tran…
Source:myRepublica2024-1-243736 -
CAAN proposes operating, building int’l airports under PPP model
The Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN), which has been accused of being unable to operate the Pokhara Regional International Airport (PRIA) and Gautam Buddha (Bhairawa) International Airport (GBIA) built with loans…
Source:myRepublica2024-1-242940 -
Speaker endorses Office of National Unity and Reconciliation Bill
Speaker Mahinda Yapa Abeywardena announced today that he has endorsed the Office of National Unity and Reconciliation Bill. The Bill therefore becomes law with effect from today.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-1-242137 -
Sri Lanka Navy says ready for Red Sea deployment
Although a date has not been fixed, the Sri Lanka Navy said yesterday that it is now prepared to send a deployment to the Red Sea to assist in defending shipping lanes from Houthi activities, once the government greenli…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-1-244129 -
Pedestrian terminal in P/ling earns Nu 4.5 million a month
In about 14 months, between November 2022 and December 2023, the Regional Immigration Office in Phuentsholing collected about Nu 64 million (M) in revenue from the user fee charged at the pedestrian terminal in Phuentsho…
Source:Kuensel2024-1-245128 -
MICE events get SDF waiver
The Department of Tourism Bhutan (DoT) has announced the immediate waiver of Sustainable Development Fees (SDF) to support the meetings, incentives, conferences, and exhibitions (MICE) sector.
Source:Kuensel2024-1-241692 -
Army troops to be deployed for 'peaceful' Feb 8 polls
In a bid to ensure free, fair and peaceful general elections, the federal cabinet Tuesday unanimously approved the deployment of the Pakistan Army and civil armed forces personnel at sensitive polling stations and consti…
Source:The News International2024-1-242609 -
IMF review mission likely to visit Pakistan after polls
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is likely to dispatch its review mission for holding talks with Pakistan after the February 8, 2024 general elections under the $3 billion Standby Arrangement (SBA) programme.
Source:The News International2024-1-242486 -
PM Dahal expresses commitment to make policy, programme and budget people-oriented
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' has expressed commitment to making the coming fiscal year's policy, programme and budget people-oriented.
Source:The Himalayan Times2024-1-233122 -
PM directs officials to immediately provide driving license to service-seekers
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal has directed the authorities to immediately provide driving licenses to the service-seekers, who are waiting for their turn for a long time.
Source:myRepublica2024-1-232306 -
Challenges in embossed number plate project: Only 78,000 plates installed in eight years
The Department of Transport Management (DoTM) has installed 78,000 embossed number plates on vehicles in eight years amidst disputes and confusion.
Source:myRepublica2024-1-233866 -
Bangladesh achieves milestone as robot assists in heart ring placement
In a groundbreaking development for the medical sector in Bangladesh, the National Heart Institute introduced angioplasty (heart ring/stent placement) by robots, marking the inaugural use of technology in heart treatment…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-1-233215 -
Decrease in irregularities: Fiscal year 2022-23
In the 2022-23 fiscal year, irregularities totaling Nu 2.8 billion were identified by the Royal Audit Authority (RAA), with 79.04 percent (Nu 2.2B) attributed to non-compliance with laws, rules, and regulations.
Source:Kuensel2024-1-232075 -
Economic rebound could spur credit surge
As the economy gradually rebounds and demand surges in the construction and service sectors, financial institutions (FIs) are expected to witness a robust growth in total loans disbursed, projected to increase by 21.2 pe…
Source:Kuensel2024-1-232629 -
President: Male’-Rasmale’ to be linked with world’s first underwater tunnel
President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu says his administration’s largest housing project, Rasmale’, to be developed by reclaiming Fushidhiggaru Falhu.
Source:SunOnline International2024-1-232970 -
Over 600 HDC staff to be shifted to Male’ City Council
Male’ City Council, on Tuesday, has announced that over 600 employees from Housing Development Corporation (HDC) will be shifted to the council.
Source:SunOnline International2024-1-232835 -
No poll campaign after Feb 6 midnight: ECP
The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) Monday notified (alerted) all the candidates and political parties participating in the general elections 2024 that there will be no poll campaign after February 6 midnight.
Source:The News International2024-1-232465 -
Govt to sell Rs100 billion of Islamic bonds at PSX
The government will hold an auction for local currency Sukuk, or Islamic bonds, worth Rs100 billion at the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) on Tuesday, as it seeks to diversify its debt portfolio and tap into the growing ma…
Source:The News International2024-1-231845 -
CRAC highlights plight of children in prisons with their mothers, urges action
At least 304 children are spending their days in 68 prisons across Bangladesh with their incarcerated mothers, prompting the Child Rights Advocacy Coalition in Bangladesh to call for the formulation of specific regulatio…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-1-222192 -
Police launch CCTV based traffic violations detection programme
The police today launched the special programme aimed at identifying motorists violating traffic rules through the CCTV system in Colombo.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-1-222322 -
NPP Dilemma: Rhetoric vs. Reality, Present Ideology vs.Past Ideology
With vital elections looming on the horizon , rhetorical remarks from across the political divide have become the norm for each passing day.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-1-222449 -
Youngsters group take up agriculture
A group of young farmers in Khaling, Trashigang, called Khaling Nazhoen, has realised they need support for – water, seeds, and machines – to be successful in agri-business.
Source:Kuensel2024-1-222501 -
Jangchubling town grapples with complex land ownership issue
Business owners and landlords in Jangchubling town under Chhudzom gewog, Sarpang, are faced with uncertainty as their structures have been established on land registered under community ownership.
Source:SunOnline International2024-1-222227 -
Three varsities in Islamabad ‘closed for indefinite period amid security concerns’
Three universities in the federal capital have been closed for an indefinite period owing to security reasons, university sources told Geo News on Monday.
Source:The News International2024-1-222581 -
Country saw highest-ever 57.96pc turnout in 1970 polls
The highest-ever turnout in Pakistan’s electoral history was recorded during the 1970 ballot exercise with 57.96 percent eligible voters showing up to exercise their right of franchise, though Gallup Pakistan puts this…
Source:The News International2024-1-221534 -
India to fence border with Myanmar
India will fence the border with conflict-hit neighbour Myanmar, the country’s home minister has said.
Source:SATV2024-1-212809 -
Economy on track to normalcy: Minister Mahat
Finance Minister Dr. Prakash Sharan Mahat has said that Nepal's economy is gradually returning to normalcy.
Source:SATV2024-1-212552 -
Toshakhana reference: Two witnesses record statements, one cross-examined
Accountability Court Judge Muhammad Bashir on Saturday recorded the statements of two witnesses in the Toshakhana reference against Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan, while cross-examination of one witnes…
Source:The News International2024-1-214390 -
More than 27,000 quake survivors received first installment
A total of 27,091 people have received the first installment of grant support for temporary housing in Jajarkot.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-1-201811 -
Number of Jajarkot earthquake beneficiaries reaches 79,599
The number of beneficiaries affected from Jajarkot earthquake has reached 79,599. It has increased by more than 12,000 in recent period.
Source:The Himalayan Times2024-1-202135 -
Excavation of Siddhababa tunnel commences after 22 months of signing contract
After 22 months of signing the contract, the construction of the Siddhababa tunnel connecting Butwal and Palpa has commenced. The 1.126 km long Siddhababa tunnel has been under excavation since last week.
Source:myRepublica2024-1-207148 -
Pradip Pariyar is new Chief Administrative Officer of Kathmandu metropolis
The government has sent Joint Secretary Pradip Pariyar as the Chief Administrative Officer of Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC).
Source:myRepublica2024-1-208477 -
Dense fog disrupts flight operations amid lack of landing tech
Although many attractive projects are underway to modernize all of the country's airports, and despite years of planning and equipment procurement, the authorities have failed to make significant progress in ensuring the…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-1-201928 -
Fire at two shops in Dhaka’s Chawkbazar under control
A fire that razed through two shops on the ground floor of a six-storey building in Dhaka’s Chawkbazar area on Saturday morning has been brought under control in around one hour.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-1-202887 -
Offensive number plate bikers arrested
Traffic police in Boralesgamuwa intercepted a motorcycle displaying a highly offensive Sinhala word P......A in English characters and arrested two young men riding it.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-1-201722 -
Murky reasons for milk production drop in Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka’s dairy industry is facing a major crisis, with around 14,000 small-scale farms shutting down and milk production declining sharply as revealed yesterday by the Committee on Public Accounts (COPA) in Parliamen…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-1-202073 -
Sri Lanka remains open for positive role in dousing India-Maldives tension
Sri Lanka remains open to play a positive role in dousing tension between India and the Maldives in the greater interest of regional peace, Daily Mirror learns.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-1-201714 -
VP Latheef: Developing countries must drive stronger climate action
P Hussain Mohamed Latheef, on Friday, emphasized on the need for developing nations to take a leading role in advancing climate action to pave the way for a prosperous future.
Source:SunOnline International2024-1-202657 -
Modi set to open temple built at site of mosque razed by Hindu zealots
India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate a temple that embodies the triumph of his muscular Hindu nationalist politics, in an unofficial start to his re-election campaign this year.
Source:SunOnline International2024-1-207378 -
Ex-SC judge Mazahar Naqvi was allotted bulletproof vehicle
It has been revealed that former Supreme Court judge Mazahar Ali Akbar Naqvi was allotted a bulletproof vehicle.
Source:The News International2024-1-202312 -
Anti-polio programme official killed in Bajaur
Unidentified armed men shot dead a senior official of the anti-polio programme, Dr Abdul Rahman Jan, in the Bad-e-Siya area in Mamund tehsil, Bajaur tribal district, police officials said on Friday.
Source:The News International2024-1-201657 -
Police vow stringent action against Sub Inspector in shooting incident after pursuit
A Special Investigation Unit is probing the tragic incident in Narammala where a 41-year-old man lost his life when police accidentally opened fire on him.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-1-192800 -
Public urged to beware of rising influenza-like illnesses
In the wake of the rising influenza-like illnesses in an unusual rate, health experts are urging the public to beware of symptoms such as fever, cough, sore throat, runny or stuffy nose, muscle or body aches, headaches a…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-1-192493 -
Madhes Province marking 6th Sacrifice Day today
The 6th Sacrifice Day is being marked in Madhes Province today commemorating the completion of 17 years of Madhes Movement happened for the cause of federalism and inclusion.
Source:myRepublica2024-1-193623 -
PM interacts with Nepalis in Uganda
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal, who landed in Kampala of Uganda on Thursday evening leading a Nepali delegation to attend the 19th Summit of the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM), has held a meeting with the Nepali diaspora …
Source:myRepublica2024-1-193484 -
Foreign Secretary leads Bhutanese delegation to NAM Summit in Uganda
Foreign Secretary Pema Choden will lead a Bhutanese delegation to the two-day 19th Summit of the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) which is being held in Kampala, Uganda which begins today.
Source:Kuensel2024-1-191921 -
12 percent of capital budget for education: Draft 13th Plan
The budget allocation for the education transformation in the draft 13th Plan is estimated at 12 percent or Nu 30 billion of the Nu 250 billion capital budget.
Source:Kuensel2024-1-192623 -
ECP, govt promise polls on Feb 8 despite Pak-Iran tension
Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) says that despite Pak-Iran tension it is focused on holding elections on Feb 8.
Source:The News International2024-1-191450 -
Pakistan retaliates, hits terrorist hideouts in Iran
In a tit for tat response to January 16 airstrikes by Iran in Balochistan, Pakistan effectively hit terrorists in Iran’s border village of Saravan in the early hours of Thursday, killing nine foreign nationals.
Source:The News International2024-1-191839 -
Prime Minister Dahal leaves for Uganda
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' has left for Uganda, leading a Nepali delegation to attend the 19th summit of the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM). He left here early this morning via Qatar Airlines.
Source:The News International2024-1-182150 -
Govt signs agreement to receives ADB loan
The government has signed an agreement with Asian Development Bank (ADB) on receiving a concessional loan of some Rs 21 billion and grants of some Rs 700 million.
Source:myRepublica2024-1-181969 -
5 establishments fined for illegally hoarding paddy, rice in Naogaon
Two mobile courts on Wednesday fined five establishments a total of Tk2,10,000 and sealed a warehouse for illegally storing paddy and rice in Naogaon.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-1-181924 -
US slams Iranian strikes breaching Pakistan's sovereign borders
The United States on Wednesday condemned Iran's violation of the sovereign borders of Pakistan.
Source:The News International2024-1-182553 -
Mandarin export resumes after crate import
andarin orange export is in full swing in Gelephu and 50 percent of the goods has been dispatched to date
Source:Kuensel2024-1-182030 -
Draft 13th Plan allocates Nu 80 billion for economy
For the nation’s economic transformation, the 13th Plan has earmarked the highest budget of Nu 80 billion, constituting a significant portion of the total budget outlay of Nu 512.48 billion.
Source:Kuensel2024-1-182031 -
Current account surplus of $397 million in December reverses six-month deficit streak
The country posted a current account surplus of $397 million in December, reversing six months of deficits, as a rise in exports and remittances and a fall in imports helped narrow the trade gap, the central bank data sh…
Source:The News International2024-1-181945 -
PM directs to conclude police adjustment within 15 days
KATHMANDU, JANUARY 17Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' has instructed the relevant authorities to expedite the police adjustment process. During today's meeting with Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Hom…
Source:The Himalayan Times2024-1-172709 -
Kurigram farmers worried as cold wave and dense fog threaten seedbeds
Kurigram district in Bangladesh is currently grappling with a mild cold wave and dense fog, posing significant threats to local agriculture. Farmers, particularly those cultivating boro rice, are increasingly concerned a…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-1-173575 -
BRTA: 5,024 killed in 2023 road accidents
A total of 5,024 people were killed in 5,495 road accidents across Bangladesh in 2023, according to the Bangladesh Road Transport Authority (BRTA).
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-1-172018 -
Parents bear 30% of tuition costs, mirroring government spending on school education
With the current competitive education pattern, parents have to spend 30 percent on tuition classes as much as the government spends on school education, Finance State Minister Ranjith Siyambalapitiya said.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-1-172680 -
Presidential pardon granted to Duminda Silva not valid in law: SC
Sri Lanka's Supreme Court today held that former President Gotabaya Rajapaksa's decision to grant a Presidential pardon to former Parliamentarian Duminda Silva is arbitrary and not valid in law.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-1-173470 -
Education Minister: Nationalism to be taught in three weeks, pilot-wise
Education Minister Dr. Ismail Shafeeu says teaching of nationalism will commence for fourth graders in three weeks, pilot-wise.
Source:SunOnline International2024-1-172292 -
Senior citizen clinic opens with at-home memo service
A clinic for senior citizens was inaugurated at Indira Gandhi Memorial Hospital (IGMH) on Tuesday, with an at-home memo service.
Source:SunOnline International2024-1-173105 -
Discussions held with Sri Lanka on resuming training for parliament staff
Maldivian Parliament Speaker Mohamed Aslam, on Tuesday, held discussions with the Sri Lankan Parliament Speaker Mahinda Yapa Abeywardena on resuming training and exchange programs for parliament staff of both nations.
Source:SunOnline International2024-1-172309 -
Elections may be delayed in some constituencies: ECP
The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) announced on Tuesday that the printing of ballot papers for elections 2024 has started but feared bulk of pleas seeking change of symbol can lead to a delay in polling in related…
Source:The News International2024-1-171947 -
All but two banks reduce interest on deposits
Except NMB and Everest Bank, all commercial banks in the country have reduced the maximum interest rate on deposits. Banks have reduced the interest on savings, which has a share of 26.3 percent, as well as fixed deposit…
2024-1-142372 -
Households to receive 10 kg of rice and flour in Ramadan
President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu has announced plans to distribute 10 kilograms of rice and flour to all households for the upcoming Ramadan.
Source:SunOnline International2024-1-142249 -
Maldives to expand Aasandha services to UAE, Thailand
President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu has pledged to expand the state health insurance provider, Aasandha’s services to United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Thailand.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-1-143466 -
MDP’s Azim secures landslide victory in Male’ mayoral race
The main opposition Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP)’s candidate, Adam Azim has been elected as the new mayor of the Maldivian capital.
Source:SunOnline International2024-1-142294 -
Torkham border closed over visa, passport issues
Hundreds of loaded trucks were stranded as Torkham border was closed for all kinds of traffic on Saturday, sources said.
Source:The News International2024-1-142996 -
PTI to play poll innings without ‘bat’ after drubbing in Isa-led SC
The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) took a major blow on Saturday after the Supreme Court annulled the Peshawar High Court’s (PHC) January 10 order, depriving the former ruling party of its ‘iconic’ electoral symbol —…
Source:The News International2024-1-142803 -
Army to assist in transport of ballot papers: ECP
The Election Commission of Pakistan clarified on Saturday that given the seriousness of the situation in some places, Pakistan Army personnel will also provide security during the transportation of ballot papers.
Source:The News International2024-1-142748 -
PM Hasina, new cabinet members pay homage to Bangabandhu's portrait
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and members of her new cabinet paid tribute to the portrait of the Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman.
Source:XINHUA2024-1-122728 -
Rising cold-related cases in Kurigram as chilly weather takes hold
The residents of Kurigram are facing disruptions in their daily lives caused by the chilly northern winds and thick fog.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-1-122858 -
President justifies Sri Lanka’s participation in red sea security operations
President Ranil Wickremesinghe, in his meeting with the ambassadors of the West Asian countries, is reported to have justified the decision to join Us-led operations to protect merchant vessels from attacks by Houthi reb…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-1-122163 -
Sexual violence cases up 22 percent in 2023
Bhutan has experienced an increase in sexual violence cases for the year 2023 compared to the previous year.
Source:Kuensel2024-1-121654 -
Indo-Bhutan ties looking ahead
India’s Ambassador to Bhutan Sudhakar Dalela talks to Kuensel Editor Tshering Palden about Indo-Bhutan ties, priority areas of cooperation, the Gelephu Mindfulness City project, and more…
Source:Kuensel2024-1-122087 -
How Samdrupjongkhar chose their MPs
In Samdrupjongkhar, the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) strategically leveraged its significant victory in 39 constituencies during the primary elections as a key element of its campaign for the general elections conduc…
Source:Kuensel2024-1-122454 -
Azima: Electing a candidate against the projects will obstruct development
Main ruling PNC’s mayoral candidate Azima Shakoor says the development of Male’ will be obstructed if a candidate against the government’s development projects is elected during Saturday’s Male’ mayoral by-election.
Source:SunOnline International2024-1-123080 -
Ex-Pres. Solih calls to refrain from mistakes that costed presidential election
DP’s leader, former president Ibrahim Mohamed Solih, on Thursday night, expressed confidence in the party winning the Male’ mayoral by-election while urging to refrain from mistakes made during the last presidential el…
Source:SunOnline International2024-1-122301 -
Punjab govt issues fresh order for schools' uniform code
School children have been granted permission to skip the uniform code of their respective educational institutions across Punjab due to cold weather conditions, the provincial school department said in a fresh order Thur…
Source:The News International2024-1-123684 -
Why did Justice Ijaz Ul Ahsan resign, what about his legacy?
The country's top court has been rocked by two sudden resignations in as many days, shocking the legal fraternity.
Source:The News International2024-1-122863 -
Under $3bn bailout: IMF board approves $700m loan for Pakistan
The IMF Executive Board has completed the first review and approved the release of second tranche of $700 million for Pakistan’s dollar-starved economy under the $3 billion Standby Arrangement (SBA) Program.
Source:The News International2024-1-121558 -
CAN suspends Sandeep Lamichhane from all cricket-related activities
The Cricket Association of Nepal (CAN) suspended Sandeep Lamichhane from all cricket-related activities, on Thursday.
Source:The Himalayan Times2024-1-114207 -
Customs seize Rs.144Mn worth massive cigarette stocks sent from Cambodia, Dubai
Sri Lanka Customs yesterday displayed a massive cigarette stock worth over Rs.144 million, which was seized recently after they arrived in the country from Cambodia and Dubai as used clothes and cashew.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-1-113310 -
Anti-Terrorism Bill unveiled: Government faces criticism despite revisions
After much wrangling with the sections of the international community and civil society activists, the government yesterday presented the Anti-Terrorism Bill to be enacted in repeal of the current draconian Prevention of…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-1-113469 -
“We’ll be a strong opposition”
Bhutan Tendrel Party (BTP) won 17 constituencies, 16 from east and one from central, which the party will stand as opposition for the fourth government.
Source:Kuensel2024-1-112856 -
PDP is back
In a repeat of the 2018 general election results, the winning party in the fourth National Assembly elections, People’s Democratic Party (PDP) won 30 seats in 13 dzongkhags yesterday. Bhutan Tendrel Party (BTP) won 17 s…
Source:Kuensel2024-1-113144 -
Maldives and China sign 20 agreements, including one on Rasmale’ project
Maldives and China exchanged 20 key agreements on Wednesday, including one on the Rasmale’ land reclamation project – the new Maldivian administration’s biggest housing project.
Source:SunOnline International2024-1-113681 -
SC issues detailed ruling on civilians’ trial in mly courts
A five-member larger bench of the Supreme Court — headed by Justice Ijazul Ahsen — issued a detailed judgment on the petitions challenging the trial of civilians in the military courts.
Source:The News International2024-1-112973 -
3rd phase of Election 2024 completes: Sharifs, Dr Yasmin, Mian Mehmood cleared for polls
The third phase of General Election 2024 was completed on Wednesday, January 10, 2024, with the election appellate tribunals giving their decisions against rejection or acceptance of candidates nomination papers by the r…
Source:The News International2024-1-112496 -
CIB makes Bamjan public with illegal currencies amounting to over Rs 33 million
The Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) of Nepal Police today made public Ramlal Bamjan aka Ram Bahadur Bamjan who was apprehended on Tuesday evening from his Budhanilkantha-based residence in Kathmandu.
Source:The Himalayan Times2024-1-104437 -
Secretary Raut transferred after a dispute with Communications Minister
Secretary at the Information and Communication Technology Krishna Bahadur Raut has been transferred within 10 months.
Source:myRepublica2024-1-103254 -
Sri Lanka reports over 1,500 leprosy cases including children
Observing a significant increase in leprosy cases, a total of 1,550 leprosy cases were logged in 2023 with 173 cases being reported among school children.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-1-103506 -
Nareesh: Development of four parking buildings in Male’ to begin next month
Acting Male’ Mayor Ahmed Nareesh says physical works on the development of four parking buildings planned for Male’ City will commence next month.
2024-1-103361 -
Dozens of rabbis protest at UN to demand Israel end its war on Gaza
About three dozen rabbis and rabbinical students from US organisations have protested at the United Nations, urging a ceasefire in besieged Gaza and asking US President Joe Biden's administration to allow such resolution…
Source:SunOnline International2024-1-102031 -
Intra-party elections, bat symbol: PHC to resume hearing of PTI plea today
The Peshawar High Court (PHC) on Tuesday adjourned the hearing into a petition filed by the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) against the Election Commission of Pakistan’s decision of declaring its intra-party election inv…
Source:The News International2024-1-103335 -
Confucius Institute at KU successfully held teaching skills competition for local Chinese teachers
Confucius Institute at Kathmandu University held the first Teaching Skills Competition for local Chinese teachers in Nepal on January 7, 2024, starting from 10 o'clock.
Source:SATV2024-1-912493 -
Nepal's First and Only IOSA Certified Airline; Himalaya Airlines
Himalaya Airlines, a leading international carrier of Nepal has been Nepal's first and the only IOSA (IATA Operational Safety Audit) Registered Operator by elevating the safety standards. The Himalayan Airlines received…
Source:SATV2024-1-95652 -
Newly elected MPs to be sworn in on Wednesday
The candidates who emerged victorious in Sunday's general election are set to take the oath of office on Wednesday.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-1-91643 -
MPs can be suspended for three months if found guilty of any offence
The Attorney General has informed Speaker Mahinda Yapa Abeywardena that Members of Parliament can be suspended for a maximum of three months if they are found guilty of any offence.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-1-92541 -
Health professionals launch token strike over unfair allowance raise
Colombo, Jan 09 (Daily Mirror) - Professionals from the Supplementary Medical Services sector initiated a token strike today at 8:00 a.m., expressing their discontent with the government's refusal to grant them the Distu…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-1-92514 -
Doctors’ allowances increased to Rs. 70,000, 25% increase for university teachers
The government has approved the President's proposal to double the Disturbance, Availability and Transport (DAT) allowance for doctors up to Rs. 70,000, the President's Media Division (PMD) said.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-1-92831 -
Parties contribute at least half a million in fines to ECB
Presidents of Bhutan Tendrel Party (BTP) and People’s Democratic Party (PDP), their candidates and supporters contributed at least half a million Ngultrums to the Election Commission of Bhutan in fine for breaching elec…
2024-1-91448 -
Close to 96 percent of postal ballots arrived in Lhuentse
Of the 5,463 postal ballots (PB) issued for voters in Lhuentse’s two constituencies, about 96 percent of PBs (5,218) have reached the dzongkhag election office.
Source:Kuensel2024-1-92727 -
The brothers of Kuchinthang
Lachu Man Rai, fondly referred to as Lachu Man Daju (brother) and Yok Raj Limbu known among the locals as Yok Raj Bhai of Kuchinthang in Tendruk are active coordinators of the two political parties contesting in the gene…
Source:Kuensel2024-1-91970 -
PM Hasina pays homage to Bangabandhu after election victory
Prime Minister and Awami League President Sheikh Hasina on Tuesday paid glowing tribute to Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman after her party's landslide victory in Sunday's general election.
2024-1-93070 -
VP: Male’ will see new height of development if Azima remains with president
Vice President Hussain Mohamed Latheef, on Monday, has remarked that Male’ residents will see a new height of development if PNC’s mayoral candidate Azima Shakoor remains behind President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu.
Source:SunOnline International2024-1-92159 -
President Muizzu seeks quick implementation of Maldives-China FTA
Maldivian President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu says his administration is committed to the quick implementation of the Free Trade Agreement signed with China, describing it as a symbol of the close commercial ties between the tw…
Source:SunOnline International2024-1-92235 -
Nawaz Sharif to take 'revenge' if he returns to power: Bilawal
After former president Asif Ali Zardari, Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari has also predicted the formation of a ‘national unity government’ after the much-awaited general elections next mont…
Source:The News International2024-1-93657 -
'Need of the hour': Experts weigh in on SC ruling on lifetime disqualification
With the upcoming general elections exactly a month away, the Supreme Court of Pakistan on Monday set aside its landmark ruling that provisioned lifetime disqualification of parliamentarians.
2024-1-93314 -
Service-seekers face inconvenience due to delay in repairing EV charging station
Service-seekers are deprived of service as the electric vehicle (EV) charging station at Mugling Bazaar, Ichhakamana Rural Municipality-5, Chitwan, remains dysfunctional nearly for two months.
Source:myRepublica2024-1-82089 -
Gold prices decline by Rs 700 per tola
Following a period of steadiness since last Thursday, the domestic gold market witnessed a decline of Rs 700 per tola on Monday.
Source:The Himalayan Times2024-1-81786 -
Lasantha was killed with ulterior motive to silence all journalists: BASL President
Journalist Lasantha Wickrematunge was killed with an ulterior motive to silence all journalists and the authorities have failed to bring the culprits to book even after 15 years of his murder, the Bar Association of Sri …
Source:SunOnline International2024-1-81381 -
BNP demands fresh election to establish legitimate govt
Claiming that people unilaterally turned down Sunday’s voting, the BNP on Monday demanded the cancellation of the 12th national parliamentary election and the resignation of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-1-81533 -
MoF estimates Nu 78.49 billion budget for FY 2024-25
The finance ministry has disclosed a budget outlay projection of Nu 78.49 billion for the fiscal year 2024-25, the first year of the 13th Plan. This figure represents a 4.85 percent increase, amounting to Nu 3.63 billion…
Source:Kuensel2024-1-82400 -
Maldives’ leader arrives in China on first state visit
President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu and First Lady Sajidha Mohamed arrived in China on Monday, on the Maldivian leader’s first state visit since assuming office in November.
Source:SunOnline International2024-1-82583 -
Lifetime disqualification case: Top court’s verdict expected today
The Supreme Court is expected to announce the judgment today (Monday) in a case relating to the interpretation of Article 62 (1)(f) that deals with the lifetime disqualification of lawmakers.
2024-1-82206 -
India's Supreme Court quashes remission of 11 men in Bilkis Bano gang rape case
The Supreme Court of India on Monday quashed the life sentence remission granted to 11 Hindu men who were convicted of raping Bilkis Bano and killing her relatives in 2002 amid anti-Muslim riots in the western state of G…
Source:The News International2024-1-85462 -
I can't even imagine making an agreement against the national interest: Prime Minister
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal "Prachanda" has said that the government under his leadership will not even imagine any agreement against the national interest.
Source:SATV2024-1-52968 -
Dense fog disrupts flight operations at Dhaka airport
Flight operations at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport (HSIA) were disrupted for seven and a half hours on Thursday due to dense fog.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-1-42070 -
Northern Bangladesh shivers as mercury drops to 8.4°C in Tetulia
Northern districts, particularly Dinajpur and Panchagarh, were currently experiencing a mild cold wave, with Tetulia upazila in Panchagarh registering the lowest temperature in Bangladesh at 8.4°C on Thursday morning.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-1-42031 -
Rajiv assassination case convict made witness in Kerala drug seizure case
A Sri Lankan with Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) links and convicted for involvement in former prime minister Rajiv Gandhi’s assassination, has been made a witness in connection with the seizure of a large quan…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-1-42495 -
NPP has absolutely no idea how to run a country: Harsha
The claims made by top economists of the National People’s Power (NPP) that a future NPP government will not honour Sri Lanka’s USD 12 billion ISB debt shows that the NPP has no idea how to run a country, SJB MP and ec…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-1-43155 -
Testing delay hinders Basmati rice imports from Pakistan
Delays in local testing by Sri Lankan authorities hinder the utilization of the total quota of Bamsati rice imports from Pakistan allocated under the Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between the two countries, Daily Mirror lea…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-1-41717 -
Police and MNDF to receive pay hike in two months
The Pay Commission had finalized and shared the new pay structure for the police and Maldives National Defense Force (MNDF) a day before the new administration took office.
Source:SunOnline International2024-1-42350 -
FM reaffirms Pakistan’s commitment to continued engagement, ties with Afghanistan
Interim Foreign Minister Jalil Abbas Jilani on Wednesday reaffirmed Pakistan’s commitment to continued engagement and mutually beneficial ties with Afghanistan.
Source:The News International2024-1-41821 -
Muli to issue beachfront plots for tourism
The local council has decided to issue land for long-term lease from M. Muli, in order to boost the tourism sector as the island readies to open its airport.
Source:SunOnline International2024-1-48458 -
Dhaka-Cox's Bazar: Parjatak Express to operate from Jan 10, ticket sales begin
The new Parjatak Express train operating on the Dhaka-Cox's Bazar-Dhaka route will begin its services from January 10. Advance ticket sales for the train started at 8am on Wednesday.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-1-35451 -
PM Hasina to address nation Thursday Last election campaign in Narayanganj
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is scheduled to address the nation on Thursday ahead of the 12th national parliamentary election slated for January 7.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-1-31557 -
DU professor relieved of academic duties amid sexual harassment allegations
In response to allegations of sexual harassment involving a first-year female student, Dhaka University has relieved Md Nurul Islam, a professor at the Institute of Social Welfare and Research, of all academic duties.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-1-31526 -
Death toll rises to 62 as survivors face rain and landslides
Japanese rescuers were scrambling to search for survivors as authorities warned of landslides and heavy rain after a powerful earthquake that killed at least 62 people.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-1-32101 -
Economic struggles driving people to illicit trade?
Despite stringent measures implemented by the police and relevant agencies to combat drug smuggling, incidents of smuggling have continued to increase, raising questions about the methods through which these drugs infilt…
Source:Kuensel2024-1-32296 -
Nikachhu domestic tariff proposal set at Nu 6.54
The Druk Green Power Corporation (DGPC) has proposed a domestic tariff for electricity from Nikachhu Hydropower project at Nu 6.54 per KWh for the period of January to June 2025.
Source:Kuensel2024-1-33641 -
VP: Parliament’s reputation tarnished with refusal to approve Cabinet
The Parliament has ruined its own reputation with its refusal to approve the Cabinet for the first time in history, says Vice President Hussain Mohamed Latheef.
Source:SunOnline International2024-1-32341 -
Met Office: Calms seas despite rain
Maldives Metrological Service (Met Office) has forecasted calm seas despite rain nationwide for Wednesday.
2024-1-32202 -
Interim Afghan govt’s senior delegation reaches Islamabad
A senior-level delegation of Afghanistan’s interim government has reached Islamabad on a visit, sources said on Tuesday.
Source:The News International2024-1-31478 -
Pakistan’s violence-related fatalities mark a record 6-year high
In 2023, Pakistan witnessed 1,524 violence-related fatalities and 1463 injuries from as many as 789 terror attacks and counter-terror operations.
Source:The News International2024-1-12095 -
Westerly winds influence across Nepal Today
According to the Metereological Forecasting Division(MFD), Nepal today faces the influence of Western winds across the country.
Source:myRepublica2023-12-312920 -
Dhaka ending 2023 with worst in the world air quality
On the last day of 2023, Dhaka topped the list of cities worldwide with the worst air quality yet again with an AQI score of 248 at 8:50 am.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-12-313323 -
BSF returns bodies of two Bangladeshis after 16 days
India's Border Security Force (BSF) returned the bodies of two Bangladeshi men, killed along the Chuadanga border, 16 days after they were shot dead.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-12-311508 -
King’s Honours for Sri Lankan-origin pioneer in tracking technology
A Sri Lankan-origin pioneer of location-tracking technology has been appointed OBE in the King's New Year Honours.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-12-313486 -
Death linked to alleged medical negligence raises concerns
Minister of Health Dr Ramesh Pathirana has urgently requested a comprehensive report from the Director of the Colombo National Hospital over a tragic death of a patient following the administration of high levels of carb…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-12-312118 -
Sarpang residents hopeful of Mindfulness City
Ten out of the 12 gewogs in Sarpang are designated for the ambitious Gelephu Mindfulness City development. The groundbreaking ceremonies (salhang tendrel) were recently conducted, coinciding with the Gelephu Internationa…
Source:Kuensel2023-12-312914 -
Committee OKs 22 Cabinet ministers
The Parliament’s Government Oversight Committee voted to approve President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu’s Cabinet on Saturday, a crucial decision which had remained stymied at the committee stage for weeks.
Source:SunOnline International2023-12-312976 -
Maldives launches nationwide mosquito control campaign
Maldives launched a nationwide mosquito control campaign on Saturday, as it battles a rise in mosquito-borne diseases including dengue and filariasis.
Source:SunOnline International2023-12-312460 -
Detention of PTI workers under MPO: IHC nullifies notifications giving chief commissioner provincial govt’s powers
The Islamabad High Court (IHC) has declared all presidential orders and notifications that confer the administrator or chief commissioner of the federal capital the powers of the provincial government ultra vires the co…
Source:The News International2023-12-311993 -
‘State machinery being used recklessly against PTI candidates’
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Barrister Gohar Ali Khan on Saturday strongly deplored the “unabated and rising incidents of openly harassing and attacking proposers and seconders the PTI candidates.”
Source:The News International2023-12-311956 -
Office of Election Officer to be established from Jan. 1
Office of the Election Officer is to be established in all provinces from coming January 1 for the National Assembly elections scheduled for January 25.
Source:The Rising Nepal2023-12-292330 -
Gold price increases by Rs 1,300 per tola
The price of gold has increased by Rs 1,300 per tola in the domestic market on Friday.
Source:myRepublica2023-12-291359 -
Bangladesh per capita income witnesses growth in Awami League era
From the rubbles of an war-ravaged country, Bangladesh's per capita income (nominal) has now shoot up to $2,793 in 2023 after beginning with a mere $91 in 1972 just after independence weathering various odds and difficul…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-12-292016 -
Naogaon-2 independent candidate Aminul Haque dies
Freedom fighter Aminul Haque, an independent candidate in Naogaon-2, passed away while undergoing treatment at a hospital in Dhaka early on Friday at the age of 75.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-12-292152 -
Fisheries Corporation drains Rs.100 million monthly due to corruption
The Sri Lanka Fisheries Corporation is losing as much as Rs.100 million monthly due to fish purchases through private traders, rather than striking direct deals with fishermen, inside sources said.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-12-291737 -
Colombo residents should be vigilant on COVID and other diseases: CMC
While assuring that there is no outbreak of COVID or any other infectious diseases in Colombo city at the moment, an official from Colombo Municipal Council (CMC) said residents of the city should take precautions to pre…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-12-291370 -
Third rabies outbreak in Samtse
Bhutan is just three-days away from declaring it as a 100 percent dog sterilised country in 2023, yet Devithang, Dhamdum, Sang-Ngag-Chhoeling and AWP area in Samtse town reported its third rabies outbreak this week.
Source:Kuensel2023-12-292360 -
BTP prioritises effective governance
Bhutan Tendrel Party (BTP) has declared its commitment to prioritising efficient and effective service delivery as a cornerstone of good governance.
Source:Kuensel2023-12-292397 -
13 MPs who left MDP signs to PNC
13 MPs who left main opposition Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) have signed to main ruling People’s National Congress (PNC) on Thursday night. The MPs signed and handed over the membership form to PNC’s leader, Presid…
Source:SunOnline International2023-12-292515 -
Shehbaz to meet MQM-P, PML-F leaders today
Former prime minister Shehbaz Sharif is going to visit the Bahadurabad headquarters of the Muttahida Qaumi Movement-Pakistan on Friday (today) after his overnight stay in Karachi and hold talks with the party’s leadersh…
Source:The News International2023-12-292573 -
PTI needs to apologise if it seeks reconciliation: Bilawal
Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari on Thursday said that in order to seek reconciliation the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leadership should admit its mistakes and apologise.
Source:The News International2023-12-292051 -
Independent candidate men allegedly beaten by boat activists in Rajshahi
In separate incidents, three supporters of an independent candidate in Rajshahi-4 constituency were injured in attacks allegedly by supporters of the “boat” symbol in Bagmara upazila on Tuesday.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-12-271635 -
Leadership Council for UNP during the New Year
The UNP is to appoint a leadership council to run the party during the new year, with party leader Ranil Wickremesinghe expecting to hand over some powers to the new body.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-12-271915 -
No expert team appointed for this year to assess marine environment damage
The damage caused to the marine environment after the X-Press Pearl ship tragedy should be calculated annually, and an expert research committee from the Marine Environment Protection Authority (MEPA) must be appointed …
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-12-271964 -
National Search and Rescue Training Centre established
Home Secretary Sonam Wangyel inaugurated the National Search and Rescue Training Center (NSARTC) at the Special Reserve Police Force campus in Tashi Gatshel yesterday.
Source:Kuensel2023-12-273825 -
Chhuzom farmers upbeat as cardamom prices soar
Despite the poor yield this year, prices have more than tripled, increasing from Nu 500 in the previous year. Currently, most small-scale farmers have sold their cardamom to local traders, while large-scale farmers are …
Source:Kuensel2023-12-272959 -
Pemra bans broadcast, distribution of surrogate company ads
The Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (Pemra) on Tuesday prohibited “broadcast/distribution” of advertisement of surrogate companies in any manner whatsoever with immediate effect.
Source:The News International2023-12-272655 -
PPP set to kick off election campaign from Larkana today
Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) is set to launch its electoral campaign for February 8 elections from Larkana, today (Wednesday), coinciding with Benazir Bhutto’s 16th death anniversary.
Source:The News International2023-12-274900 -
Media Warns Political Forces and Government from Choosing Wrong Path; Minister Rekha Sharma
Minister of Communication and Information technology, Mrs. Rekha Sharma said, the current government has a clear insight that only criticisms and warnings from the media can stop the political forces including the govern…
Source:SATV2023-12-264257 -
People crossing Karnali by paying Rs. 100
People crossing the Karnali River on a tuin, a traditional wire bridge made to cross the river, need to pay a fare of Rs. 100. A local businessperson in Lyapche of Sarkegard Rural Municipality-2 constructed the tuin over…
Source:The Rising Nepal2023-12-243093 -
Supreme Court committed to deliver tech-savvy services: CJ Shrestha
Chief Justice Biswombhar Prasad Shrestha said the Supreme Court was effortful for delivering tech-savvy services.
Source:myRepublica2023-12-241743 -
Bird-hit Biman flight to return Dhaka after 6 days
A Boeing AJS-787 Dreamliner of Biman Bangladesh Airlines, which was hit by a
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-12-242265 -
BNP to enforce day-long hartal in Rangpur Sunday
The BNP called a dawn-to-dusk hartal in Rangpur on Sunday, demanding the government’s resignation, the release of BNP chief Khaleda Zia, the withdrawal of Tarique Rahman's case, and the release of Rangpur Metropolitan B…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-12-242934 -
Liquor shops to be closed on December 25, 26
All liquor shops across the country will be closed on December 25 and 26 in view of Christmas and Poya Day, the Excise Department said.
Source:Kuensel2023-12-241679 -
Surge in police raids creates overcrowding chaos in Prisons
Prisons across the country are facing a serious problem of too many people crammed into limited space. The situation has gotten worse due to increased police operations, with over 10,000 suspects nabbed in a recent crack…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-12-241883 -
The Monk and the Gun at the Oscars
The Bhutanese film “The Monk and the Gun” by Director Pawo Choyning Dorji has been shortlisted for Best International Film at the 96th Academy Awards to be held on March 10.
Source:Kuensel2023-12-242424 -
City project renews hope for Gelephu residents
Following the official announcement of the upcoming Mindfulness City, Gelephu residents are filled with excitement, placing their ultimate hopes on the project for a prosperous economic venture.
Source:Kuensel2023-12-244590 -
With 20,000+ deaths, Israel wipes out about 1% of Gaza's pre-war population
Israel's war on besieged Palestinians in Gaza has killed more than 20,000 Palestinians, health officials in Gaza said, as they released new toll of the war and Israel expanded its invasion and gave an ultimatum to tens o…
Source:SunOnline International2023-12-242219 -
Don’t hinder Qaisara Elahi from filing nominations, LHC tells top cops
Lahore High Court Justice Ali Baqar Najafi has directed regional police officer (RPO), Gujranwala, as well as district police officers (DPOs) of Gujrat and Mandi Bahauddin to adhere strictly to legal protocols, emphasisi…
Source:XINHUA2023-12-243356 -
SC grants Imran, Qureshi bail in cypher case
The Supreme Court (SC) granted bail to former prime minister Imran Khan and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader Shah Mahmood Qureshi on Friday in the cypher case.
Source:एस् ए टि भी2023-12-232756 -
Bardiya boy’s app sold at Rs. 7 million
A mobile application developed by 22-year-old Karna Bahadur Budha Chhetri has sold for over Rs. 7 million.
Source:SATV2023-12-234056 -
Narayangadh-Muglin road to be closed for four hours from today
To allow work on chopping off a cliff to build a bridge over the Tuin River, the Narayangadh-Muglin road section will be closed for traffic for four hours a day starting today. The road will be closed from 11:00 am to 3:…
Source:SATV2023-12-233086 -
Two sugar mills in Sarlahi come into operation
Two of the three sugar mills in Sarlahi have come into operation. Indushankar Sugar mills, the country's largest sugar mill, in Harion and Mahalakshmi Sugar Mills in Bagdah have started crushing sugarcane for current sea…
Source:एस् ए टि भी2023-12-235655 -
Progress eludes bid to forge PMLN-IPP alliance
No progress has been made in the electoral alliance between Pakistan Muslim League (N) and Istehkam Pakistan Party (IPP).
Source:The News International2023-12-232980 -
Rizvi holds mass campaign over boycotting election
BNP Senior Joint Secretary General Advocate Ruhul Kabir Rizvi has organized a mass campaign in the capital’s Uttara to help make the party’s non-cooperation movement successful and call on the public to boycott the ele…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-12-221975 -
Masterplan unveiled for Gelephu Mindfulness City
His Majesty The King shared His vision for a new economic hub in Gelephu in the 116th National Day address to an audience of 30,000 at Changlimithang.
Source:Kuensel2023-12-225037 -
Newly found COVID sub variant in Sri Lanka?
With the uptick of cases of influenza-like illnesses in Sri Lanka, medical experts reckon that JN.1 — an Omicron sub-lineage may be seen in the community.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-12-221969 -
Applications open for Türkiye-funded scholarships
Applications have opened for Türkiye Scholarships 2024 – a fully funded scholarship program financed by the Turkish government.
Source:SunOnline International2023-12-222046 -
India to 'look into' alleged murder plot of Sikh leader in US
India will look into any information it receives on its alleged links to a foiled plot to murder a Sikh separatist leader in the United States, Prime Minister Narendra Modi told the Financial Times newspaper.
Source:SunOnline International2023-12-221411 -
Govt raises Rs114bn through local Sukuk
The government has raised Shariah-compliant domestic Sukuk bonds to generate Rs114 billion.
Source:The News International2023-12-222117 -
Bhutan joins Balipara Foundation towards forest restoration
Uniting over 60 participants from 15 countries with the goal of restoring 1 million hectares of forests and farmlands by 2030, the Balipara Foundation launched the 11th edition of the annual Eastern Himalayan Naturenomic…
Source:Kuensel2023-12-211716 -
HRH Prince Jigyel Ugyen Wangchuck in Kuwait
His Royal Highness Prince Jigyel Ugyen Wangchuck is in Kuwait as an envoy of His Majesty The King, to convey condolences from His Majesty and the people of Bhutan, on the demise of the late Amir Sheikh Nawaf Al-Ahmad Al-…
Source:Kuensel2023-12-213675 -
Maldivian leader denounces UNSC’s failure to end suffering in Gaza
Maldivian President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu denounced the failure of the United Nations Security Council in taking decisive measures to put an end to the suffering in Gaza, stating that the veto not only failed to demand a ce…
Source:SunOnline International2023-12-212140 -
President: Funding arranged to reclaim Fushidhiggaru Falhu, zero govt spending
President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu says that funding has been arranged to reclaim the Fushidhiggaru Falhu, adding that the government will not need to spend anything on the project – which is part of his administration’s pla…
Source:SunOnline International2023-12-213965 -
National Savings slashes profit rates on most schemes
National Savings has cut the profit rates on most of its savings products by up to 160 basis points, effective from Dec. 19, citing lower market interest rates.
Source:The News International2023-12-212169 -
Election activities begin as ECP spells out dos and don’ts
The acquisition and submission of nomination papers for candidates intending to participate in the national and provincial assembly seats in the upcoming 2024 general elections commenced on Wednesday and will persist un…
Source:The News International2023-12-211737 -
Gazipur rail derailment: Detailed account of sabotage plan
Hasan Ajmal Bhuiyan, a ward councillor in Gazipur, allegedly played a central role in orchestrating the incident involving the cutting and uprooting of the railway line in the Bankharia area of Sreepur, Gazipur, that cla…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-12-193259 -
Dhaka air quality worst in world Tuesday morning
Dhaka has once again topped the list of cities worldwide with the worst air quality.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-12-192194 -
First batch departs for Israeli agricultural jobs
The first group selected for jobs in the Israeli agricultural sector left for Israel from the Katunayake Airport last night (18), the Sri Lanka Bureau of Foreign Employment (SLBFE) said.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-12-192483 -
Sri Lanka declares pause on foreign research vessels for one year
Amid geopolitical strain, Sri Lanka has decided to have a one year moratorium in allowing foreign vessels in conducting research in the country’s territorial waters, a minister said.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-12-193051 -
MP Shifau receives death threat
The main opposition, Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) says that one of their lawmakers – Ihavandhoo MP Mohamed Shifau – has received a death threat.
Source:SunOnline International2023-12-193284 -
Candidates can file nomination papers from tomorrow
District returning officers (DROs) and returning officers (ROs), after taking oath as per the Elections Act 2017 on December 19, will start receiving nomination papers from prospective candidates from December 20 (tomor…
Source:The News International2023-12-191959 -
Reclamation of Rasmale’ begins; triple the size of Hulhumale’
President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu has launched a project to reclaim the Fushidhiggaru Falhu - the biggest component of his plan to resolve the housing crisis in the greater Male’ area.
Source:SunOnline International2023-12-192286 -
First Lady inaugurates Dhon Bandaarain memorial exhibit
First Lady Sajidha Mohamed has inaugurated the ‘Dhon Bandaarain Handh’aanee Mauraz’, a special exhibition to commemorate Huravee Day in the Maldives.
Source:SunOnline International2023-12-182855 -
Jajarkot earthquake: Over 4,000 affected receive first installment of assistance
A total of 4,282 people affected by the November 3 earthquake in Aathbiskot Municipality of Rukum West have received the first installment of government assistance meant for building temporary shelters.
Source:myRepublica2023-12-181962 -
'Lawmakers have not realized their obligations'
Lawmaker Lekhnath Dahal (Rajan) said the House has not been conducted as anticipated despite adequate business on part of the government.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-12-182285 -
PM Hasina seeks enhanced bilateral trade between Bangladesh, Kosovo
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Monday said Bangladesh and Kosovo can increase bilateral trade for mutual benefits.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-12-182547 -
Justice Shujoon elected as JSC’s vice chair
Supreme Court Justice Aisha Shujoon has been elected as the vice chair of Judicial Service Commission (JSC). The vote took place Sunday.
Source:SunOnline International2023-12-182722 -
Cabinet approval postponed over incomplete report, returned to committee
Parliament, on Monday, citing the report formulated the by committee following their review on the motion on granting approval to the cabinet of President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu to be incomplete, has sent back the motion to …
Source:SunOnline International2023-12-182807 -
Pakistan condemns attack on police headquarters in Iran
Pakistan strongly condemned on Sunday the terrorist attack at the Rask Police Headquarters in the southeastern region of Iran, which killed 11 Iranian officials and injured several others.
Source:The News International2023-12-182038 -
Serving judges, spouses exempted from body search at airports
An order in this regard has been issued by the Airport Security Force (ASF) director general on the orders of aviation secretary.
Source:The News International2023-12-182684 -
President Paudel extends warm Bibaha Panchami wishes to all Hindus
President Paudel extended warm wishes to all Nepali sisters and brothers on the auspicious occasion of Bibaha Panchami, a celebration that commemorates the special day of the divine marriage between Lord Shri Ram and God…
Source:SATV2023-12-174020 -
Hearing of proposed SC justices being held today
The hearing of the two proposed justices of the Supreme Court (SC) will be held today.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-12-172274 -
Miscreants using weapons manufactured in remote hills
Law enforcement agencies have started countrywide special operations for 23 days to recover illegal weapons, mainly firearms, and check violence centering the January 7 general election.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-12-171830 -
BGB arrests man with 20 gold bars at Benapole border
Members of Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) arrested a man with 20 gold bars from Putkhali border in Benapole of Jessore district last night.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-12-172277 -
Bangladesh declares state mourning on Monday for Kuwait emir
Bangladesh has declared a day of state mourning on Monday following the death of Kuwait's Emir Sheikh Nawaf al-Ahmad al-Sabah.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-12-171749 -
Minister Alles sets deadline against drugs and underworld
Public Security Minister Tiran Alles said that a special operation targeting drug-related activities and the underworld is set to commence tomorrow.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-12-171805 -
Maafushi-bound cargo boat runs aground
A cargo boat travelling from Kaafu Thulusdhoo to Kaafu Maafushi has run aground a reef off Gulhi, resulting in extensive damages.
Source:SunOnline International2023-12-172126 -
NAB court doesn’t extend Imran’s physical remand
Accountability Court Judge Muhammad Bashir on Saturday rebuffed the National Accountability Bureau’s plea for an extended physical remand of former Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chairman Imran Khan in the Toshakhana ca…
Source:The News International2023-12-172973 -
Speaker Ghimire calls for checking brain drain of young generation
Speaker Devraj Ghimire has said that the government should enable the environment for the young generation to stay in the country by identifying and mobilizing their latent talents.
Source:myRepublica2023-12-162521 -
PM Hasina releases special commemorative postage stamp on Victory Day
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Saturday released a special commemorative postage stamp, first-day cover, and a data card on the occasion of the 53rd Victory Day.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-12-161707 -
Major General Peiris appointed as new Army Chief of Staff
Major General W.H.K.S Peiris of Gajaba Regiment has been appointed as the new Chief of Staff of the Sri Lanka Army with effect from 16 December 2023.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-12-162002 -
SLPP appoints new office bearers, but Basil’s post vacant
The Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna (SLPP) appointed its new office bearers today but left the post of national organizer vacant this time with a request for Basil Rajapaksa to take over at one point, a party official said.
Source:Kuensel2023-12-162867 -
ECB prepares polling stations for migrant voters
As the poll day for the National Assembly’s general election will happen in the peak of Bhutanese winter, the Dzongkhag Election Authority has sought approval from the Election Commission of Bhutan to establish a separa…
Source:Kuensel2023-12-162494 -
Contractor at large after ditching road construction
After completing the base course for the newly constructed 800-meter Tungkudenpa bypass in Panbang, Zhemgang, the contractor abandoned the project without completing the blacktopping work.
Source:Kuensel2023-12-162055 -
Body of abandoned newborn sent overseas for autopsy
The body of a newborn baby, who was found dead in ADh. Dhigurah, after getting abandoned just after birth, has been sent overseas for an autopsy.
Source:SunOnline International2023-12-162260 -
Male’ mayor hopefuls assigned candidate numbers
Elections Commission (EC) conducted a draw on Saturday to assign numbers to the candidates contesting the Male’ City mayoral by-election next year.
Source:SunOnline International2023-12-163186 -
Weekly inflation stays at six-month high on food, gas prices
Weekly inflation rate remained at a six-month high of 43.16 percent in the week ending on December 14, as soaring food prices continued to squeeze consumers, official data showed on Friday.
Source:The News International2023-12-163349 -
Bhutan’s Two-Day War
Exactly 20 years ago, our Fourth King led on foot the small but valiant Bhutan’s armed forces. In two days (15-16 December 2003), three groups of Indian militants were successfully flushed out from Bhutan. Dubbed by som…
Source:Kuensel2023-12-153878 -
BTP advocates unity, prosperity, and progress
The President of the Bhutan Tendrel Party (BTP), Pema Chewang, showcased a remarkable blend of humour, perseverance, and communication skills during the launch of the party’s general election campaign in Punakha yesterd…
Source:Kuensel2023-12-152598 -
WHO commends Maldives for becoming first to identify contaminated medication
World Health Organization (WHO) commended Maldives for its exemplary commitment and vigilance in identifying cough syrups contaminated with dangerous chemicals ‘diethylene glycol’ and ‘ethylene glycol’ as the first c…
Source:SunOnline International2023-12-152978 -
MVR 3M on President’s trips to Türkiye and Dubai
The President’s Office has placed the cost of President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu’s first official trips overseas after assuming overseas to MVR 3 million.
Source:SunOnline International2023-12-151127 -
PTI chief elected in line with constitution: Ali Zafar
All the 14 complainants challenging the recent intra-party elections of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Thursday completed their arguments and the hearing was adjourned till December 18, while the PTI lawyers continued their ar…
Source:The News International2023-12-152235 -
Geminid Meteor Shower to illuminate Nepali skies tonight
The Geminid Meteor Shower, which is expected to be the most spectacular of the year, will be visible tonight above Nepal and anywhere else in the world.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-12-141719 -
WFP food rations for each Rohingya increased to $10
This timely funding will significantly bolster WFP’s efforts in providing lifesaving assistance to the Rohingya refugees in Cox’s Bazar and on Bhasan Char Island, where nearly one million people are facing daily hardsh…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-12-142152 -
4 Rohingya photographers living in Bangladesh win 2023 Nansen Award
Four Rohingya refugees living in Cox’s Bazar have been jointly recognized as the 2023 regional winners for Asia and the Pacific of the UNHCR Nansen Refugee Award.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-12-141991 -
Medical fraternity concerned about composition of SLMC
A controversy has surfaced regarding the appointees to the Medical Council by the previous minister of health suggesting that he had violated the Medical Ordinance.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-12-141502 -
Indian Air Force arranges special jet transport for General Silva in Delhi
The circulating image on social media, featuring Chief of Defence Staff General Shavendra Silva and his spouse aboard a special jet, has been clarified.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-12-147368 -
Grand revival of Drukgyel Dzong
After a seven-year endeavour marked by meticulous craftsmanship, the once-scarred Drukgyel Dzong now stands as a testament to unwavering dedication and skillful restoration.
Source:Kuensel2023-12-145474 -
Parties commit to continue implementing chain-link fencing
As a nation heavily dependent on imports and reliant on agriculture, the strategic use of chain-link fencing stands as a vital measure to mitigate human-wildlife conflict (HWC) and safeguard food security.
Source:Kuensel2023-12-142496 -
VP returns to Maldives after official visit to Geneva
Vice President Hussain Mohamed Latheef returned to Maldives on Thursday morning, after concluding his official visit to Switzerland and China.
Source:SunOnline International2023-12-141807 -
COAS, US defense secy discuss regional security, military cooperation
Pakistan’s Chief of Army Staff, General Asim Munir, met the US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin at the Pentagon on Wednesday.
Source:The News International2023-12-141459 -
Tobacco products banned in Kathmandu from today
The selling, consumption and transaction of tobacco-based products have been prohibited in Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) area from today.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-12-132101 -
Women's Industrial Village in Panchkhal courts serious controversy as govt neglects FWEAN
The Women's Industrial Village, which is going to be built in Panchkhal of Kavre to generate employment for women by developing women's entrepreneurship and establishing industries, has become embroiled in controversy ev…
Source:myRepublica2023-12-135138 -
PM Hasina invites Spanish entrepreneurs to invest in Bangladesh
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Wednesday said Spanish investments will be welcomed in any sector of Bangladesh for mutual benefits as Spain's ambassador to Bangladesh, Francisco de Asis Benitez Salas, paid her a farewel…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-12-131602 -
Mohanganj Express derails: Low speed averts high death toll
Despite seven coaches of the Mohanganj Express derailing at Bankharia (Chilai river) bridge of Gazipur on Dhaka-Mymensingh railway early Wednesday, the casualties were kept to a minimum due to the low speed of the train …
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-12-133014 -
Maximum retail price of MOP fertiliser announced at Rs. 9,000
The government-owned fertilizer companies were advised to declare the maximum price at which MOP fertilizer (Muriate of Potash) can be sold as Rs. 9,000.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-12-138508 -
IMF wants SL to finalize deals with creditors ahead second review in June
Sri Lanka needs to enter into agreements with its official and private creditors before the second review of the Extended Fund Facility (EFF), which is expected to be concluded by the end of the first half of next year, …
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-12-131897 -
Change in Australia’s immigration rule concerns Bhutanese
The Australian government’s new migration strategy for the next 10 years is expected to affect a lot of Bhutanese students applying for international student visas.
Source:Kuensel2023-12-133337 -
Presidential debate
The live broadcast of the presidential debate for the general election, aired on BBS yesterday, exhibited a mature, measured, and focused exchange of ideas between the leaders of Bhutan Tendrel Party (BTP) and People’s …
Source:Kuensel2023-12-132154 -
Foreign detainee at Maafushi Prison dies
Maldives Correctional Service (MCS) identified the deceased as a 59-year-old Swiss national, Peter Thomas Duss.
Source:SunOnline International2023-12-132873 -
Maldives secures USD 75m in investments for renewable energy project
Maldives has signed agreements totaling USD 75 million with the Asian Development Bank (ADB) to develop sustainable renewable energy systems.
Source:SunOnline International2023-12-131904 -
CJP ‘disappointed’ by Justice Ijazul Ahsan’s letter
Pakistan Chief Justice Qazi Faez Isa has said that his door is always open to all his colleagues and he is available on intercom and cell phone.
Source:The News International2023-12-133699 -
Rampal power plant: Production halted due to mechanical glitch for 8th time
Production at Bagerhat's Rampal thermal power plant has been stopped again due to mechanical failure.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-12-121948 -
3 buses set ablaze in Dhaka
Three buses were set ablaze in different areas in Dhaka on Monday ahead of BNP’s 36-hour road-rail-waterway blockade across the country starting Tuesday morning.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-12-121796 -
Sri Lanka greenlights nuclear power amidst global interest
In the wake of the organisations from countries such as Russia, China, Denmark and the United States proposing to invest in nuclear energy, Sri Lanka Atomic Energy Authority (SLAEA) has given the green light for nuke pow…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-12-122765 -
Bhutan calls for immediate global action on climate crisis
Dubai, UAE—As the 28th Conference of Parties (COP28) nears conclusion, Energy and Natural Resources secretary and the Head of Delegation (technical negotiations), Karma Tshering, stressed the need for immediate and robu…
Source:Kuensel2023-12-122397 -
HRH Gyalsem naming ceremony held
Her Royal Highness the Gyalsem has been named Sonam Yangden Wangchuck on December 9.
Source:Kuensel2023-12-123681 -
Cuba assures continued support for Maldives in socioeconomic development areas
The government of Cuba has assured continued support for the Maldives in key socioeconomic development areas.
Source:SunOnline International2023-12-122185 -
Financial statements of President Muizzu, Solih and Qasim met legal requirements
Elections Commission (EC) has identified the three candidates who contested September’s presidential election whose financial statements meet the legal requirements as President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu from PNC, former presi…
Source:SunOnline International2023-12-122394 -
Trial of civilians in military courts: Justice Ahsen writes to CJP, objects to bench
Justice Ijazul Ahsen, senior judge of the Supreme Court and member of the committee constituted under the Supreme Court (Practice and Procedure) Act 2023, has said that as agreed, a seven-member bench was not constitute…
Source:The News International2023-12-121162 -
Sindh, Balochistan get new election commissioners
A few days before the issuance of the much-awaited schedule for general elections, the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) Monday changed the provincial election commissioners of Sindh and Balochistan with immediate e…
Source:The News International2023-12-121879 -
Food worth Rs 90 million ruined in Jajarkot earthquake
Food worth amounting to Rs 90 million was ruined in the Jajarkot earthquake that caused a huge loss of lives and properties.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-12-112250 -
PM’s Chief Political Adviser Gajurel resigns
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal's chief political advisor Haribol Gajurel has resigned from the post.
Source:myRepublica2023-12-112193 -
National polls: EC to hold meeting on army deployment Monday
The Election Commission (EC) is set to meet with the Bangladesh Army's principal staff to discuss army deployment during the upcoming 12th parliamentary election, scheduled for January 7.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-12-112168 -
PM: Bangladesh needs immediate climate funding to navigate future challenges
As the climate crisis mirrors the unpredictable and fast-flowing waters of the Padma River, the response to this emergency remains sluggish, particularly in the realms of mitigation, finance and adaptation. This observat…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-12-112000 -
Government faces headwinds in Parliament
The government faced headwinds in Parliament yesterday in its attempt to boost revenue by enacting a piece of legislation to reduce the VAT-exempted list from 138 categories of items to 97, a move that will have a two pe…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-12-112088 -
BOC and MCB get onboard instant payment system, Favara
Two additional banks - Bank of Ceylon (BOC) and Mauritius Commercial Bank (MCB) – have been on-boarded as participants of the Maldives instant payment system, Favara.
Source:SunOnline International2023-12-112623 -
Civil, criminal cases to be fixed on first come, first served basis: SC
The meeting of the committee formed under the Practice and Procedure Act, 2023, chaired by Chief Justice of Supreme Court Qazi Faez Isa, has decided that civil and criminal cases would be fixed on first come, first serve…
Source:The News International2023-12-112344 -
Gold price drops by Rs 1300 per tola on Sunday
The price of the gold in the domestic market has dropped by Rs 1,300 per tola on Sunday.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-12-102574 -
Tea industry in a crisis, say stakeholders
Stakeholders have alerted towards the tea industry, the largest foreign exchange earner after cardamom, facing a crisis.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-12-102111 -
Hearing on case against Sandeep Lamichhane scheduled for today
The hearing on the case against cricketer and former captain of the Nepali National Cricket Team, Sandeep Lamichhane, is scheduled to take place in the Kathmandu District Court today
Source:myRepublica2023-12-102201 -
Church watchman killed to steal church’s donation box
A 67-year-old man, who served as the watchman of a church in Hatton, was brutally hacked to death during an attempt to steal cash from the church's donation box.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-12-102012 -
Flagship programme constrained by digital divide
Frequent power outages, unreliable internet services, shortage of computers, and lack of budget pose significant challenges to the Digital Drukyul flagship programme in remote schools of Sarpang and Zhemgang.
Source:Kuensel2023-12-102634 -
Will electorate choose a new party in 2024?
Since 2013, voters have consistently chosen different governments in each election, raising the question of whether this established pattern will persist or if the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) can defy the trend and …
Source:Kuensel2023-12-102421 -
Aid organizations raise alarm as ‘apocalyptic’ conditions grip Gaza
Aid charities have sounded the alarm about an "apocalyptic" situation in Gaza after more than two months of war between Israel and Hamas, warning of starvation and an outbreak of disease.
Source:SunOnline International2023-12-101918 -
NAB made Rs2.3 trillion recoveries, $10bn savings: chairman
National Accountability Bureau (NAB) Chairman Lt Gen (retd) Nazir Ahmad Butt has claimed the bureau has made recoveries to the tune of Rs2.3 trillion besides accruing over $10 billion savings to the national exchequer.
Source:The News International2023-12-103215 -
Nawaz wants to be ‘selected’ fourth time: Bilawal
Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari on Saturday said the former prime minister from Raiwind wanted to be “selected” for the fourth time but, considering his three stints as premier, he would no…
Source:The News International2023-12-103041 -
Ncell sale row: Too many panels may complicate probe
There are now a handful of entities probing the Ncell sale case. The government on Thursday formed a five-member high-level committee to investigate the buyout of Ncell, a mobile service provider.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-12-83330 -
Two arrested with 14-kg yellow metal from TIA
The Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA)'s Customs Office has arrested two persons with 14 kilograms of gold from the airport.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-12-83212 -
Zaker Party to observe polls situation till end
Shamim Haider, secretary general of the Zaker Party, has said that his party wants to observe the election situation till the end even though it has completed all the formalities of taking part in the upcoming election.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-12-82254 -
E-waste sees 1,200C annual trading in Bangladesh
Trading in discarded equipment such as mobile phones, computers, laptops, and other unused or defective electronic devices in the country involves Tk1,200 crore per annum, stakeholders say.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-12-81321 -
30,000 desert security forces since 2021: COPF reveals
Around 30,000 have deserted tri forces since 2021, the Committee on Public Finance (COPF) revealed yesterday.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-12-82191 -
900 licenses issued to expatriate workers to import electric vehicles: Manusha
A total of 900 licenses have been issued for the import of electric vehicles based on the amount of money legally sent to Sri Lanka by expatriate workers, Labour and Foreign Employment Minister Manusha Nanayakkara said.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-12-82049 -
Parties will not switch candidates for general elections
As the nomination of candidates is underway, the Bhutan Tendrel Party (BTP) and the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), the two political parties that will contest in the general elections, have decided not to switch candi…
Source:Kuensel2023-12-81139 -
Tango and Chari monasteries consecrated
Her Majesty Gyalyum Tshering Yangdoen Wangchuck and His Royal Highness Gyalsey Jigme Namgyel graced the tashi rabney and sertog installation of the utse of Tango Monastery yesterday morning. The ceremony was presided ove…
Source:Kuensel2023-12-81780 -
Addu faces hours-long water outage
The water supply has gone out in the linked islands of Addu, prompting mounting complaints from residents.
Source:SunOnline International2023-12-82686 -
Committee OKs MVR 49.8bn budget for next year
The Parliament’s Budget Committee has passed a MVR 49.8 billion state budget for next year, after adding an additional MVR 306 million to the original figure.
Source:SunOnline International2023-12-81904 -
Pakistan sets target of deporting 1m illegal immigrants by end of Jan
Balochistan Caretaker Minister for Information Jan Achakzai Thursday said the government had tasked the law-enforcement authorities with deporting one million illegal immigrants by January 30, 2024.
Source:The News International2023-12-81018 -
Health condition of DPM Shrestha improves, expected to be discharged from hospital in 3 to 4 days
The health condition of Deputy Prime Minister and Home Minister Narayankaji Shrestha is improving following a heart surgery on Tuesday. According to doctors, his condition is stable, and he is gradually returning to norm…
Source:myRepublica2023-12-71743 -
How Taliban’s interior minister got Pakistani passport
Afghanistan's Interior Minister Sirajuddin Haqqani was among thousands of Afghan citizens who had Pakistani passports until recently. The News has learnt from interior ministry officials that these passports were issued…
Source:The News International2023-12-71815 -
Momen: Bangladesh to continue supporting UN peacekeeping agenda
Foreign Minister AK Abdul Momen has pledged that Bangladesh will continue supporting the seven priorities of the United Nations (UN) secretary general's action for the peacekeeping agenda.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-12-71653 -
Local organizations advocate for increased funding in locally-led adaptation
Local organizations from Global South have called for increased funding for locally led adaptation to enhance and maximize impacts at the local level.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-12-71866 -
Spine-chilling ragging continue to plague university system
With another inhuman case of ragging reported from Sri Jayewardenepura University, Higher Education Minister Suren Raghavan said many cases of harassment of juniors by their seniors within the universities go unreported …
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-12-71793 -
Parties will not switch candidates for general elections
As the nomination of candidates is underway, the Bhutan Tendrel Party (BTP) and the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), the two political parties that will contest in the general elections, have decided not to switch candi…
Source:Kuensel2023-12-72356 -
Tango and Chari monasteries consecrated
Her Majesty Gyalyum Tshering Yangdoen Wangchuck and His Royal Highness Gyalsey Jigme Namgyel graced the tashi rabney and sertog installation of the utse of Tango Monastery yesterday morning. The ceremony was presided ove…
Source:Kuensel2023-12-71937 -
Adhurey to Yameen: A new party is no loss to PPM-PNC
The ruling coalition, composed of Progressive Party of Maldives (PPM) and People’s National Congress (PNC) has nothing to lose from former President Abdulla Yameen Abdul Gayoom’s decision to leave the coalition he prev…
Source:SunOnline International2023-12-72938 -
Maldivian wins USD 1 million in Dubai Duty Free promo
A Maldivian man has won USD 1 million from a draw held for the Dubai Duty Free (DDF) Millennium Millionaire.
Source:SunOnline International2023-12-73302 -
President appoints nine additional deputy ministers
President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu has appointed nine additional deputy ministers to government ministries.
Source:SunOnline International2023-12-73285 -
ECP to charge-sheet Imran, Fawad in Adiala on 13th
In a first, the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) Wednesday announced to charge-sheet PTI founder and ex-premier Imran Khan and Fawad Chaudhry in contempt cases on Dec 13 at Rawalpindi’s Adiala Jail, where both are …
Source:The News International2023-12-72267 -
LHC seeks ECP reply on pleas against delimitations
The Lahore High Court (LHC) on Wednesday asked the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) to respond to petitions against the new constituencies by December 8.
Source:The News International2023-12-71470 -
TU employees warn to bring the university to a halt if their demands are not met
The employees of Tribhuvan University (TU) have issued a warning, stating that they will halt administrative and academic programs if their 45-point demand is not addressed. The Tribhuvan University Employees Association…
Source:myRepublica2023-12-62396 -
Bangladesh wins award for Local Climate Leadership at COP28
Bangladesh has secured the Global Center on Adaptation (GCA) Locally Led Adaptation (LLA) championship Award in the category of Innovation in Developing Finance during the ongoing climate conference, COP28 in Dubai, UAE.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-12-61471 -
Bangladesh wins six international elections in a month: What does it mean?
Bangladesh has won six international elections, including four by direct voting, between November 1 and December 1.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-12-62708 -
Government planning to enable women to head security forces: State Minister
State Minister of Defense Premitha Bandara Tennakoon said that the government is planning to enable women to head the Army, Navy and Air Force.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-12-61492 -
Parliament to be prorogued in January?
President Ranil Wickremesinghe is reported to be mulling prorogation of Parliament by the middle of January, next year.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-12-61779 -
Bhutan Pavilion highlights concerns of rapid melting glacier
Dubai, UAE—Experts at the climate summit in Dubai, UAE highlighted the alarming glacial retreat in Bhutan and the Hindu Kush Himalayan regions at the Bhutan Pavilion on December 4.
Source:Kuensel2023-12-62149 -
Bhutan Climate Fund unveiled for credits
Dubai, UAE—To meet Bhutan’s move towards exploring innovative financing solutions to support climate-resilient development, Bhutan and the World Bank launched the Bhutan Climate Fund (BCF) on December 4.
Source:Kuensel2023-12-62042 -
Deadline extended for Japan-funded JDS scholarship
The applications deadline for Japanese Grant Aid for Human Resource Development Scholarship (JDS Scholarship) has been extended by three weeks.
Source:SunOnline International2023-12-61844 -
ECP likely to hear pleas for postponement of polls today
The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has decided to hear petitions seeking postponement of general elections and is most likely to hold (preliminary) hearing today (Wednesday).
Source:The News International2023-12-61465 -
Awami League denied permission for December 10 rally
The ruling Awami League will not be able to hold its previously announced rally at the south gate of Baitul Mukarram to mark Human Rights Day on December 10 as it has failed to get permission from the Election Commission…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-12-51108 -
BNP faces leadership void as challenges mount ahead of elections
Despite the opposition parties waging tough movements like blockades and hartals for over a month, the main leadership of the BNP remains conspicuously absent. The ongoing month-long movement is being executed by ordinar…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-12-5997 -
SL needs US $ 1.4tn additional investment to realise SDGs by 2030: IPS study
As efforts are underway to fulfil the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Sri Lanka will need an estimated additional investment of approximately US $ 1.4 trillion or 12.5 percent of GDP, by 2030, the Institute of Poli…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-12-52314 -
MDP: New PPM govt has seen return of dark days of the past
Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) voiced deep concern over the recent wave of violence in the Maldives on Monday, warning that the country was seeing the return of the “dark days” experienced during the first Progressiv…
Source:SunOnline International2023-12-51730 -
Qasim: Chances of reclaiming lost maritime territory has improved, Maldives must initiate talks
Jumhoory Party (JP)’s leader Qasim Ibrahim urged the Maldivian government to initiate talks with the United Kingdom as soon as possible on Monday, stating that the chances of Maldives reclaiming the maritime territory i…
Source:SunOnline International2023-12-51656 -
IMF condition: Gas tariff for protected consumers may rise 100pc from January
The authorities are working on a staggered increase for ‘protected residential consumers’ across the country from January 2024, as the gas system faces an Rs100 billion deficit on their account, senior officials of th…
Source:The News International2023-12-51202 -
ECP seeks deployment of army, civil armed forces at polling stations
The Election Commission has formally sought the deployment of the Pakistan Army and Civil Armed Forces outside the polling stations in the Quick Response Force (QRF) mode for the elections given the fragile security situ…
Source:The News International2023-12-51322 -
Bangladesh secures $8bn boost for climate resilience from int’l partners
A coalition of development partners has unveiled an $8 billion fund dedicated to assisting Bangladesh in mitigating and adapting to the impacts of climate change. Leading this collaborative initiative is the Internationa…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-12-41771 -
High Court sets Thursday for Mirza Fakhrul’s bail hearing
The High Court has set Thursday for the bail hearing of Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir, secretary general of the BNP, in a case over attacks on the chief justice's residence.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-12-42348 -
Electricity bills of Rs.16 million not recovered from Parliamentarians
As of the end of 2022, a sum of Rs. 16 million pertaining to 74 electricity supply connections provided to the residences of parliamentary representatives had not been reclaimed.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-12-41527 -
’I am not given time to speak in Parliament’: Roshan complains
4 (Daily Mirror)- Former Sports Minister Roshan Ranasinghe said he had not been allocated time to speak in Parliament on the Committee Stage debate of the Sports Ministry and requested the Speaker to mediate to allocate …
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-12-43361 -
Candidate nomination begins today
The nomination of candidates to the Election Commission of Bhutan (ECB) for the general elections from the Bhutan Tendrel Party (BTP) and People’s Democratic Party (PDP) begins today.
Source:Kuensel2023-12-42112 -
Hassan Latheef elected leader of Democrats with 1,704 votes
Preliminary results show that The Democrats’ Interim Chairperson Hassan Latheef led polls to win the party’s leadership during the internal elections held on Saturday.
Source:SunOnline International2023-12-42443 -
Elections in Pakistan: EU not sending full election observation mission
The European Union (EU) has informed the government here that due to paucity of time, it will not be sending a full election observation mission as it did in 2018. Also, no recommendations will be presented at the conclu…
Source:The News International2023-12-42267 -
Fazlur Rehman to be next president whether PPP or PML-N win poll: JUI-F
As the general elections draw closer, Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Fazl (JUI-F) on Sunday announced that its chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman will be the next president of Pakistan whether Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PML-N) or Paki…
Source:The News International2023-12-43224 -
Doctor beaten again: Medical Superintendent of Siddhartha Children and Women Hospital assaulted after death of postpartum mother
After the death of a postpartum mother who was being treated at the Siddhartha Children and Women Hospital (AMDA hospital), Butwal, the relatives of the deceased resorted to attacking the Medical Superintendent of the h…
Source:myRepublica2023-11-292284 -
Axiata decides to exit Ncell
Axiata Group Berhad has decided to leave Ncell.
Source:myRepublica2023-11-293742 -
PM Dahal leaving for Dubai tonight to attend COP28
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' will be leaving here tonight for Dubai of the United Arab Emirates (UAE), leading the Nepali delegation to the 28th Conference of Parties to the United Nations Framework Conv…
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-11-292354 -
Businesses in Bhairahawa suffer as new international airport lies empty
On Tuesday, businessmen requested former prime minister Deuba to make efforts to operate the new airport.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-11-293344 -
Former ambassador Wali-ur Rahman passes away
Former ambassador Wali-ur Rahman passed away at a Dhaka hospital on Wednesday morning at the age of 80.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-11-292342 -
Rupee’s decline results in higher per capita debt: Government
Responding to the reports indicating that the per capita debt had exceeded Rs 1.2 million, State Minister for Finance Ranjith Siyambalapitiya said the increase in debt burden resulting from the rupee's decline has had a…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-11-291686 -
SL secures USD 60 Mn financial assistance from ADB
The Government of Sri Lanka is set to borrow USD 60 million from the Asian Development Bank (ADB) under the Second Integrated Road Investment Program – Tranche 4.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-11-291101 -
On the eve of the poll day, general secretaries of four political parties—Druk Phuensum Tshogpa, Druk Nyamrup Tshogpa, Bhutan Tendrel Party, and the Druk Thuendrel Tshogpa—have accused the People’s De
On the eve of the poll day, general secretaries of four political parties—Druk Phuensum Tshogpa, Druk Nyamrup Tshogpa, Bhutan Tendrel Party, and the Druk Thuendrel Tshogpa—have accused the People’s Democratic Party (P…
Source:Kuensel2023-11-292659 -
Maldives condemns Israel’s war against Palestine
Maldivian President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu condemned Israel’s war against Palestine, and its brutal occupation and collective punishment of innocent civilians on Wednesday, in a message on occasion of the International Day …
Source:SunOnline International2023-11-292885 -
Over 1,000 new mothers struggle under tarpaulins in wake of Jajarkot earthquake
With the heavy loss of damages to physical properties, mostly the buildings, from the Jajarkot Earthquake happened on November 3, the new mothers, senior citizens and children are severely affected.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-11-282497 -
DPM Khadka directs to start construction of houses for earthquake survivors
Deputy Prime Minister and Defense Minister Purna Bahadur Khadka has instructed the concerned agencies to immediately start construction of temporary housing for the earthquake survivors.
Source:myRepublica2023-11-281547 -
Buddha Air aircraft overshoots as fox disrupts landing at Chandragadhi airport
Buddha Air's aircraft overshot the runway at Chandragadhi Airport in Bhadrapur, Jhapa, during a landing at around 7 PM on Monday. According to Kishore Kumar Khatri, the airport information officer, the incident occurred…
Source:myRepublica2023-11-282730 -
What and why of dummy candidates
With the country gearing up for its 12th parliamentary elections, the political landscape is abuzz with excitement and controversy.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-11-281406 -
‘We want to ensure basic education until the age of 16’
The newly adopted skill-based education curriculum for secondary and higher secondary levels in Bangladesh has drawn huge criticism among the guardians. This system drastically changed the traditional knowledge-based edu…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-11-281788 -
October sees 20% decline in apparel exports
The apparel exports from Sri Lanka continued their downward trend, with October exports declining 20 percent year-on-year (YoY) to US $ 330.95 million, the data compiled by industry body Joint Apparel Association Forum (…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-11-281203 -
Sri Lanka Economic Summit 2023 kicks off today
The Ceylon Chamber of Commerce will host Sri Lanka Economic Summit (SLES) 2023 on November 28 and 29, at Shangri-La Hotel, Colombo, with President Ranil Wickremesinghe attending as the chief guest.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-11-282531 -
Israel warns SL against middlemen charging extra in job recruitment
The Israeli government authorities have categorically informed Sri Lanka that there should not be any middle involvement for additional charges in the process of recruitment of Sri Lankan job seekers as caregivers to wor…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-11-282503 -
Challenges of exercising adult franchise
As the countdown to poll day ticks away, voters from distant places who could not avail themselves of postal ballot facility are now travelling to their respective polling stations to show support for their preferred can…
Source:Kuensel2023-11-281604 -
Electricity export declines
Bhutan’s electricity export witnessed a significant drop of 18.8 percent in the initial nine months (January to September), despite the consistent electricity generation.
Source:Kuensel2023-11-281289 -
Imran directs PTI to distance from those maligning Army: Marwat
The incarcerated chairman of the Pakistan Tehreek Insaf, Imran Khan, has directed his party leadership to condemn and distance the PTI from all individuals, whether insiders or outsiders, who are making efforts to drive …
Source:The News International2023-11-282862 -
President gets secretary of his choice
Appointments and transfers have been made in the federal bureaucracy.
Source:The News International2023-11-281911 -
Wild cat taken under control from Makwanpur brought to Chitwan
A tiger which is believed to have killed two people recently in Makwanpur has been relocated to Chitwan.
Source:SATV2023-11-271352 -
An Earthquake of Magnitude 4.5 Struck with Epicenter Chitlang
An earthquake at 1:19 am with its epicenter around Chitlang in Makwanpur was felt on Thursday morning
Source:SATV2023-11-23798 -
Finally an international book fair after 10 yrs in Nepal starting today
Organised by Federation of Nepalese Books and Stationary Business in cooperation with Current Media and Research Centre Pvt. Ltd., the program was co-organised by China International Book Trading Corporation to make it a…
Source:SATV2023-11-213723 -
Rising prices, shrinking incomes: How lower-income people navigate financial challenges
As the sun begins to cast its first light over Dhaka, she runs to her work so that the people she works for get a good start to their morning.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-11-202210 -
Rohingya man killed in Arsa-RSO gunfight in Ukhiya
A Rohingya man was killed in a gunfight between two groups over establishing supremacy at Ukhiya Rohingya Camp 3 in Cox's Bazar on Sunday evening.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-11-201675 -
State denied substantial VAT revenue collected from consumers
In what appears to be a staggering disclosure, the number of VAT (value-added tax) files registered is found to be way below the actual figure denying substantial revenue collected from end consumers of goods and service…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-11-201186 -
UNDP report urges climate-resilient investment in Bhutan
Bhutan is vulnerable to natural disasters and the impact of climate change, investment in climate adaptation and mitigation can reduce risks and improve the resilience of people and the natural environment, according to …
Source:Kuensel2023-11-202213 -
Political parties unite in pursuit of economic growth
With Bhutan’s economy still in recovery mode from the Covid-19 pandemic and structural transformation critical, the primary focus for all political parties in the upcoming fourth National Assembly elections centres arou…
Source:Kuensel2023-11-202921 -
India considers alternative plans to rescue trapped workers
Rescue teams are trying to reach 41 workers who have been trapped in a collapsed tunnel in northern India for eight days and were contemplating alternative rescue plans after snags with a drilling machine caused them to …
Source:SunOnline International2023-11-202823 -
Mundhu appointed Ambassador-at-large at Foreign Ministry
President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu has appointed has appointed Mohamed Hussain Shareef (Mundhu) as the Ambassador-at-large at the Foreign Ministry.
Source:SunOnline International2023-11-202942 -
Parliament establishes new order members leading the session
The Parliament, on Monday, has announced the new order of members who can preside over sittings in circumstances where both the speaker of the deputy speaker are unavailable.
Source:SunOnline International2023-11-201442 -
Inquiry ordered after man claims CTD cops kidnapped him for ransom
Sindh Inspector General of Police (IGP) Riffat Mukhtar Raja on Sunday appointed the Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) DIG as the inquiry officer as he ordered an impartial investigation into alleged kidnappings of citiz…
Source:The News International2023-11-203771 -
All eyes on courts this week
All eyes are on the courts during this week as the Supreme Court (SC) and Islamabad High Court (IHC) are set to hear most important cases from today (Monday).
Source:The News International2023-11-202167 -
PM Dahal encourages embracing good governance values through the spirit of Chhath
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal has expressed the hope that the Chhath festival will inspire all of us to embrace the values of good governance, prosperity and social justice.
Source:myRepublica2023-11-191862 -
India pauses efforts to rescue workers trapped in tunnel over cave-in fears
Indian rescue workers have paused efforts to reach 40 men trapped in a collapsed highway tunnel over fears of more cave-ins.
Source:Aljazeera2023-11-192522 -
President's son Arshad Adnan collects Awami League nomination paper
Mohammad Arshad Adnan Rony, the only son of President Mohammed Shahabuddin, has collected nomination papers from Awami League to contest in the upcoming 12th national parliamentary elections from the Pabna-5 constituency
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-11-197234 -
PM: Bangladesh to become world’s 9th largest market by 2030 overtaking UK, Germany
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Sunday said Bangladesh would be the ninth largest consumer market by 2030 with the government working with the goal of overtaking many established markets in the world.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-11-192402 -
Nearly 200,000 new taxpayers registered so far in 2023: IRD tells COPA
The Inland Revenue Department (IRD) has informed the Committee on Public Accounts (COPA) that 198,253 new taxpayers have been registered so far in 2023.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-11-192006 -
Debt settlement: President calls for collaboration among creditors, int’l financial institutions
While emphasizing the complexity of the issue of indebtedness, President Ranil Wickremesinghe called for collaboration among creditors and international financial institutions to find sustainable solutions.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-11-191450 -
Discussions underway to only allow Hajj Corporation to escort pilgrims
Islamic Minister Dr. Mohamed Shaheem Ali has revealed that discussions are underway to limit the permit to escort pilgrims from the Maldives to Hajj to just Maldives Hajj Corporation.
Source:SunOnline International2023-11-192988 -
Govt should encourage STEM education: Pak space traveller
The Pakistan government should introduce STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) education system, especially for schoolgirls, so that they can be a part of the international community in various fields …
Source:The News International2023-11-193060 -
High-value target among four terrorists killed in North Waziristan operation
Security forces gunned down four terrorists, including a militant commander, during an intelligence-based operation (IBO) in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s North Waziristan district, the military’s media wing said on Saturday.
Source:The News International2023-11-191346 -
Annapurna region receives 24k plus foreign tourists in a month
A total of 24,409 foreign tourists visited the Annapurna conservation area in the month of Kattik (mid-October to mid-November).
Source:SATV2023-11-182403 -
China provides 100,000 USD for Jajarkot earthquake-affected
Red Cross Society of China has provided 100,000 USD emergency humanitarian cash assistance to the Jajarkot earthquake-affected people.
Source:SATV2023-11-182180 -
PM Hasina: Government can be changed by vote
Awami League President and Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Saturday sought blessing from the countrymen to hold fair and peaceful election, saying the government can be changed only by vote and elections.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-11-182040 -
Sajith tables SLC letter to ICC over undue interference
Opposition Leader Sajith Premadasa today revealed that Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) president Shammi Silva had sent a letter to the International Cricket Council (ICC) alleging that the Sports Ministry had made undue interfer…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-11-181579 -
Majority of Constitutional Council members decline to approve IGP extension
The Constitutional Council (CC) appears to be divided, with the majority of members declining to approve the reappointment of Mr. C.D. Wickramaratne as the Inspector General of Police (IGP), Daily Mirror learns.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-11-182716 -
Defendants seek dismissal of prostitution case
The couple charged with promoting prostitution in their hotel is accusing the police officer for arresting them on personal grudge resulting from a land purchase issue, and pleaded with the court to dismiss the case.
Source:Kuensel2023-11-182153 -
Parties promise food self-sufficiency
With 13 days until the poll day of the primary round of the fourth National Assembly elections, voters have not long to sift through the manifestos of the political parties to decide on their votes.
Source:Kuensel2023-11-182035 -
VP Yadav extends Chhath best wishes
Vice President Ramsahay Prasad Yadav has wished for the happiness, prosperity and good health of all Nepalis on the occasion of the Chhath festival.
Source:SATV2023-11-182329 -
Ex-DCP Latheef appointed National Security Advisor
Former Deputy Commissioner of Police (Retired) Ibrahim Latheef has been appointed the National Security Advisor at the President’s Office.
Source:SunOnline International2023-11-182497 -
NAB team grills Imran for 2 hours in £190m NCA case
The Combined Investigation Team of the National Accountability Bureau, Rawalpindi, continued interrogating PTI Chairman Imran Khan for a third day in the £190 million National Crime Agency (NCA) UK case in the Adiala Ja…
Source:SATV2023-11-181353 -
President’s first decision: National flag to not be lowered after 6pm from now on
Newly sworn-in President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu has decided against lowering the national flag after 6:00pm, effectively immediately.
Source:SunOnline International2023-11-184244 -
Pakistan, Russia agree on joint efforts against terror
Amidst the rising terrorism in the region, Friday saw Pakistan and Russia discussing various forms of radicalization, spread of terrorist ideologies, and misuse of information and communication technologies for terrorist…
Source:SATV2023-11-182120 -
Refugees who fled to India after latest fighting in Myanmar have begun returning home, officials say
More than half of the estimated 5,000 refugees who had fled the heavy fighting in Myanmar's western Chin state and had entered northeastern India have begun returning home, Indian officials said Thursday.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-11-162704 -
Slow business frustrates vendors in Phuentsholing
The border town across Phuentsholing town is thriving as Bhutanese customers gather in hordes to shop every day. However, the scenario in the adjacent Bhutanese town is still grim.
Source:Kuensel2023-11-163318 -
NPL declines by about 3 percent in last nine months
The non-performing loans (NPL) with the financial institutions (FIs) declined by about 3 percent from January to September this year, according to the Royal Monetary Authority’s figures.
Source:Kuensel2023-11-162283 -
Housing Ministry halts issuance of ‘Gedhoruveriya’ flats
Housing Ministry states they have halted the handover of the first 4,000 flats under the ‘Gedhoruveriya’ housing scheme, in accordance with instructions from the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC).
Source:SunOnline International2023-11-162707 -
US records 16% increase in admission of Pakistani students
A United States Department of State report recorded a 16% increase in the admission of Pakistani students to universities across the country.
Source:The News International2023-11-163061 -
Pakistan did not sell arms to Ukraine or Russia': FO rejects BBC claims
The Foreign Office Thursday said Pakistan has neither sold arms to Ukraine nor Russia, dismissing the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)'s claim regarding the matter.
Source:The News International2023-11-162843 -
Livestock worth Rs 19 million lost due to Jajarkot earthquake
Loss of livestock as a result of the Jajarkot earthquake is estimated to be around Rs 19 million.
Source:myRepublica2023-11-112520 -
Cox's Bazar rail line to be connected to other regions through Padma Bridge
Secretary Humayun Kabir of Ministry of Railways said that this railway will not only connect Cox's Bazar with Dhaka, but also with southern region and northern regions as well through Padma Bridge in future.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-11-112723 -
PM Hasina takes first ride from Cox's Bazar to Ramu
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Saturday took the first train ride on Cox's Bazar-Chittagong route after inauguration of the railway line.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-11-112296 -
Decision on vehicle import after President’s office recommendation: Siyambalapitiya
A decision will be taken regarding the possibility of importing vehicles after receiving the recommendations of the committee appointed by the President's Office, Finance State Minister Ranjith Siyambalapitiya said.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-11-112274 -
Responsibility of misusing sim cards must be held by users if not registered under their NICs: TRCSL
People should be aware of their mobile SIM cards issued under their national identity card (NIC) numbers. If there are any other SIMs registered under their identity cards without their knowledge and if there are any mis…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-11-111630 -
ECB warns parties against making new pledges
The Election Commission of Bhutan yesterday warned political parties and their candidates not to discuss pledges not mentioned in their manifestoes.
Source:Kuensel2023-11-112094 -
Why Bhutanese health professionals leave the country
A recent study delving into the challenges leading to the emigration of healthcare professionals from the country has shed light on compelling factors driving this trend.
Source:Kuensel2023-11-113236 -
Siyam: I hope for a bright future for the youth in Muizzu's presidency
MDA President and Dh. Meedhoo MP Ahmed Siyam Mohamed said today that he hopes the government of President-elect Dr Mohamed Muizzu, who will be sworn into office next Friday, will do strong and productive work to brighten…
Source:SunOnline International2023-11-112975 -
Muizzu urges unity for national progress
The country needs peace and everyone should be united to move this country forward, President-elect Dr. Mohamed Muizzu said today.
Source:SunOnline International2023-11-111550 -
WHO says 'a child is killed every 10 minutes in Gaza' as Israel intensifies strikes
A child is killed on average every 10 minutes in blockaded Gaza, the World Health Organization [WHO] Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus has told the United Nations Security Council, warning: "Nowhere and no one …
Source:SunOnline International2023-11-111678 -
Alvi defends himself after criticism by CJP in ruling
Days after a judgment by Chief Justice Qazi Faez Isa quoted an SC judge’s 2022 note that the president had transgressed the constitution by dissolving the National Assembly in April last year, President Arif Alvi has so…
Source:The News International2023-11-112000 -
UK King Charles expresses grief over quake devastation in Nepal
King Chares of the UK has expressed sadness over the earthquake devastation in Nepal.
Source:The Rising Nepal2023-11-103201 -
Expert panel urges government to launch immunisation drive in earthquake-hit districts
With the threat of infectious as well as vaccine-preventable diseases looming in the quake-affected districts, the National Immunisation Advisory Committee has asked the Ministry of Health and Population launch an additi…
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-11-103115 -
Sri Lanka balances polls and crisis recovery in 2024 budget deliberations
President Ranil Wickremesinghe will seek to boost tax revenue and rationalise spending in the government’s second full-year budget on Monday, targeting a return to growth for the crisis-hit economy while keeping an eye …
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-11-103445 -
AGO: Important govt. bills remain stymied
Attorney General’s Office (AGO) has expressed concern that several important government bills remain stymied in various stages at the Parliament.
Source:SunOnline International2023-11-101299 -
Feydhoo raises over MVR 100,000 for Palestine from sale of school badge
The 230-student Sh. Feydhoo School has raised over MVR 100,000 from the sale of school badges to assist Palestinians.
Source:SunOnline International2023-11-102021 -
PTI to rally in Karachi on Nov 12, with or without govt permission
The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf will hold a public rally in Karachi on November 12, said party’s information secretary for the city, Falak Almas, on Thursday.
Source:The News International2023-11-102873 -
Pakistani teacher awarded global prize for educating indigent children
A Pakistani teacher has received the Global Teacher Prize 2023 for her role in educating underprivileged children in a school established in the courtyard of her home in Gujranwala.
Source:The News International2023-11-104668 -
His Majesty The King meets business leaders in India
In the final part of His Majesty’s 8-day official visit to India, His Majesty The King was warmly welcomed to Mumbai, in Maharashtra on October 7. His Majesty The King was received by the Deputy Chief Minister of Mahara…
Source:Kuensel2023-11-91494 -
Pakistan seeks to work with ECO states to build prosperous Afghanistan: PM
Caretaker Prime Minister Anwaar-ul-Haq Kakar Thursday said Pakistan seeks to work closely with the Economic Cooperation Organisation (ECO) member states towards the shared goal towards building a peaceful, prosperous and…
Source:The News International2023-11-9659 -
EXIM Bank: Projects will not stop despite change in administration
Expressing support to be continued in the current fashion, Deputy Managing Director at EXIM Bank of India to ET Infra N. Ramesh says the projects underway in the Maldives, funded by the bank, will not be stopped despite …
Source:SunOnline International2023-11-9846 -
Meeting between CPC leader Wang and Prime Minister Prachanda
A meeting was held between the Secretary of Tibet Autonomous Region of Chinese Communist Party (CPC) Wang Junzheng and Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal Prachanda.
Source:SATV2023-11-91847 -
Terrorist attacks on military installations are tactical, not strategic
Over the years, Pakistan has encountered terrorist attacks targeting its military installations. These incidents have been both shocking and extremely tragic. However, it is important to note that these attacks have had …
Source:The News International2023-11-81801 -
Inflation hits five-month high despite steps
Inflation once again grazed double digits in October, advancing 30 basis points to 9.93 percent despite the government's repeated assurances of measures to rein it in.
Source:SATV2023-11-75601 -
Assembly Election 2023 Voting Live Updates: As Chhattisgarh votes in first phase, PM Modi pitches for education in mother tongue
Mizoram saw 17.18% voter turnout, while Chhattisgarh saw 9.93 %, on Tuesday (November 7).
Source:SATV2023-11-73988 -
Sri Lanka cricket in shambles
Hours after Sports Minister Roshan Ranasingha appointed an interim committee headed by former cricketer Arjuna Ranatunga to assume control of Sri Lanka Cricket yesterday
Source:SATV2023-11-73373 -
Spinal injuries from vehicle accidents on the rise
The increase in traumatic spinal injuries from fractures in the country is exacerbated by the growing number of vehicle accidents (VA), according to a recent study
Source:SATV2023-11-71624 -
Man involved in hit-and-run that injured MNU lecturer sentenced to two years in jail
he Criminal Court sentenced a young man to two years in prison on Monday, after founding him guilty of involvement in a hit-and-run that resulted in serious injuries to a lecturer from the Maldives National university (M…
Source:SATV2023-11-72284 -
‘Kill me here, but I am not going back’: An Afghan refugee in Pakistan
On a recent October evening, 41-year-old Shakira Aslami was washing dishes in the tiny kitchen of her two-room apartment when she heard a commotion outside.
Source:SATV2023-11-73060 -
Nepal among the lowest in South Asia in HDI
Nepal continues to remain among the lowest-ranked countries in South Asia in terms of human development even though the country has made rapid progress in the last few decades, a United Nations report says.
Source:SATV2023-11-72157 -
Government mulls two approaches for quake reconstruction
Two days after the devastating Jajarkot earthquake, the government is already weighing various long-term reconstruction plans.
Source:SATV2023-11-72306 -
Another aftershock of 4.5 magnitude earthquake in Jajarkot
Another shock of 4.5 magnitude earthquake hit Jajarkot on Monday. The second shock of the earthquake occurred at 4:40 pm.
Source:SATV2023-11-63628 -
Doctor, man infected with Congo virus die in Quetta
A doctor diagnosed with the deadly Congo virus and a suspected patient under treatment at the Fatima Jinnah Hospital died on Sunday.
Source:The News International2023-11-62793 -
Jajarkot Earthquake: Bringing the injured to Nepalgunj
Those injured in the Jajarkot earthquake last night have been brought to Nepalgunj for further treatment. It is said that 11 injured persons including infants were brought by Nepal Airlines plane on the advice of Rukum.
Source:SATV2023-11-42873 -
Preparations underway to prorogue current session of Parliament
The government is planning to prorogue the current session of Parliament on Thursday.
Source:myRepublica2023-11-22174 -
Over 200 drugs still in shortage in Sri Lanka
Despite a string of ongoing challenges in the health sector, Sri Lanka continues to face a shortage of 217 drugs, according to an official.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-11-23050 -
Promoting Bhutan’s high-value agricultural products
Aimed at enhancing Bhutanese high-value agricultural products, 13 participants (officials and entrepreneurs) from Bhutan are taking part in three-day Agri-Food Tech Expo Asia (AFTEA) 2023 in Singapore.
Source:Kuensel2023-11-23340 -
Experts study Thorthomi Lake outburst
Residents along Phochhu were cautioned to be alert as Lake Thorthomi in Lunana burst on October 30 evening.
Source:Kuensel2023-11-21993 -
Urbanco to host an event to help Palestine on Friday
Urbanco will hold an event on Friday to help Palestinian Muslims.
Source:SunOnline International2023-11-22511 -
Inflation drops from 31pc in September to 27pc in October
Pakistan’s inflation rate significantly decelerated to 26.9 percent in October 2023, from a four-month high of 31.4 percent observed in September, says an official bulletin released on Wednesday.
Source:The News International2023-11-21724 -
Historic Achievements of Sports in Nepal Being Celebrated on Monday
Nepal Olympic Committee in cooperation with Chinese Embassy organised the award ceremony on Monday to congratulate the winning athletes and to encourage the Nepalese athletes who just returned Nepal after participating i…
Source:SATV2023-10-311628 -
Israel-Hamas War and Nepal
The first casualty of the war is our foreign policy. More than 260,000 Nepalese currently work in Qatar alone. A slight diplomatic slip with Qatar, which is reported to house Hamas HQ, means a foreign policy and economic…
Source:myRepublica2023-10-291981 -
Mirza Fakhrul detained from Gulshan residence
BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir has been detained by the Detective Branch (DB) of Police on Sunday.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-10-294166 -
Sri Lanka’s Central Hills at risk: One-fifth of land prone to landslides
One–fifth of Sri Lanka’s total landmass, particularly the areas in the central hills- is prone to landslides according to a study by the National Building Research Organization (NBRO).
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-10-294865 -
Gelephu domestic airport expansion to begin soon
Efforts are underway to expedite the process of land replacement and compensation for affected landowners that fall in the line of Gelephu domestic airport expansion.
Source:Kuensel2023-10-293141 -
More small hydropower projects begin
The second phase of the small hydropower project construction began with the salhang tendrel for the 4.5km access road to Druk Bindu I and II powerhouses yesterday.
Source:Kuensel2023-10-294506 -
Fire breaks out on yacht; passengers rescued
A huge fire broke out on a yacht off the Ritz-Carlton Maldives, Fari Islands, in North Male’ Atoll, on Saturday. Maldives National Defense Force (MNDF) said the fire on the yacht – Majesty 62 – was reported to the aut…
Source:SunOnline International2023-10-294429 -
Prolonged stay orders show inefficiency of judicial system: IHC judge
Justice Babar Sattar of Islamabad High Court (IHC) said Saturday stay orders for longer periods showed inefficiency of judicial system, resulting in increased pendency of cases of taxes and other fiscal-related issues
Source:The News International2023-10-292998 -
PTI to contact ‘like-minded parties’ from next week
A sub-political committee of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Core Committee Saturday discussed the current situation in the country and finalised a strategy to reach out to diverse political parties from next week in view…
Source:The News International2023-10-292818 -
Vaidya Energy gears up to roll out Ather 450X in Nepal next month
Vaidya Energy, a subsidiary of Vaidya's Organisation of Industries and Trading Houses (VOITH), has collaborated with Ather Energy, India's premier smart electric vehicle manufacturer, to introduce their flagship 450X two…
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-10-274182 -
Body of one more Nepali student brought from Israel
The body of one more among the 10 Nepali students who were killed in the attack by Hamas militants in Israel on October 7 has been brought to Nepal on Thursday.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-10-274278 -
Mamata Banerjee slams BJP for ‘harassing’ TMC ministers with ED raids: ‘How many will you send to jail?’
West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee asked why a single BJP leader’s house had not been raided amid ED raids premises of Opposition party leaders
Source:The Indian Express2023-10-273439 -
Bengal minister Jyotipriya Mallick arrested by ED in ‘ration scam’, says ‘I am victim of grave conspiracy’
"I am the victim of a grave conspiracy,” Mallick said while being escorted away by ED officials and CRPF jawans from his home in Salt Lake to the ED office in CGO complex.
Source:The Indian Express2023-10-273188 -
PM Hasina returning home ending 3-day official visit to Belgium
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has left Brussels for home wrapping up her three-day official visit to Belgium.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-10-273034 -
Fifth batch of uranium reaches Rooppur plant
The fifth shipment of uranium for the first unit of the under-construction Rooppur Nuclear Power Project in Pabna has arrived in Rooppur amid tight security.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-10-272902 -
IMF economist turned West African President seeks enhanced business ties with SL
The IMF-economist - turned Côte d'Ivoire (Ivory Coast) President sought enhanced business ties with Sri Lanka and hailed President Ranil Wickremesinghe for stabilizing the economy.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-10-272695 -
Security surveillance beefed to crack down on organized criminals
Security surveillance has been beefed up islandwide to crack down on organized criminals, particularly in the Southern and Western Provinces, amid the escalating wave of killings and robberies across the country.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-10-272281 -
Overworked healthcare workers risk to patients, says research
Incidences of medical errors and patient safety events are higher among healthcare workers burdened with excessive workload and persistent fatigue, a recent study has revealed.
Source:Kuensel2023-10-273550 -
Her Majesty and HRH Gyalsey Ugyen Wangchuck attend Tika ceremony
Her Majesty The Gyaltsuen, accompanied by His Royal Highness Gyalsey Ugyen Wangchuck, attended the Dassain tika ceremony at the Devi Panchayan Mandir at Kuenselphodrang on October 24 morning.
Source:Kuensel2023-10-274173 -
Over 3,000 invites for Muizzu’s inauguration
The Parliament says it is getting ready to send over 3,000 invitations for the inauguration of President-elect Dr. Mohamed Muizzu next month.
Source:SunOnline International2023-10-273299 -
IHC turns down Imran Khan's bail, cancellation of FIR pleas in cipher case
The IHC chief justice announced the verdict today which was reserved on October 16 after hearing arguments from both sides.
Source:The News International2023-10-274438 -
President Paudel worships at Palanchowk Bhagawati Temple
Preseident Ram Chandra Paudel today conducted a puja at Palanchowk Bhagawati Temple on the occasion of Maha Ashtami, the eighth day of the Dashain festival.
Source:The Rising Nepal2023-10-221706 -
Nasheed’s no-confidence motion scheduled for next Sunday
Parliament has scheduled the no-confidence motion submitted against Speaker Mohamed Nasheed for next Sunday.
Source:SunOnline International2023-10-22971 -
Maha Ashtami, eighth-day of Bada Dashain, being observed today
Hindus across the country are celebrating the eighth day of the ten-day-long Bada Dashain festival as Maha Ashtami by worshipping the Goddess Durga Bhawani.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-10-221877 -
PTI leader wants President Alvi to host Imran-Nawaz huddle
PTI chairman is not ready to sit with anyone," says Rana Sanaullah
Source:The News International2023-10-221008 -
Mumbai air worse than Delhi this week
India's financial capital Mumbai has witnessed a drop in air quality this month, authorities said. Withdrawing rains and construction work have caused the air quality to deteriorate, officials said. Delhi usually makes h…
Source:SATV2023-10-223578 -
Pakistan's three time premier Nawaz Sharif arrives home from exile
Pakistan's three-time Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif arrived home on Saturday from four years of self-imposed exile in London to kick-start his party's campaign for an election early next year, targeting former premier Imra…
Source:SATV2023-10-223093 -
Quake jolts Kathmandu Valley
An earthquake measuring 6.1 on the Richter scale jolted the Kathmandu Valley this morning.
Source:SATV2023-10-222654 -
Govt to disburse six billion rupees to builders ahead of Dashain
In an effort to address outstanding liabilities incurred by builders in the last fiscal year 2022/23 due to resource constraints, the government has taken a significant step by allocating six billion rupees for disbursem…
Source:myRepublica2023-10-201921 -
India allows export of 95,000 tonnes of non-basmati rice to Nepal
The Indian government has permitted the export of 95,000 tonnes of non-basmati white rice to Nepal, partially relaxing the export curbs imposed in July.
Source:SATV2023-10-193261 -
JICA assists Bhutan in geospatial data transformation project
More than 35 government agencies in the country currently employ Geo-spatial Information (GI) independently, leading to data duplication and the wastage of time and resources.
Source:Kuensel2023-10-192202 -
Bhutan begins pilot timber extraction for export
To earn foreign exchange and offset balance of trade immediately, the timber volume of 315,000 cubic feet (cft) or 0.315 million cft will be extracted from identified areas in Thimphu until December this year.
Source:Kuensel2023-10-191896 -
IAC Maldives distributes USD 100,000 in cash to Palestinian families
Around USD 100,000 from Maldivians was distributed amongst 200 Palestinian families that are in need.
Source:SunOnline International2023-10-191383 -
Maldives calls for urgent action to provide relief for Palestinians
Maldives has called to bring the ongoing military attacks by Israel against Palestinians to a stop and to establish a corridor to provide humanitarian aid to the Palestinians.
Source:SunOnline International2023-10-19891 -
Four injured in explosion at Kulhudhuffushi airport
An explosion took place at the Kulhudhuffushi Airport on Thursday, leaving four people injured.
Source:SunOnline International2023-10-191148 -
IHC restrains authorities from arresting Nawaz upon return on Oct 21
Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) supremo Nawaz Sharif, who is set to return to the country after a four-year exile in London on Saturday, on Thursday secured relief from courts in graft cases.
Source:The News International2023-10-19756 -
Pakistan tests Ababeel Weapon System
Pakistan conducted a successful flight test of the Ababeel weapon system on Wednesday. The test flight was aimed at re-validating various designs, technical parameters and performance evaluations of different sub-systems…
Source:The News International2023-10-19537 -
Home Minister who is on a visit to China suffers a heartattack
Deputy Prime Minister and Home Minister Narayankaji Shrestha, who was on a visit to China to participate in the BRI conference, suffered a heart attack. According to the information provided by the Nepali Embassy in Weij…
Source:SATV2023-10-19969 -
Petrol and Diesel Allowances to Nepal's Government Employees
The government has decided to provide with petrol and diesel allowances adding upon the already existing dress and festival allowances of civil service employees.
Source:SATV2023-10-1813529 -
Nepalis rescued from Israel depart from Delhi
A total of 18 Nepali nationals rescued from Israel by an Indian aircraft have left New Delhi for their destinations in Nepal.
Source:myRepublica2023-10-181739 -
Speaker election will be pivotal in Koshi provincial politics
In a dramatic turn of events, Kedar Karki, a provincial assembly member of Nepali Congress’s dissident faction, became the chief minister of the Koshi Province on Saturday.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-10-182666 -
Prime Minister Dahal arrives Mustang
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' has arrived in Mustang this morning.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-10-181493 -
A waste of resources?
The government’s initiative to rationalise schools has led to the closure of many schools in remote dzongkhags, leaving infrastructure underutilised, according to Kengkhar Weringla MP Rinzin Jamtsho.
Source:Kuensel2023-10-181649 -
Policies inadequate to support officiating principals: MP
During the question-and-answer session in the National Assembly, MP Choki Gyeltshen from Maenbi-Tsaenkhar constituency raised the concern that officiating principals are overwhelmed with tasks due to the absence of suppo…
Source:Kuensel2023-10-181041 -
PM Hasina remembers Sheikh Russel on his birthday
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Wednesday paid homage to Sheikh Russel, the slain youngest son of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, to mark his 60th birthday.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-10-181238 -
Dhaka’s air world’s most polluted for 2nd consecutive day
Dhaka has topped the list of cities worldwide with the worst air quality for the second consecutive day, with an AQI of 182 at 8:55am Wednesday morning.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-10-18929 -
PM to discuss electoral reforms with political parties today
Prime Minister Dinesh Gunawardena has called for a meeting of all political parties represented in Parliament today to discuss electoral reforms.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-10-181080 -
Maldives condemns deadly Israeli strike on Gaza hospital
Maldives has condemned the deadly Israeli air strike on a hospital in Gaza that has killed hundreds of civilians.
Source:SunOnline International2023-10-18980 -
Drastic pension reforms proposed for public sector retirees
While granting an exemption to the defence and armed forces personnel, the Ministry of Finance has proposed some drastic changes for pension for retired public sector employees in a summary forwarded to the prime ministe…
Source:The News International2023-10-18892 -
Pakistan condemns Israel's attack on Gaza hospital, urges world to intervene
Pakistan has strongly condemned the Israeli attack on Al-Ahly Al-Mamadany Hospital in Gaza, expressing outrage at the devastating incident that resulted in hundreds of casualties.
Source:The News International2023-10-18734 -
"Changaa Chett" of Himalaya Airlines in Clear and Blue Sky (Photo Features)
Himalayan Airlines on the festive occasion of Bada Dashain organises rounds of celebration in the office through different types of greeting and exciting entertainment activities fulfilling corporate social responsibilit…
Source:SATV2023-10-172021 -
"Changaa Chett" of Himalaya Airlines in Clear and Blue Sky Today
Himalayan Airlines on the festive occasion of Bada Dashain organises rounds of celebration in the office through different types of greeting and exciting entertainment activities fulfilling corporate social responsibilit…
Source:SATV2023-10-171336 -
Tangail-2: AL got half a dozen aspirants, BNP single
Rivalry over supremacy in the ruling Awami League has marred the political arena in the Tangail-2 constituency (Gopalpur-Bhuapur upazilas), which is a very important seat in district-level politics.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-10-171807 -
No move to resume QR system for fuel again: Minister
Power and Energy Minister Kanchana Wijesekera yesterday claimed that there is no move to resume the national fuel pass QR system or any quota system for fuel.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-10-171239 -
SL calls for immediate release of all hostages taken into Gaza
Expressing grave concern by the ongoing escalation of violence and military action in Gaza, Sri Lanka yesterday called for the immediate release of all hostages taken into Gaza.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-10-17881 -
Tree Top Hospital urges to lodge complaints through official channels
Tree Top Hospital, on Monday, has urged any party with grievances or concerns regarding their medical services to lodge complaints through their official communication channels.
Source:SunOnline International2023-10-17914 -
President Solih calls for inquiry on human right abuses by Israel against Palestinians
President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih, on Monday, has called for a comprehensive international inquiry into the human rights abuses perpetrated by Israel against the Palestinians.
Source:SunOnline International2023-10-17786 -
UNCTAD director urges external loans relief for Pakistan
Visiting Director of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) Richard Kozul-Wright said that Pakistan requires debt relief on external loans in order to secure fiscal space.
Source:The News International2023-10-17990 -
Prime Minister Prachanda awarded Nepal Asian Professional Achievement Award 2023 on Friday
Asian Professional Achievement Award Nepal 2023 ceremony was held grandly at the Himalaya Hotel in Kathmandu on October 13.
Source:SATV2023-10-161849 -
NEA again receives 'Double A Plus' credit rating
Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) has, this year too, received the 'Double A Plus' credit rating.
Source:myRepublica2023-10-16839 -
CM Karki expanded Cabinet by inducting two ministers
Newly-appointed Chief Minister of Koshi, Kedar Karki, has expanded his Cabinet by inducting one minister from Nepali Congress and one from UML today shortly after his oath ceremony.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-10-161907 -
Bangladesh achieves self-sufficiency in four key food items
World Food Day is being observed on October 16 in Bangladesh, just like many other countries around the world.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-10-161634 -
PM Hasina urges measures to keep waterbodies alive
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Monday asked officials concerned to make sure that development projects do not impede the free flow of waterbodies, including rivers and canals.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-10-161131 -
Israel-Palestine conflict – MR says war is not the solution
Former President Mahinda Rajapaksa visited the Palestine Embassy in Colombo today (16) to stand in solidarity with the people of Palestine amidst the escalating conflict between Israel and Palestine.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-10-161026 -
SL Ambassador to Israel doing a good job: SJB
Sri Lanka's Ambassador to Israel, Nimal Bandara is doing a good job ensuring the safety of locals in the Gaza Strip in the wake of the conflict, but there is much more to be done to minimize the effects from which Sri La…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-10-161375 -
Visually -impaired seek affordable white canes for independence
Bhutanese with blindness raised concerns about the accessibility and affordability of white canes during International White Cane Safety Day yesterday.
Source:Kuensel2023-10-161983 -
Nikachhu plant set to commission by December
The 118MW Nikachhu Hydropower Project in Trongsa is 96.29 percent complete and is expected to commission by the end of December this year.
Source:Kuensel2023-10-161661 -
Wellness Matters to mark one year to ‘Plant a Tree’ project
Local NGO Wellness Matters is preparing to celebrate one year to its “Plant a Tree” project.
Source:SunOnline International2023-10-16927 -
Spokesperson: Stock shortage could halt healthcare service
The spokesperson for the president-elect’s office says that health officials haven’t been placing new orders for equipment and pharmaceuticals needed by hospitals, warning that a shortage of stock could result in a hal…
Source:SunOnline International2023-10-161368 -
Nepal Rastra Bank Prints 10 Billion Worth New Notes For 2023
Nepal Rastra Bank has started to distribute new notes among the public from today onwards on the occasion of Nepalese greatest festival, Dashain. Rastra Bank this year has printed more than 10 billion rupees worth new no…
Source:SATV2023-10-164544 -
Huge relief as govt slashes petrol price by Rs40 per litre
In a huge relief for the inflation-hit nation, the caretaker government Sunday cut the price of petrol by Rs40 per litre and of high-speed diesel (HSD) by Rs15 for the next fortnight.
Source:The News International2023-10-161065 -
Diplomatic tightrope: Delhi red-flags terror, reiterates stand on Palestine statehood
On October 7, hours after the Hamas’s unprecedented attack on Israel, Prime Minister Narendra Modi posted a statement on X expressing his deep shock at the “terrorist attacks” and that “we stand in solidarity with Is…
Source:The Indian Express2023-10-131461 -
India ranks 111th on Global Hunger Index 2023; ‘erroneous measure of hunger’, says govt
The 2023 Global Hunger Index (GHI) shows that, after many years of advancement up to 2015, progress against hunger worldwide remains largely at a standstill.
Source:The Indian Express2023-10-131518 -
Third batch of uranium reaches Rooppur plant
The third shipment of uranium for the first unit of the under-construction Rooppur Nuclear Power Project in Pabna has arrived in Rooppur amid tight security.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-10-131923 -
USD 2M boost for skills development
Asian Development Bank and finance ministry signed a USD 2-million (M) grant agreement to increase the employability of youth with disabilities through the Japan Fund for Prosperous and Resilient Asia and the Pacific (JF…
Source:Kuensel2023-10-131527 -
UN awards Peace Medal to Bhutan’s contingent
Bhutan’s peacekeeping military contingent (BHU LQRF) at the UN Multidimensional Integrated Stabilisation Mission in the Central African Republic (MINUSCA) was awarded the UN Peace Medal on October 11.
Source:Kuensel2023-10-133655 -
SS Play now available on IOS
The SS Play – an app which allows people to watch multiple TV channels from anywhere in Maldives at an affordable rate – is now available on iPhone or IOS phones.
Source:SunOnline International2023-10-131132 -
Maldives preps for Friday rally in solidarity with Palestinians
The Maldives is scheduled to hold a rally in the capital Male’ on Friday in a show of solidarity with Palestinians.
Source:SunOnline International2023-10-131205 -
Bajhang experiences yet another earthquake jolt
Earthquake jolt was felt again in Bajhang last night.The earthquake of magnitude 5.3 with its epicenter, Bhatekhola of Masta rural municipality, took place at 12.22 last night.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-10-121249 -
Some 300 trees in CMC area identified as potential threat
It has been identified that more than 300 trees, located within the Colombo Municipal Council areas pose a potential threat to the people and properties and a special committee has been appointed to look into the matter …
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-10-121550 -
Outbreak of eye disease raises concerns in Colombo
The Colombo Municipality’s (CMC) Health Department has taken precautionary measures to close classes of several schools to combat the spread of an eye disease called 'Conjunctivitis" within the city limits.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-10-122542 -
100 percent dog sterilisation by October this year
The National Accelerated Dog Population Management and Rabies Control Programme (NADPM and RCP) has sterilised 61,686 dogs as of October 3.
Source:Kuensel2023-10-121320 -
Absence of Standard Operating Procedure hinders irrigation schemes
Bhutan’s irrigation schemes face significant challenges due to the absence of a standard operating procedure (SOP) among the various agencies responsible for planning, development, and monitoring.
Source:Kuensel2023-10-121178 -
Maldives to hold telethon to aid Palestinians
All media stations in the Maldives are collaborating to hold a telethon to aid Palestinians in besieged Gaza.
Source:SunOnline International2023-10-121437 -
Fine for lost passports reduced to MVR 2,000
The passport regulations have been revised to limit the fine on renewal of lost passports to maximum MVR 2,000.
Source:SunOnline International2023-10-121332 -
Speculation swirls around Nawaz’s ‘short flight’ on 21st
Sources meanwhile hinted at Nawaz Sharif’s “technical landing” in Islamabad en route to Lahore while coming from Abu Dhabi
Source:The News International2023-10-121127 -
Pakistan, OIC term Aug 5 actions ‘a new chapter of oppression’
OIC Assistant Secretary General Yousef Al-Dobeay and Foreign Secretary Syrus Sajad Qazi Wednesday said that India’s unilateral and illegal actions of August 5, 2019 had opened a new chapter of oppression.
Source:The News International2023-10-121185 -
Air-330 will fly to Israel at 2:30 a.m. on Wednesday to rescue trapped Nepalese
The Nepal Air Service Corporation's plane wide body ship-330 is scheduled to fly to Israel at 2:30 am on Wednesday for the Nepalese trapped in war-torn Israel according to Corporation spokesperson Ramesh Paudel.
Source:SATV2023-10-111041 -
Abolishment of SEE raises concern over quality of school education and university admission
The School Education Bill 2080 BS has sparked controversy because of the provisions regarding the Secondary Education Examination (SEE), which could potentially lead to a decline in overall school education quality and w…
Source:myRepublica2023-10-11862 -
Govt opens route permits to facilitate Dashain travel
To enhance convenience for travelers during the upcoming Dashain festival, the Department of Transport Management (DoTM) has made the decision to open route permits for applications across Nepal from October 13 to Octobe…
Source:myRepublica2023-10-111509 -
Repatriation of dead Nepalis from Israel to take a few days
Nearly 130 Nepalis studying and working in Israel’s risky regions have been brought to safer locations.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-10-111707 -
‘Judge who slammed DAG broke oath’
Attorney General AM Amin Uddin on Tuesday said that Justice Md Emdadul Haque Azad had broken his oath by making an “unfortunate” comment about a deputy attorney general during the bail hearing in a case.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-10-111330 -
Dhaka air third most polluted in world on Wednesday morning
With an air quality index (AQI) score of 183 at 9:04am on Wednesday, Dhaka ranked 3rd on the list of cities worldwide with the worst air quality.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-10-111162 -
Govt. to rollout maternity allowance
The government is poised to launch a highly-anticipated maternity allowance programme, aimed at supporting a child’s crucial first 1,000 days of life.
Source:Kuensel2023-10-111083 -
No possibility of legalising cannabis for sale: Lyonchhen
The government granted provisional authorisation for the establishment of a medicinal cannabis product manufacturing facility in Ugyentse, Samtse, in August.
Source:Kuensel2023-10-111049 -
MNP to partner with PPM-PNC for parliamentary elections
The MNP, which won 1,907 votes in last month’s presidential election, will contest the upcoming parliamentary elections in collaboration with the PPM-PNC coalition, says the party’s leader Colonel (Retired) Mohamed Naz…
Source:SunOnline International2023-10-111203 -
Another earthquake hits Afghanistan in less than one week
A 6.3 magnitude earthquake Wednesday struck western Afghanistan, impacting an area already suffering from a devastating loss of over 2,000 lives during a series of similar quakes last weekend.
Source:The News International2023-10-111080 -
Govt considering proposal to protect govt servants from NAB ‘harassment’
The government is considering protecting civil servants and public officeholders from unnecessary harassment from institutions like the NAB to encourage decision-making.
Source:The News International2023-10-11964 -
PM orders stepping up sick SOEs’ privatisation
Caretaker Prime Minister Anwarul Haq Kakar has directed the relevant authorities to speed up the process of privatisation of loss-making State-owned Enterprises (SOEs).
Source:SATV2023-10-102544 -
Next election will be free, fair and neutral: PM
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today reaffirmed her vow to make the country's upcoming national election free, fair and neutral, reflecting the will of the people.
Source:SATV2023-10-101357 -
Sikkim flash flood: IAF, Army teams rescue over 390 tourists
The Indian Air Force (IAF) and the Army on Monday rescued more than 390 tourists, including 13 from Bangladesh, from Lachen and Lachung towns in Sikkim which has been ravaged by flash flood in the Teesta river.
Source:SATV2023-10-101558 -
Laws to be drafted to accept foreign university medical degrees
Cabinet approval has been granted to enact necessary legal provisions so that the medical degrees awarded by foreign universities within the first 1,000 international rankings, can be accepted in Sri Lanka.
Source:SATV2023-10-101160 -
Gyalsung National Service registration begins
With the launch of the much-awaited Gyalsung National Service website, eligible youths can now sign up and register for the programme.
Source:SATV2023-10-106810 -
Arabiyya School niqab ban: Interim order denied by High Court as well
High Court has upheld the decision by Civil Court to deny an interim order to halt the enforcement of Education Ministry's directive banning female students of Arabiyaa School who wear the niqab, from wearing niqab with …
Source:SATV2023-10-101349 -
Advance bus ticket booking opens, crowd of people from early morning
On the first day of the opening of advance booking of ticket for the long and medium route buses, thousands of tickets were booked on Monday from early morning to evening.
Source:SATV2023-10-102171 -
KMC starts festival parking in Dharahara area
Kathmandu Metropolitan City has arranged temporary parking inside Dharahara area targeting the upcoming Dashain, Tihar and Chhath festivals.
Source:SATV2023-10-101541 -
Ferry service fees between TN, KKS announced
The passenger ferry service connecting India's Nagapattinam and Sri Lanka's Kankesanthurai (KKS) will commence operations tomorrow (October 10), Ports, Shipping and Aviation Minister Nimal Siripala de Silva announced.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-10-93919 -
SC finds Anim Damcho guilty of unexplained wealth, tax evasion
The Supreme Court sentenced Damcho Choden, also known as Anim Damcho, to nine years imprisonment for misappropriation of Buddha Dordenma Project funds and possessing of unexplained wealth.
Source:Kuensel2023-10-92282 -
Applications opened for 300 scholarships from Saudi Arabia
Applications have been opened for over 300 scholarships granted to Maldives by Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Education.
Source:SunOnline International2023-10-91487 -
MVR 1M roughly received in donations for Palestine fund
The International Aid Campaign (IAC) has revealed they received roughly MVR 1 million in donations for the relief fund opened for Palestine within just one day’s span.
Source:SunOnline International2023-10-91663 -
Pakistan finds indications of shale gas presence in well
Amid declining natural gas production by 8-9 percent annually, the country has found promising indications of the presence of heavy reservoirs of shale gas at the pilot well KUC-1, Hyderabad, Sindh. The project was initi…
Source:The News International2023-10-91186 -
Cipher case: Imran Khan, Shah Mahmood Qureshi to be indicted on Oct 17
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan and Vice Chairman Shah Mahmood Qureshi will be indicted in the cipher case on October 17, announced the special court on Monday.
Source:The News International2023-10-9951 -
Devendra Gautam Award-2080 organized in honor of journalists
Devendra Gautam Journalism Award-2080 was organized yesterday in Bhaktapur on the occasion of Gautam's first memorial day.
Source:SATV2023-10-73762 -
Applications open for chief judge at Civil Court and High Court
Applications have been opened on Thursday for the post of chief judge at both Civil Court and High Court.
Source:SunOnline International2023-10-6995 -
Tornado strikes Gopalganj, damaging shops and temples
A tornado struck Kashiani upazila of Gopalganj around 3:30pm on Thursday, causing damage to around 25 business establishments, temples, trees, and electric poles.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-10-61748 -
IGP tussle among higher up's costs SL a soaring crime rate
In the wake of growing fear over the escalating crime rate in the country, civil organizations and the opposition have expressed growing concerns over the President's failure to nominate a suitable replacement for the ro…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-10-6470 -
Tree Top Hospital successfully performs first permanent pacemaker implantation
Tree Top Hospital has successfully performed the first permanent pacemaker implantation in the Maldives using conduction system pacing technique.
Source:SunOnline International2023-10-61115 -
AJK HC annuls registration of parties’ chapters
Azad Jammu and Kashmir High Court (AJK HC) on Thursday declared the registration of AJK chapters of three major political parties, Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PMLN), Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) and Pakistan Tehreek-e-…
Source:The News International2023-10-6929 -
We have the right to arrest those involved in gold smuggling if they do not appear when called to make a statement: President Acharya
Dilliraj Acharya, the chairman of the Commission of Inquiry on the Control of Illegal Import (Trafficking) of Gold-2080, has said that the commission has the right to arrest those involved in the gold smuggling case if …
Source:SATV2023-10-51942 -
Japan extends grant to improve Dhulikhel Hospital Trauma and Emergency Centre
The Government of Nepal and the Government of Japan today signed an agreement for utilizing the grant assistance of JPY 3,296 million (approximately NPR 2.95 billion) for the implementation of the ‘Project for the Impro…
Source:myRepublica2023-10-51208 -
Final results of the runoff announced with no changes to preliminary results
Elections Commission (EC) has announced the final results of the presidential runoff held last Saturday.
Source:SunOnline International2023-10-51301 -
Government says tourism revenue at par with pre-pandemic figures despite fall in arrivals
During the session, Dramedtse_Ngatshang’s Member of Parliament Ugyen Wangdi raised concerns about the frequent changes in the SDF, which have been causing challenges for businesses within the tourism sector.
Source:Kuensel2023-10-51483 -
Indian police arrest a news site’s editor and administrator after raiding homes of journalists
Police in New Delhi have arrested the editor of a news website and one of its administrators after raiding the homes of journalists working for the site, which has been critical of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Hi…
Source:AP2023-10-51289 -
Bangladesh enters the nuclear age
Thursday marks a historic day for Bangladesh as the country formally receives its first batch of nuclear fuel from Russia, a milestone event in the development of the Rooppur Nuclear Power Plant (RNPP). This ceremony mar…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-10-51103 -
Striking railway workers to lose jobs
The government has decided to consider the railway workers who are on strike as having vacated their posts as per the gazette notification issued on September 12.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-10-51069 -
Govt to enforce parole from October
The government has decided to bring into force the provision of parole as provisioned in Section 17 (f), 29 and 49 of The Criminal Offences (Sentencing and Execution) Act, 2017. The parole provision will come into force …
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-10-51298 -
State companies instructed not to initiate new projects
State-owned enterprises have been instructed by the Privatization and Corporatization Board (PCB) to halt all projects undertaken by them until the commencement of the new presidential term.
Source:SunOnline International2023-10-51133 -
Imran Khan disappointed with President Arif Alvi: Aleema
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan is upset with President Arif Alvi for not announcing the election date, revealed former prime minister’s sister Aleema Khan on Wednesday.
Source:The News International2023-10-51305 -
World Bank forecasts 3.9% of economic growth unlike Nepal's target of 6%
World Bank estimated that Nepal's economy will grow only by 3.9 percent in current fiscal year a mid-July 2024, while Nepal, experiencing 1.9 of lowest growth rate last fiscal year targeted 6 percent of economic growth t…
Source:SATV2023-10-42466 -
More than 20 Indian soldiers missing after flash floods in northeastern Sikkim state
Twenty-three Indian army soldiers were missing Wednesday after a cloudburst triggered flash floods in the northeastern state of Sikkim, the army said in a statement.
Source:myRepublica2023-10-41628 -
Bajhang earthquake update: One dead, 135 houses damaged
A person lost his life to earthquake in Bajhang. The deceased has been identified as Gunamati Dhami, 40, of Jayaprithvi municipality-11, Okhal.
Source: RSS2023-10-41742 -
RNPP to receive fresh batch of uranium from Russia’s Rosatom on Thursday
Rooppur Nuclear Power Plant (RNPP) is going to officially receive a fresh batch of uranium from the Russian contractor, Rosatom, at a formal Graduation Ceremony on Thursday.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-10-41507 -
Bhutan and World Bank launch PEFA report 2023
Bhutan and the World Bank jointly launched the Public Expenditure and Financial Accountability (PEFA) Performance Assessment Report 2023 yesterday.
Source:Kuensel2023-10-41755 -
CSOs need endowment funds to perform: Home Minister
The Civil Society Organisation Authority recently announced the requirement of an endowment fund of Nu 4 million for all CSOs.
Source:Kuensel2023-10-41499 -
Large area of Maldives experiencing rough seas and rain
Maldives Meteorological Service has said today that a large area of Maldives is experiencing rough seas and stormy weather.
Source:SunOnline International2023-10-42113 -
World Bank: Maldives economy will grow by 6.5%, but fiscal buffers needed
World Bank has said that while the economy of Maldives is expected to grow by 6.5 percent this year, there needs to be urgent fiscal adjustments as there is a chance of the economy weakening.
Source:SunOnline International2023-10-41050 -
Democrats hit pause on push to change government system
The Democrats have hit pause on their push to change the system of governance in Maldives, deciding to give President-elect Dr. Mohamed Muizzu a chance.
Source:SunOnline International2023-10-4963 -
Govt tells illegal immigrants to leave by Nov 1
The caretaker Federal Interior Minister, Sarfaraz Bugti, has announced November 1 as the deadline for all illegal immigrants to leave Pakistan or face deportation and seizure of properties and businesses.
Source:The News International2023-10-4685 -
They surrender to martial law but attack parliament: CJP
Chief Justice of Pakistan Qazi Faez Isa said Tuesday that the apex court had endorsed martial law several times in the past and many judges forgot their oath after the imposition of martial law. He further said the apex …
Source:The News International2023-10-41378 -
Earthquakes of 5.3 and 6.3 rector hit on Bajhang today
Another earthquake occurred in West Nepal less than half an hour later of 6.3 rector.
Source:SATV2023-10-31847 -
RAB: No chance of chaos ahead of national polls
Commander Khandaker Al Moin, director of the Legal and Media Wing of the Rapid Action Battalion (RAB), said that there is no chance of any kind of chaos ahead of upcoming national polls.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-10-31190 -
By-polls to Brahmanbaria-2, Lakshmipur-3 on November 5
By-elections to the Brahmanbaria-2 and Lakshmipur-3 constituencies are scheduled for November 5, Election Commission Secretary Jahangir Alam has said.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-10-31307 -
State land on lease basis for 100 MW solar energy project
The government approved a proposal for the acquisition of about 219.72 hectares of land in the Siyambalanduwa Divisional Secretariat Division of the Moneragala District by the Sri Lanka Sustainable Energy Authority for a…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-10-31293 -
Govt. reviews SoEs for fiscal efficiency, slashes subsidies
The finance ministry has been working on merging State-owned Enterprises (SoEs) with similar mandates and duplication of work and considering even the privatisation of non-strategic SoEs, Lyonpo Namgay Tshering told the …
Source:Kuensel2023-10-31084 -
FM calls for urgent action to fix trade imbalance to safeguard foreign reserves
Despite the foreign reserve being within the threshold, Finance Minister Namgay Tshering urged National Assembly yesterday to address the trade deficit issue by fixing the trade imbalance to conserve the reserve.
Source:Kuensel2023-10-3946 -
Aslam: MDP mustn’t misuse majority and rush system change
Parliament majority leader and North Hithadhoo MP, Mohamed Aslam said today that rushing to change the governing system just because they have the majority in the Parliament, is not a good thing to do.
Source:SunOnline International2023-10-31472 -
Muizzu’s response to his label: I’m pro-Maldives
Pro-China candidate Muizzu wins Maldives presidential election.”
Source:SunOnline International2023-10-31770 -
Pakistan looks to sell its Reko Diq shares to Saudi investors
The federal government is considering selling the shares it holds in the Reko Diq project to Saudi Arabia to attract investment from the gulf state which is keen to become part of this copper-gold project, The News has …
Source:The News International2023-10-3953 -
Only three of 64 households left in Jang village of Limi
The residents of Limi Jang village, often referred to as ‘the village beyond the Himalayas’, in Namkha Rural Municipality-6, Humla, have begun leaving the village because of the lack of facilities within the village.
Source:SATV2023-10-31007 -
NEPSE gains 5 points on Monday; daily turnover drops to Rs 1.737b
The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) index, the sole secondary market of the country, rose slightly on Monday by 5.19 points or 0.26 percent to reach 1976.29 points. It had dropped by 33.20 points on Sunday.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-10-21217 -
Govt starts cervical cancer vaccine administration
Bangladesh has launched a nationwide HPV vaccination program to prevent cancer, targeting over 10 million children. The government aims to vaccinate 95% of all girls in the country.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-10-21587 -
Tarayana project addresses water woes in Dogar gewog
Around 254 households in Dogar gewog, 250 monks of Sali Gonpa, and students of Dawakha Middle Secondary School can expect continuous supply of clean drinking water after the inauguration of the nature-based interventions…
Source:Kuensel2023-10-21326 -
His Majesty graces the opening of Parliament’s winter session
His Majesty The King graced the opening ceremony of the last session of the Third Parliament yesterday.
Source:Kuensel2023-10-21457 -
Preparations underway for Muizzu to be sworn in on November 17
Parliament administration decided today that the swearing-in ceremony of the President-Elect and Vice President will be held on Friday, November 17, 2023.
Source:SunOnline International2023-10-21562 -
President: Pleased I delivered good governance, established stability
President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih says he believes he delivered good governance, and established peace and stability in the Maldives, in the last five years.
Source:SunOnline International2023-10-2978 -
Cipher case: Open court trial may harm Pakistan’s ties with other states, FIA tell IHC
The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) on Monday urged the Islamabad High Court (IHC) to hold an in-camera hearing of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan’s bail plea in the cipher case, fearing that an o…
Source:The News International2023-10-2797 -
At least 52 killed, scores injured in ‘suicide blast’ in Pakistan
At least 52 people were killed — including a police officer — and more than 50 were injured in what officials believe was a suicide blast near a mosque in Balochistan’s Mastung district on Friday.
Source:SATV2023-10-1824 -
Senior citizens are source of inspiration for knowledge, skills and experience: President
President Ramchandra Paudel has said the present youth generation should accept the learning useful for life from the senior citizens who are a source of inspiration for knowledge, skills and experience.
Source:SATV2023-10-1668 -
Chinese poem Recitation Competition marshaled by Kathmandu University
On September 29 2023, the Confucius Institute at Kathmandu University held an event for celebrating Mid-Autumn Festival at its headquarters.
Source:SATV2023-10-11450 -
Prime Minister Dahal returns home after fortnight-long foreign trip
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal on Saturday returned home after completing his half-a-month-long visit to China and New York.
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Relief teachers end agitation
Protesting relief quota teachers ended their agitation in Kathmandu after the government agreed to sign a five-point deal with them.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-9-30785 -
Habibur Rahman to take charge as DMP chief Saturday
Additional Inspector General of Police Habibur Rahman will take charge as the new commissioner of the Dhaka Metropolitan Police through a handover ceremony at the DMP headquarters on Saturday.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-9-301271 -
PM Hasina: No logical grounds for US visa restrictions
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has said the United States has no logical grounds for imposing visa restrictions on Bangladeshis.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-9-301068 -
His Majesty The King grants dhar to Drangpons, NA and NC General Secretaries, and Zhung Dronyer
His Majesty The King granted dhar to appoint Drangpons of the Supreme Court and High Court, as well as the Secretary General of National Assembly and Secretary General of National Council, and the Zhung Dronyer (Chief of…
Source:Kuensel2023-9-301998 -
Political parties submit manifestos to ECB
Reviving the economy is at the core of all the five political parties who submitted their draft manifestos to the Election Commission of Bhutan (ECB) yesterday.
Source:Kuensel2023-9-302386 -
Transparency Maldives: Vote secrecy not guaranteed in some polling stations
The anti-corruption watchdog, Transparency Maldives (TA) says their observers found that the secrecy of the vote wasn’t guaranteed in some of the polling stations.
Source:SunOnline International2023-9-301069 -
Balen Shah in the Festival of Handigaun Today
Balen Shah attends the cultural festival of food and cloths exhibitions conducted by Handigaun community today. The festival included food, drink, laakhey dance, religious musics, traditional music with traditional costu…
Source:SATV2023-9-296663 -
Heart-felt choices: Step towards a healthy heart
It's a stark reality - heart diseases have become rampant, and among the myriad factors contributing to this concerning trend, our dietary choices stand out. The food we consume directly impacts our heart health.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-9-29936 -
Election runoff: Ink will be put on ring finger, instead of middle
Elections Commission (EC) has announced the decision to change the finger that will be marked with indelible ink in the presidential election runoff to the ring finger of the left hand.
Source:SunOnline International2023-9-291420 -
Muizzu: Will not terminate agreements beneficial to Maldives
The opposition PPM-PNC’s presidential candidate Dr. Mohamed Muizzu says he will not terminate any agreement that is beneficial to the Maldives.
Source:SunOnline International2023-9-292731 -
Home Minister: Application to send Khaleda Zia abroad forwarded to law ministry
BNP Chairperson Begum Khaleda Zia's brother Shamim Iskander has again written to the government to send the ailing former prime minister abroad for advanced treatment.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-9-281466 -
Eid-e-Miladunnabi: Thousands join Jashne Julush for Muhammad (PBUH)
Thousands of devoted Muslims on Thursday joined a religious procession (Jashne Julush) in Dhaka to celebrate Eid-e-Miladunnabi, marking the day of birth of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-9-282570 -
Sunday also declared a public holiday
President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih has designated next week’s Sunday as a public holiday.
Source:SunOnline International2023-9-281332 -
Counterfeit TT scam: Shifau’s passport withheld after return to Maldives
The passport of Hussain Shifau, Ma. Honeysuckle, who has been pressed with multiple charges for importing goods using fake Telegraphic Transfers (TTs) has been held upon return to the Maldives after months abroad to evad…
Source:SunOnline International2023-9-281654 -
Frequent flight cancellations disappoint passengers
Trashigang – Yonphula domestic airport has become synonymous with disappointment for passengers, including international tourists, students, civil servants, patients, and elderly individuals. The airport has witnessed a…
Source:Kuensel2023-9-281157 -
ADB downgrades Bhutan’s growth forecast for 2023 but upgrades the year after
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has made significant revisions to Bhutan’s economic growth forecast.
Source:Kuensel2023-9-282172 -
Pakistan has expedited IP gas pipeline talks: official
Pakistan has expedited talks on the Iran-Pakistan gas pipeline, but significant commercial and foreign concerns pose substantial challenges to the realisation of this vital energy initiative, as per a high-ranking gover…
Source:The News International2023-9-28788 -
Military’s approval rating 88pc, politicians’ 39pc, parliament’s 47pc, media, judiciary 56pc
A public opinion survey done in July this year shows the highest approval rating of 88 percent for the military.
Source:The News International2023-9-28971 -
Govt decides to retract plea against Supreme Court’s Faizabad sit-in verdict
After the Intelligence Bureau and the Pakistan Electronic Media Authority (Pemra), the federal government on Thursday also decided to retract its plea seeking review of the Supreme Court’s 2019 verdict on Faizabad sit-i…
Source:The News International2023-9-281324 -
44th World Tourism Day Takes Tourism Minister to Airport
According to Ministry Spokesman Rajendra Kumar KC, the Minister of Tourism welcomed foreign tourists who arrived from the first flight today, which was landed by Turkish Airlines at Tribhuvan International Airport this m…
Source:SATV2023-9-271741 -
Indra Jatra festival: 'Indradhwojotthan' observed
Under the Indra Jatra festival, a towering wooden pole (lingo) has been installed at the Hanumandhoka of Basantapur Durbar Square at an auspicious hour of 10:37 am today as advised by the Nepal Calendar Determination Dev…
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-9-261950 -
Engineer found 33 hours after going missing
Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) handed over IT Engineer Kamrul Hasan Sabbir to the Banani police station early on Tuesday, a daunting 33 hours after he had gone missing following his work.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-9-261362 -
285 applications received for officials in runoff
Elections Commission (EC) states they have received 280 applications for officials in the runoff round of the presidential election slated for this Saturday.
Source:SunOnline International2023-9-261021 -
President to deliver 2024 Budget on November 13
The Appropriation Bill for fiscal year 2024 will be submitted to Parliament in the second week of October and the second reading of the budget will be presented by President Ranil Wickremesinghe on November 13, State Fin…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-9-26826 -
Court dissolves enjoining order on Maithripala
The Colombo District Court today decided to dissolve its previous enjoining, issued on Sri Lanka Freedom Party (SLFP) Chairman Maithripala Sirisena.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-9-261337 -
Nawaz Sharif’s confidential ‘note’ contradicts his narrative
Nawaz Sharif’s note, sent to Khawaja Asif in January 2020, on the issue of the extension of the then Army Chief General (R) Qamar Javed Bajwa, is a major contradiction in his narrative of seeking accountability of the e…
Source:The News International2023-9-26922 -
Cipher case: Special court extends Imran, Qureshi judicial remand till Oct 10
A special court established under the Official Secrets Act on Tuesday extended the judicial remand of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chief Imran Khan and party’s vice chairman Shah Mahmood Qureshi till October 10 in the…
Source:The News International2023-9-26866 -
Meetings of four parliamentary committees today
The meetings of four parliamentary committees are scheduled to convene today. At 11 AM, the Infrastructure Development Committee will hold a meeting to discuss its future work plan.
Source:myRepublica2023-9-24725 -
Nepal receives FDI commitments of Rs 18 billion in first two months of FY 2023/24
Despite ongoing challenges in the domestic economy, Nepal is witnessing a positive trend in foreign investment commitments. In the first two months of the current fiscal year 2023/24, spanning from mid-July to mid-Septe…
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-9-241838 -
Big festivals near but food depots in Darchula are empty
Khandeshwari depot of the Food Management and Trade Company in the remote Api Himal Rural Municipality in Darchula district, is now empty. Two major Hindu festivals—Dashain and Tihar—are round the corner, but the local…
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-9-241593 -
Ambassador: Many renowned Saudi companies interested to invest in Bangladesh
Ambassador of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to Bangladesh Essa bin Yousef Al Duhailan has said Bangladesh is an emerging economic power in Southeast Asia, and Saudi Arabia is keen to invest in various sectors of Bangladesh…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-9-242444 -
Villages, where 95% of snakebites occur, suffer from lack of antivenom
Snakebites in Bangladesh’s rural areas have been on the rise during the monsoon season, as water accumulates near roads and settlements, displacing venomous snakes from their natural habitats.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-9-241013 -
BNP’s Khulna unit ready to hold Sept 26 road march
BNP is set to hold its September 26 road march with participation of over 500,000 people in Khulna city with different demands, including resignation of the government and dissolution of the parliament, to ensure a “fai…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-9-241282 -
83,599 visited Bhutan after border opening
The arrival of tourists to date has been close to its forecast of 95,000 tourists by the yearend, the Department of Tourism (DoT) said in a statement yesterday.
Source:Kuensel2023-9-241491 -
Import of electricity to surge in winter
Bhutan will have to import electricity from India for about five months during the lean season – from December this year to April next year, which could cost around Nu 6 Billion (B).
Source:Kuensel2023-9-241436 -
Soldier embraces martyrdom in cross-fire with terrorists in N Waziristan
A soldier embraced martyrdom during crossfire between security forces and terrorists in Mir Ali's general area in North Waziristan, the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) said on Saturday.
Source:The News International2023-9-24725 -
Cipher case: IHC to hear Imran’s bail plea tomorrow
The Islamabad High Court has scheduled the hearing of PTI Chairman Imran Khan’s bail application in the cipher case for Monday. The court’s registrar’s office has issued the cause list for the upcoming week, and Imran…
Source:The News International2023-9-24716 -
Govt. permits import of foreign domestic workers
The government has allowed foreign domestic workers (FDWs) entry with immediate effect. The Ministry of Industry, Commerce and Employment notified the decision on September 8.
Source:Kuensel2023-9-221273 -
Pests, diseases constitute 95% of farming challenges
Pests and diseases remain major challenges for smallholder farmers constituting 95.56 percent of the farming challenges, according to a recent study.
Source:Kuensel2023-9-221447 -
Finance Minister denies rumors alleging govt’s plan to take MVR 3B loan
Finance Minister Ibrahim Ameer has denied allegations claiming the Maldivian government has proposed to withdraw an MVR 3 billion loan from the Indian government.
Source:SunOnline International2023-9-221798 -
Senior citizen allowance to be raised to MVR 7,000
President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih has announced his administration’s decision to raise the state-provided monthly allowance for senior citizens to MVR 7,000.
Source:SunOnline International2023-9-222378 -
Chinese and Nepalese Delegates Celebrate 74th Anniversary of People's Republic of China on Thursday
The Chinese Embassy in Nepal organized the 74th anniversary of the Grand National Day on Thursday (October 4) at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Kathmandu. In the invitation, the Vice President of Nepal Ram Shah Yadav, the d…
Source:SATV2023-9-222150 -
Judge Zeba Chaudhry case: Imran Khan 'shocked' after hearing about change of judge
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan on Thursday was shocked after he was informed by his legal team about the change of the judge hearing the Judge Zeba Chaudhry case registered against him.
Source:The News International2023-9-221828 -
PM Kakar censures West for not recognising India's 'reality'
Pakistan has criticised Western nations for not recognising the "reality" about New Delhi's right-wing leadership.
Source:The News International2023-9-22956 -
Schools Shouldn't be Closed in Name of Teacher's Protest: KMC
Kathmandu Metropolitan Municipality has decided to take action by closing schools in the name of teachers' movement.
Source:SATV2023-9-201997 -
ADB report predicts a better year for Bangladesh in FY2024
Asian Development Bank (ADB) has projected Bangladesh’s gross domestic product (GDP) growth to be 6.5% in the fiscal year 2024, compared to an estimated growth of 6% in fiscal 2023.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-9-201146 -
Muizzu promises to restore area removed from Maafaru’s jurisdiction
The opposition PPM-PNC coalition’s presidential candidate, Dr. Mohamed Muizzu has pledged to restore the area removed from the jurisdiction of N. Maafaru – including two uninhabited islands and a large lagoon area – i…
Source:SunOnline International2023-9-201437 -
Faris decides against backing a candidate in election runoff
Ahmed Faris Maumoon, who ran in the first round of the presidential election as an independent candidate, has decided he will not back a candidate in the election runoff, which will be held at the end of this month.
Source:SunOnline International2023-9-20854 -
Nepalese Commemorate Constitution Day Today
Today marks the National Constitution Day in Nepal when the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nepal 2072 BS was successfully promulgated in Nepal. Asoj 3rd is a day when Nepal had moved forward on the path of law …
Source:SATV2023-9-204172 -
Bangladesh, Hungary sign three instruments
Bangladesh and Hungary on Monday signed one agreement and two MoUs to enhance cooperation in different fields including economic and health.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-9-191083 -
WHO praises Bangladesh govt efforts for overall health development
Foreign Minister Dr AK Abdul Momen on Tuesday said World Health Organization (WHO) Director General (DG) Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus highly praised the Bangladesh government’s measures for overall development of health s…
Source:XINHUA2023-9-19989 -
Sri Lankan president calls Aukus a ‘mistake’, rejects fears over China
Sri Lankan President Ranil Wickremesinghe on Monday declared the Aukus security pact between Australia, Britain and the US “a mistake” while rejecting any concerns over Beijing’s perceived influence on his debt-ridden…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-9-191065 -
New two-lane Diana Kuenphen Bridge connects 10 gewogs in Samtse
RCPL Project Manager Sonam Wangdi said that despite the Covid-19 pandemic, work on the project continued with all containment protocols in place, and local workers were employed when foreign workers were unable to work d…
Source:Kuensel2023-9-191443 -
Snow leopard population grows
The National Snow Leopard Survey 2022-2023 recorded an increase in the number of snow leopards in the country. The survey confirmed 134 leopards.
Source:Kuensel2023-9-193565 -
Controversy erupts as CSO Authority shuts down CSO network
The civil society organisations in Bhutan are jolted by the sudden closure of its network.
Source:Kuensel2023-9-192520 -
Constitution Day brings a revolutionary change to public transportation with the launch of the Fast Track Bus Service
The road department is currently doing red marking on the road of certain route. The Marking can be seen from Ratnapark to the route of Bhaktapur. Ohe lane of red marking, government has planned to operate Fast Track Bus…
Source:SATV2023-9-192539 -
Four foreign vessels illegally fishing in Maldivian territory seized
Four foreign vessels illegal fishing in the Maldives’ Special Economic Zone (SEZ) has been seized by authorities.
Source:SunOnline International2023-9-191010 -
Democrats extend separate proposals to two parties with stringent deadline
The Democrats have passed a resolution to extend separate proposals to two political parties regarding the formation of a coalition for the runoff of the presidential election; subject to a stringent deadline of two days…
Source:SunOnline International2023-9-191491 -
I don’t want absolute powers: CJP Isa
Chief Justice of Pakistan (CJP) Qazi Faez Isa on Monday vowed to ensure accountability and transparency, saying he did not want absolute powers that make him unaccountable.
Source:The News International2023-9-191180 -
Pakistan rejects report about arms sale to Ukraine for IMF package
The Foreign Office on Monday strongly rejected a foreign media report claiming Pakistan was allegedly selling weapons to Ukraine to secure the International Monetary Fund (IMF) bailout programme.
Source:The News International2023-9-191395 -
Dahal to seek global community’s nod to Nepal peace process
Leading a delegation to the 78th General Assembly of the United Nations, Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal left for New York on Saturday evening.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-9-172146 -
CWC resolution slams govt ‘failures’ on both internal and external fronts
There were demands in CWC for Rahul Gandhi to embark on a second Bharat Jodo Yatra. Senior Congress leader P Chidambaram said the matter is under consideration of the leadership.
Source:The Indian Express2023-9-17887 -
President Rejects Ministry of Home Affair's Amnesty List of 34 Criminals
The proposal made by the Ministry of Home Affairs to the President to grant amnesty to 34 people who were sentenced to prison in various cases has been withdrawn. Sources informed that the proposal was returned to the M…
Source:SATV2023-9-171901 -
Amrita Sher-Gil sets record for highest price achieved by an Indian artist
Painted during an important period in her oeuvre, Amrita Sher-Gil’s 1937 canvas The Story Teller sold for a whopping Rs 61.8 crore ($7.44 million) on September 16, setting a world record for the highest price achieved b…
Source:SATV2023-9-171691 -
India’s opposition alliance to boycott ‘hate-filled’ TV news anchors
Indian opposition parties have pledged to boycott several television news anchors they accuse of spreading hate and of partisanship towards Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Hindu nationalist government.
Source:Aljazeera2023-9-171472 -
Two new higher yielding pomegranate varieties successful
Following a research, the Agriculture Department has found two new varieties of pomegranates which give higher yields that can be successfully grown in Sri Lanka.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-9-173591 -
Consumer spending up but below pre-pandemic level
Despite businesses reporting a decline in the number of customers, consumer spending in Bhutan witnessed significant growth, rising by approximately 33 percent compared to the previous year.
Source:Kuensel2023-9-171321 -
President: Will win runoff with score of ‘5-3 goals’
President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih, who is running for re-election on behalf of the main ruling MDP, says he will win the presidential election runoff scheduled for September 30 “with a score of 5-3 goals”.
Source:SunOnline International2023-9-17905 -
Muizzu: Re-registration of over 25,000 voters ‘highly questionable’
PM-PNC’s presidential candidate, Dr. Mohamed Muizzu says it is highly questionable that 25,000 people would have requested re-registration in just two days.
Source:SunOnline International2023-9-172121 -
PML-N huddle in London: Legal team greenlights Nawaz’s return
A crucial meeting of Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PMLN) was held here on Saturday in which the party’s legal team gave a comprehensive briefing to party supremo Nawaz Sharif in the wake of Supreme Court verdict in the…
Source:SATV2023-9-171665 -
Situationer: What will top CJP Isa’s to-do list?
As Justice Qazi Faez Isa takes oath today as the 29th chief justice of the Supreme Court of Pakistan, he brings with him decades of legal jurisprudence but also faces the challenge of putting back together what is being …
Source:The News International2023-9-17955 -
Nighttime vehicular movement restricted in Kaligandaki corridor
Police have restricted nighttime vehicular movement along the Kaligandaki corridor in Nawalparasi (Bardaghat-Susta-East).
Source:myRepublica2023-9-151456 -
PM expresses government commitment to protect children rights
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' said the government was committed to protect, promote and fulfil child rights in child-friendly environment.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-9-15963 -
Inaugural meeting reviews progress in implementing IMF economic reforms
The inaugural meeting to assess Sri Lanka’s progress on the implementation of new economic reforms proposed by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) was held at the Presidential Secretariat yesterday.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-9-151289 -
Digital economy crucial for future employment opportunities
A technology-driven high-end economy could be a promising sector for generating more job opportunities in the future even as Bhutan faces the challenge of tackling increasing youth unemployment.
Source:Kuensel2023-9-151275 -
New study shows Bhutan’s battle against HIV stigma and discrimination
People living with HIV (PLHIV) in Bhutan often face social isolation, discrimination, and violence, which deter vulnerable groups from getting tested and contribute to the spread and progression of the disease, a study h…
Source:Kuensel2023-9-151250 -
New jetty constructed at Hoarafushi Airport
The construction of a jetty at HA. Hoarafushi Airport has been completed at a time when many people have raised concerns about the Hoarafushi Airport not having a jetty.
Source:SunOnline International2023-9-151379 -
Authorities investigate after young boy locked out in balcony
The young boy appears to be around three years of age. He is locked out in a balcony in a flat in the Hiyaa towers in Hulhumale' without any clothes on, in the dead of the night.
Source:SunOnline International2023-9-151114 -
Trade, pedestrian movement resume at Torkham after 10 days
In a significant development, the Torkham border between Pakistan and Afghanistan Friday reopened for all types of traffic after a 10-day closure prompted by a gun battle between frontier guards.
Source:The News International2023-9-151047 -
Mild 2.9 earthquake rattles Malir, Karachi
The residents of Karachi experienced minor tremors early this morning as a mild earthquake shook the city.
Source:The News International2023-9-151201 -
Intensifying zero poaching efforts against illegal wildlife trade
The illicit trade in wildlife is gaining alarming traction within the country, as instances of wildlife poaching and apprehensions continue to rise.
Source:Kuensel2023-9-141335 -
Livestock losses worry farmers
Bhutan recorded 2,187 bovine deaths in the past eight months this year incurring huge losses to farmers.
Source:Kuensel2023-9-142126 -
Blast injures JUI-F leader Hafiz Hamdullah, several others in Mastung
At least 11 people including Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam Fazl (JUI-F) leader Hafiz Hamdullah were injured in a blast that took place in Mastung, Balochistan on Thursday.
Source:The News International2023-9-142561 -
Nazim: No one wants to see Yameen free, more than me
Former Defence Minister and leader of Maldives National Party (MNP) Colonel Retired Mohamed Nazim has said today that he is the one who wants to free opposition leader and former President Abdulla Yameen Abdul Gayoom mos…
Source:SunOnline International2023-9-141321 -
Ali Azim elected as Democrats’ PG leader
Central Henveiru MP Ali Azim has been elected as the parliamentary group leader of the Democrats, a new party formed by a breakaway faction of the ruling MDP.
Source:SunOnline International2023-9-141949 -
Last Death Rites of Nemwang, Constituent Assembly Chairman (in Pictures)
The last death rites of CPN (UML) Vice President and Constituent Assembly Chairman Subash Chandra Nemwang have been performed today at Pashupati Aryaghat. His two sons, Mingso Nemwang and Suhang Nemwang, have lit candles…
Source:SATV2023-9-141584 -
Public Holiday and Half Mast Nepalese Flag Respect For Nemwang Tomorrow
Government of Nepal announced Thursday, September 14, in the day of Nemwang's last rites day, a public holiday. On that day, it has also been any decided to fly the national flag at half-mast in government offices, Nepal…
Source:SATV2023-9-132373 -
NADA Automobiles Show After Four Years in Nepal
After the wait of four years, NADA Auto Show which was annually conducted in Nepal has begun from today and will last until Bhadra 31st. Large number of car, bikes, scooters and bicycles companies have participated in th…
Source:SATV2023-9-123178 -
Government plans to buy an advanced X-ray machine for airport customs
The government has taken steps to buy a new, advanced X-ray machine to be installed at the Tribhuvan International Airport-based customs office after the purported failure of the existing machine resulted in the smugglin…
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-9-121074 -
First hybrid rocket engine in Bangladesh tested successfully
Amateur Experimental Rocketry Dhaka (AERD), a hybrid rocket propulsion research organization sponsored by Dr Anwarul Abedin Institute of Innovation (D2A2I) and American International University – Bangladesh (AIUB), has …
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-9-121530 -
Biden to Hasina: I know your achievements are very impressive
Foreign minister Dr AK Abdul Momen on Tuesday said that Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina had told US President Joe Biden about her vision to give Bangladeshis a minimum standard of life apart from fulfilling all basic needs.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-9-121915 -
‘Action against anyone spreading rumours about Bangabandhu Tunnel’
Chittagong's Divisional Commissioner Md Tofail Islam has warned strict actions will be taken against anyone spreading rumours about the Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Tunnel, ahead of the tunnel's inauguration next mo…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-9-121686 -
Bhutan achieves over 90% HPV vaccination coverage
Bhutan’s ambition to eradicate cervical cancer in women by 2030 draws closer to realisation, with over 90 percent of HPV vaccinations administered to both girls and boys.
Source:Kuensel2023-9-121239 -
Human-elephant conflict escalates in Gelephu
In the early hours between 2:30am and 3am yesterday, a herd of 12 elephants caused damage to sections of a three-acre paddy field in Samtenthang, Sarpang.
Source:Kuensel2023-9-121758 -
JP to decide on runoff stance this Wednesday
Sun, through reliable sources, has learned that Jumhoory Party (JP) will decide its stance regarding the second round of the presidential elections on Wednesday.
Source:SunOnline International2023-9-121265 -
President’s letter to Mauritius leaked, opposition allegations proven false
President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih’s letter to the Mauritian prime minister with respect to the Chagos archipelago has been leaked on social media – proving allegations raised by the opposition had been false all along.
Source:SunOnline International2023-9-121152 -
Subash Nemwang, CPN UML Leader Passes Away; Funeral Will be Held Tomorrow
Subas Nemwang, the vice-president of CPN-UML and former president of the Constituent Assembly, has passed away. UML leader Khimlal Bhattarai informed that he died due to a heart attack during treatment at the University …
Source:SATV2023-9-122822 -
Dratshang reinstates the Day of Offering
To commemorate the birth of Her Royal Highness the Princess, the Zhung Dratshang declared the day as Dratshang Yojay Gi Nyim, or the day to make offerings to central monastic body.
Source:Kuensel2023-9-111855 -
In pictures: Bhutan celebrates the birth of Her Royal Highness the Gyalsem
Bhutan celebrates the birth of Her Royal Highness the Gyalsem
Source:Kuensel2023-9-111770 -
Bhutan welcomes HRH the Gyalsem
On Saturday, as the nation awoke to the news of the birth of the royal baby girl, the country was already swept up in the fervour of ecstatic celebration.
Source:Kuensel2023-9-112149 -
President confident of ‘two or three’ new partners for runoff
President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih says he is confident that “two or three” new parties will join the ruling MDP coalition, ahead of the election runoff on September 30.
Source:SunOnline International2023-9-11972 -
Sitting concludes after no-confidence motions dropped
The parliamentary sitting on Monday concluded in under two hours, after many of the MPs who signed no-confidence motions against Speaker Mohamed Nasheed and Deputy Speaker Eva Abdulla withdrew their signatures.
Source:SunOnline International2023-9-11984 -
PM office told 29 politicians involved in petrol smuggling
Twenty-nine politicians are allegedly involved in smuggling of Iranian petroleum products, a report submitted to the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) has revealed.
Source:The News International2023-9-111678 -
WOW losing the wow factor?
The Wobthang Organic Wonders (WOW) project in Tang, Bumthang, initiated as the largest farming project in the country, is facing sustainability issues with no one monitoring the farm and its activities.
Source:Kuensel2023-9-102011 -
Pakistan denounces Karabakh election as ‘legally reprehensible’
Pakistan on Sunday reiterated that it considers Karabakh as the sovereign territory of Azerbaijan, saying that any attempt to conduct so-called elections by the “illegally installed regime is legally and morally reprehe…
Source:The News International2023-9-10869 -
One dead in L. Atoll link road accident
A motorbike and car collided on the L. Atoll link road on Saturday, leaving one person dead.
Source:SunOnline International2023-9-101952 -
First Direct Flight from Kathmandu to Qingdao operated by Himalayan Airlines Starting Today
Himalayan Airlines is operating its first direct flight from Kathmandu to Qingdao, the eastern province from September 10, 2023.
Source:SATV2023-9-102210 -
62% households - 67% population - engaged in agriculture
The number of households engaged in agriculture, including livestock husbandry, has increased in the country over the decades.
Source:The Rising Nepal2023-9-8776 -
SC tells Koshi guv to appoint new CM in 48 hours
The Supreme Court issued a writ of mandamus to Koshi Governor to appoint the new chief minister of the province under Article 168 (3) of the constitution within 48 hours.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-9-81608 -
What will be the fare for Dhaka-Bhanga train?
As the preparation for launching the Dhaka-Bhanga rail route via Padma Bridge is at the final stage, the government is working to fix the ticket prices for this new service.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-9-81696 -
IUBAT holds initiation program for Fall-2023
International University of Business Agriculture and Technology (IUBAT) received fresh students of Fall 2023 through an initiation program held in the Open Auditorium of the university in Dhaka on Thursday.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-9-8992 -
Dhiraagu supports ‘Oevaru’ mental health conference
Local telecom company Dhiraagu has partnered with India Gandhi Memorial Hospital (IGMH)’s National Centre for Mental Health (NCMH) for the ‘Oevaru’ mental health conference.
Source:SunOnline International2023-9-81425 -
President Solih: Addu will seal the single round election win
Main ruling Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP)’s presidential candidate President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih, stressing he can win Saturday’s election in a single round, has remarked it is Addu City’s residents that will pla…
Source:SunOnline International2023-9-81255 -
G20 Summit 2023 Live Updates: Ahead of meet, Modi, Joe Biden to discuss economic cooperation, multilateral investment opportunities tomorrow
G20 Summit 2023 India Live Updates: With just two days left for the G20 Summit to kick off, the United States has confirmed that its President Joe Biden will hold a bilateral meeting with Prime Minister Modi
Source:एस् ए टि भी2023-9-72731 -
PIA teeters on brink as Boeing, Airbus ‘likely’ to discontinue supply of spare parts
The top aircraft manufacturers — Boeing and Airbus — are likely to discontinue the supply of spare parts to Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) by mid-September amid "serious cash flow problems".
Source:The News International2023-9-71308 -
Nepal has a long way to go to meet target on electric vehicles
Three medical stores operated at different places of Dogadakedar rural municipality in Baitadi district were sealed off.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-9-71100 -
Govt calls for constrained responseGovt calls for constrained response
The government views the latest Channel 4 film as a work of drama ahead of the session of the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) and therefore advocates a constrained response to the allegations raised in it reg…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-9-71270 -
Govt measures boost ilish production in Khulna
Ilish production has increased almost 22 times in the past 15 years in Khulna, thanks to the introduction of different steps taken by the district fisheries officials.
2023-9-71277 -
WHO: Bangladesh hit by worst dengue outbreak on record
Bangladesh is experiencing its most severe dengue outbreak on record, the World Health Organization said Wednesday, partly blaming climate change for contributing to the spread of such mosquito-borne diseases.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-9-71343 -
Uncertainty surrounds the appointment of cluster principals
The Ministry of Education and Skill Development (MoESD) is yet to reach a final decision on the appointment of cluster principals, a proposal initially intended for submission to the government.
Source:Kuensel2023-9-71565 -
BCCI explores FDIs
The Bhutan Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BCCI) is exploring ways to attract foreign direct investments (FDIs) in 15 potential sectors.
Source:Kuensel2023-9-71637 -
Boat carrying 13 sinks off Dharavandhoo
Acargo boat carrying 13 people capsized off the coast of B. Dharavandhoo on Thursday, as it travelled from Male’ to B. Atoll.
Source:SunOnline International2023-9-71408 -
Pres Solih: Rival candidates lack original pledges
President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih has accused rival candidates of lacking any original pledges, and restoring to copying pledges off the ruling MDP’s manifesto.
Source:SunOnline International2023-9-71211 -
IMF 'okays' relief plan for consumers using up to 200 units
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has greenlit the relief proposal for consumers using up to 200 units, allowing the authorities to collect electricity bills in installments, sources told Geo News Thursday.
Source:The News International2023-9-7879 -
Growing domestic demand cuts electricity export revenue by 27 percent
The overall electricity export revenue to India declined by about 27 percent in the first seven months of this year compared to the same period last year.
Source:Kuensel2023-9-51461 -
PDP refutes allegations of corruption against its ministers
The People’s Democratic Party (PDP) clarified yesterday that the decision to award the contract Package XV of the Northern East-west Highway Project (NEHP) to Empire Construction was made to prevent delays and economic …
Source:Kuensel2023-9-51295 -
Ban on transfer or sale of Rs 620 million worth properties of Onmax DT’s director
Colombo Chief Magistrate Prasanna Alwis has prohibited the transfer and sale of 620 million rupees worth of 20 properties belonged to Sampath Sandaruwan, a Director of the Onmax DT' private company', who has been banned …
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-9-51890 -
President seeks KDU VC’s resignation after Daily Mirror exposure
Following the Daily Mirror expose on May 8, under the heading ‘KDU under Scrutiny’, where allegations were levelled against Vice Chancellor Kotelawala Defence University, Maj. Gen. Milinda Peiris, President Ranil Wickr…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-9-51330 -
MTCC awarded harbor development projects at Gemanafushi, Maarandhoo
Maldives Transport and Contracting Company (MTCC) was awarded harbor development projects at GA. Gemanafushi and HA. Maarendhoo on Monday.
Source:The News International2023-9-51051 -
High-cost projects pledged for Kulhudhuffushi including international recreation centre
President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih has pledged a number of high-cost projects for Kulhudhuffushi City if elected for a second term in office, including the development of the recreation centre up to international standards.
Source:SunOnline International2023-9-5752 -
Government committed to bringing those responsible for grave human rights violations to justice: PM Dahal
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal has expressed the government's commitment to establishing a credible transitional justice process to uncover the truth, providing reparations to the survivors.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-9-41981 -
Lake that 3 million people rely on is drying out
Water levels at Lake Titicaca – the highest navigable lake in the world and South America’s largest – are dropping precipitously after an unprecedented winter heat wave.
Source:The Rising Nepal2023-9-41186 -
Kaptai Hydroelectric Power Plant generates 203MW of electricity
Heavy rains have been intermittent throughout the week in and around Kaptai Lake in Rangamati. As a result, the production of Kaptai Hydroelectric Power Plant has increased to 203MW due to the increase in the lake water …
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-9-41621 -
Police land biggest seizure of drugs
In the biggest seizure to date, the Police’s Narcotic Drugs and Law Enforcement Unit in Thimphu arrested three people, including a man, aged between 26 to 29 years for illicit trafficking of drugs at Yoeselpang, Thimphu…
Source:Kuensel2023-9-41057 -
Bhutan joins mega regional conservation project
A project that will plant one billion trees and restore one million hectares of land, the Great People’s Forest of Eastern Himalayas, was launched on September 2.
Source:Kuensel2023-9-41681 -
Land reclamation to start this week in Hulhumale' lagoon
Urbanco will start dredging in Hulhumale' Phase II lagoon this week to dredge the land needed for the land to be allocated under the Binveriyaa Scheme.
Source:SunOnline International2023-9-44540 -
CONI report ‘missing’; case reported to police
President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih takes part in 2023 presidential debate on September 2, 2023.
Source:SunOnline International2023-9-41242 -
'Plan afoot to provide up to Rs13,000 relief in electricity bills in Oct'
The interim government, amidst nationwide protests against inflated electricity bills, has formulated a plan to alleviate the burden of hiked electricity bills on consumers, sources told Geo News on Monday.
Source:The News International2023-9-41411 -
PM’s China visit: BRI projects to buffalo meat export on list
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal will not be short of agenda during his upcoming China trip.
Source:SATV2023-9-31299 -
Time-bound MCC project holds promise to transform power sector
While many are expressing doubts over the performance of the country in carrying out the project of that scale within five-year period, the Ministry of Finance (MoF) and implementing agency MCA-Nepal have expressed confi…
Source:SATV2023-9-31777 -
Janakpur-Jaynagar Railway rekindles hope
"Last time I boarded a train from here with my wife. Now, I have come with my grandchildren. It feels great alongside nostalgic," said Khadka.
Source:SATV2023-9-31968 -
Maoist Centre will become reliable party: Chair Prachanda
CPN (Maoist Centre) Chairperson and Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' has claimed the Maoist Centre would become a reliable party of the people through the transformation campaign.
Source:The Rising Nepal2023-9-21780 -
Anura Yapa to head new alliance?
MP Anura Priyadarshana Yapa has been given the responsibility of heading the new alliance, which has been initiated by MP Nimal Lanza, sources close to MP Lanza said.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-9-21042 -
2022 sees economic growth at 5.21 percent
Bhutan’s economy recorded a growth of 5.21 percent last year from 4.42 percent in 2021 in the previous year, mainly attributed to better performance in hotels and restaurants, construction, and wholesale and retail trad…
Source:Kuensel2023-9-21294 -
Two former ministers alleged of abuse of power
The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC), Kuensel learnt, has forwarded a case for prosecution related to abuse of power to the Office of the Attorney General (OAG) implicating two former ministers.
Source:Kuensel2023-9-21568 -
President Solih: Will win the election even if voting is held today
President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih, on Friday night, remarked he would win the presidential election if the voting was held today itself.
Source:SunOnline International2023-9-21435 -
Muizzu: A coastal tourism project planned for Gan and Fonadhoo
PPM, PNC candidate, Dr Mohamed Muizzu said last night that he will implement a coastal tourism project which will include both L. Fonadhoo and Gan.
Source:SunOnline International2023-9-21239 -
LPG Price at Highest After IOC(Indian Oil Corporation) Increased the Price
NOC Nepal Oil Corporation has fixed a new price of LPG(Liquid Petroleum Gas) cooking gas on September 1, Friday rising it to Rs.1895 from Rs.1600.
Source:SATV2023-9-24177 -
ATC dismisses Qureshi’s interim bail in 2 cases
Judge Abual Hasnat Zulqarnain of Anti-Terrorism Court, Islamabad, dismissed the interim bail of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Senior Vice Chairman Shah Mehmood Qureshi here on Friday.
Source:The News International2023-9-2915 -
Nepalese PUBG team battling the South Asia Championship
The PUBG Mobile Pro League (PMPL) South Asia Championship will be held on August 24 and September 3, 2018. They have finalised 20 teams for the championship.
Source:SATV2023-9-11844 -
US Senator Chris Van Hollen arrived Nepal Today
Chris Van Hollen, a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and Appropriations Subcommittee on State and Foreign Operations in his eight day travel to different nations, today arrived Nepal with the purpose of s…
Source:SATV2023-9-11008 -
China urged to use Nepal’s official map
Calls are growing from different quarters urging the government to request China for a map revision, after a new map released by the northern neighbour on Monday did not show the Lipulekh, Kalapani and Limpiyadhura areas…
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-9-11763 -
Reports of internal discord lead AKD, Sajith to announce their presidential ambitions
Reports of internal discord over presidential candidacy prompted both the National People’s Power (NPP) and the Samagi Jana Balawegaya (SJB) to unveil their presidential candidates well ahead of the usual timeline, Dail…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-9-11250 -
Sinopec Lanka announces fuel retail prices
Sinopec Lanka today published their latest fuel retailing prices with effect from today.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-9-11233 -
Centre warns farmers about rice blast outbreak
Farmers are on high alert as the National Plant Protection Centre warns of imminent rice blast due to current weather conditions.
Source:Kuensel2023-9-11870 -
Cordyceps harvest lowest since 2018
After the bumper harvest last year, cordyceps production, going by amounts presented at the public auction, fell by 82 percent to 118 kgs this year.
Source:Kuensel2023-9-12139 -
President to Muizzu: Hinnavaru will not change its decision; best to give me a second term
President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih says that he does not believe his home island of Lh. Hinnavaru will vote for anyone but him, adding that getting re-elected for a second term is in the best interest of the entire Maldives…
Source:SunOnline International2023-9-11450 -
Adhurey: Fake headlines an act of desperation; Muizzu has Yameen’s full support
PNC’s leader Abdul Raheem Abdulla (Adhurey) has dismissed a report on an online news outlet claiming former president Abdulla Yameen Abdul Gayoom expressed displeasure at PPM-PNC’s presidential candidate, Dr. Mohamed M…
Source:SunOnline International2023-9-11105 -
Law ministry response: Alvi begins consultation with legal adviser
President Dr Arif Alvi has initiated consultation with legal experts on the response of Ministry of Law and Justice given to the advice sought by President House regarding the ECP rejoinder to President’s letter.
Source:The News International2023-9-11092 -
9 soldiers martyred in Bannu suicide attack
At least nine soldiers, part of a military convoy, embraced martyrdom when a suicide bomber in a motorcycle blew himself up in the general area Jani Khel of Bannu District in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP), the Inter-Services P…
Source:The News International2023-9-11441 -
Lawyers asked to follow order against gathering at Supreme Court
The Appellate Division has directed lawyers to strictly follow a High Court order not to hold any kind of gatherings on the Supreme Court premises.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-8-301112 -
Brahmaputra water overflows in Gaibandha, flooding river basin areas
The water level of the Brahmaputra, one of the mighty rivers in the country, crossed its danger mark in the district on Wednesday morning inundating the river basin areas.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-8-30734 -
University dons to be charged bond fee when leaving overseas?
It has been proposed to introduce a procedure under which university dons will have to pay a bond fee when going overseas for studies and research to prevent them from remaining in those countries.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-8-301189 -
Sangu’s presidential debate slated for Saturday, all 5 candidates from parties to attend
The presidential debate hosted by Sangu TV has been slated for Saturday.
Source:SunOnline International2023-8-301119 -
Interpol red notice issued for suspect in counterfeit TT scam
An Interpol red notice has been issued for Hussain Shifau, Ma. Honeysuckle, who has been pressed multiple charges for importing goods using fake Telegraphic Transfers (TTs).
Source:SunOnline International2023-8-30987 -
Pakistan court suspends ex-PM Imran Khan's graft conviction
A Pakistani appeals court has suspended the corruption conviction and three-year prison term of Imran Khan in a legal victory for the hugely popular embattled former prime minister, his lawyers and court officials said.
Source:SATV2023-8-30637 -
NAC operates regular flights from today of GBIA to Hong Kong and Delhi transiting Kathmandu
Nepal Airlines Corporation (NAC) has opened ticket booking for regular flights to Hong Kong and Delhi from Gautam Buddha International Airport (GBIA) located in Bhairahawa, with transit in Kathmandu from today.
Source:SATV2023-8-29731 -
Air pollution now a major risk to life expectancy in South Asia - study
Rising air pollution can cut life expectancy by more than five years per person in South Asia, one of the world's most polluted regions, according to a report published on Tuesday which flagged the growing burden of haza…
Source:The Rising Nepal2023-8-291630 -
SC issues interim order on DoTM's decision
The Supreme Court has issued an interim order on the decision of the Department of Transport Management (DoTM) to mandate inter-province passenger and cargo vehicles to obtain an inter-provincial route permit on the writ…
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-8-291482 -
Nepal continues to be net importer of electricity
Nepal continues to spend more in buying electricity from India than earning through its export, even as the country aims to become a net exporter.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-8-291535 -
Dhaka's air tops world's most polluted list once again
Dhaka has once again topped the list of cities worldwide with the worst air quality, with an AQI of 174 at 9:20am on Tuesday.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-8-291760 -
Sri Lanka logs highest HIV cases in single quarter
Sri Lanka has experienced a dramatic surge in HIV/AIDS cases during the second half of 2023, marking the highest number of cases reported in a single quarter since 2009.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-8-291797 -
Southern dzongkhags lead forest conservation with 19% growth
Two southern dzongkhags – Samdrupjongkhar and Samtse – have witnessed 19 percent forest growth in the past five years.
Source:Kuensel2023-8-291472 -
Bhutan’s environmental conservation commitment highlighted at GEF7 Assembly
Finance Minister Namgay Tshering led a five-member Bhutanese delegation to the seventh Assembly of the Global Environment Facility (GEF7) in Vancouver, Canada from August 22 to 26.
Source:Kuensel2023-8-29858 -
Month-long campaign to vaccinate against cattle disease
Livestock officials have been scattered across the country to vaccinate the bovine population in time to prevent the Lumpy Skin Disease (LSD) from claiming more fatalities.
Source:Kuensel2023-8-291271 -
Magistrate courts’ judicial allowance raised
The Department of Judicial Administration (DJA) has increased the judicial allowance paid to employees at magistrate courts.
Source:SunOnline International2023-8-291381 -
President Solih: Will propose a surplus budget for 2029, with an economy valued at MVR 170B
Predicting state revenue will rise to MVR 50 billion by the end of next term, President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih has stated the state budgets submitted for parliamentary approval after that will be surplus.
Source:SunOnline International2023-8-29984 -
PTI moves SC for polls in 90 days
The Pakistan Tehreek Insaaf (PTI) formally requested the Supreme Court on Monday to direct the president to announce the election date within 90 days of the dissolution of the National Assembly and the ECP to issue the …
Source:The News International2023-8-291043 -
Imran being served desi chicken, mutton in jail, SC told
The Supreme Court on Monday informed that all facilities were being provided to the PTI Chairman Imran Khan at the Attock Jail as per his profile and legal status.
Source:The News International2023-8-29913 -
Wapda security staff stops wearing army-like uniform after GHQ letter
The security staff of Water and Power Development Authority (Wapda) has stopped wearing the army-like uniform after General Headquarters conveyed its concern whereas Federal Investigation Authority (FIA) has started an …
Source:The News International2023-8-29587 -
Delhi Metro stations defaced with pro-Khalistan graffiti, SFJ releases video
The Delhi Police said some miscreants painted pro-Khalitani graffiti on the walls of more than five metro stations in the national capital.
Source:SATV2023-8-271783 -
Thousands gather 60 years after Martin Luther King’s ‘dream’ speech
Thousands of Americans converged on the US capital to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the March on Washington, a pivotal event in the 1960s civil rights movement at which Martin Luther King Jr gave his galvanising “…
Source:SATV2023-8-27823 -
Govt. can borrow an additional Nu 18.21 billion as non-hydro budgetary debt
The government can borrow an additional Nu 18.21 billion as non-hydro budgetary debt based on the estimated gross domestic product (GDP) for fiscal year 2022-23 with the revised debt policy.
Source:SATV2023-8-27822 -
System that allows instant transactions between banks inaugurated
Favara’, a payment system that allows instant money transactions between two banks, has been launched.
Source:SATV2023-8-271060 -
Imran Khan grilled in jail for an hour, again admits to losing cipher
Former prime minister and Chairman Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Imran Khan once again confessed on Saturday that he had lost the cipher and he was unable to recall where he kept it.
Source:SATV2023-8-27779 -
Police seek INTERPOL help in gold smuggling case
Nepal Police have sought help from the International Criminal Police Organisation (INTERPOL) in connection with the ongoing investigation on gold smuggling cases.
Source:SATV2023-8-27832 -
NRB issuing development bonds worth Rs 10 billion
Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) is going to issue development bonds worth Rs 10 billion. The central bank is going to issue the six-year development bond 2085 'Ja' on Sunday, as a domestic credit to be raised by the government.
Source:myRepublica2023-8-261628 -
SC order on pork barrel fund irks NC, UML
The Nepali Congress and the CPN-UML have taken exception to the interim order issued by the five-member constitutional bench of the Supreme Court led by Chief Justice Bishwombhar Prasad Shrestha on Wednesday against the …
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-8-261692 -
Nepal to request China for waiver of Pokhara airport construction loan
Ministries have come up with a long wish list for prime minister’s China visit next month.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-8-262724 -
PHPA-ll likely to commission two units by October next year
With 95.42 percent of the project completed as of July 31, the 1,020MW Punatsangchhu-II Hydroelectric Project Authority (PHPA) is expected to commission by October next year.
Source:Kuensel2023-8-262932 -
Govt. can borrow an additional Nu 18.21 billion as non-hydro budgetary debt
The government can borrow an additional Nu 18.21 billion as non-hydro budgetary debt based on the estimated gross domestic product (GDP) for fiscal year 2022-23 with the revised debt policy.
Source:Kuensel2023-8-261261 -
Fayyaz: Will control rent of govt. issued flats, if leased by owner
Main ruling Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP)’s chairperson and Economic Minister Fayyaz Ismail has stated that policies will be altered to accommodate the leasing of government-subsidized flats to third parties in accor…
Source:SunOnline International2023-8-261592 -
Aslam to Nasheed: Clear now that MDP cannot be destroyed
Main ruling Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP)’s parliamentary leader and running mate of President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih, on Friday, remarked that it has become evidently clear that the party cannot be easily destroyed, …
Source:SunOnline International2023-8-261378 -
India's Aditya-L1 to be launched in two weeks
After successful mission of Chandrayaan-3, India next targets to send it's spacecraft to sun. Aditya-L1 is the next mission, the India is gearing up to launch in coming September 2 to study sun.
Source:SATV2023-8-254092 -
Rohingya crisis: US appreciates Bangladesh, commits to pursue justice
On August 25, the sixth anniversary of genocide against Rohingya, the United States stands with the victims and survivors and reaffirms Bangladesh’s commitment to pursue justice and accountability for the atrocities com…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-8-25976 -
PM Hasina: Bangladesh wants enhanced bilateral, trade relations with African nations
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has said that Bangladesh has attached priority to enhancing further the bilateral and trade relations with African nations as she held bilateral meetings with heads of the state of four count…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-8-251204 -
Residents seek permanent flood control measures
Settlements along the banks of Shetikhari stream in Gelephu gewog live under constant threat of flooding every monsoon without proper flood mitigation measures.
Source:Kuensel2023-8-251309 -
Massive slope failures threaten village
Threatened by the risk of massive slope failures, seven households in Mendrelgang village in Pemagatshel have been relocated to relief camps recently.
Source:Kuensel2023-8-251384 -
MDP pledges to establish an EXIM bank in the Maldives
Main ruling Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) has included paving the way for local businesses to fund projects in foreign nations in their economic manifesto.
Source:SunOnline International2023-8-25742 -
President to PPM: Cannot win the election with substitute players
Stressing the presidential election to be the most important of all elections – President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih has criticized opposition Progressive Party of Maldives (PPM) citing the election could not be won by “tag…
Source:SunOnline International2023-8-251330 -
NAB amendments case: Khwaja Haris to represent Imran in SC on 28th
Senior lawyer of the Supreme Court (SC) Khwaja Haris will appear before the Supreme Court (SC) next week as counsel for former prime minister and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan in the NAB amendments c…
Source:The News International2023-8-251918 -
Congress Member and Former state MP Rajaram Karki passed away
Nepali Congress leader and former member of Bagmati State Assembly Rajaram Karki passed away on Wednesday evening at the age of 66 during treatment of Cancer at Bir Hospital.
Source:SATV2023-8-244098 -
Flights disrupted in Karnali since two days
Flights have been affected in Karnali for the last two days due to bad weather. The flights have been disrupted as it has been raining continuously.
Source:The Rising Nepal2023-8-241484 -
Bara bus accident: all deceased identified
All the seven who were killed in the bus accident took place near the Churiyamai temple of Jitpur Simara sub-metropolis-22 in Bara in the wee hours today have been identified.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-8-241703 -
Apple growers in highlands celebrate bumper harvest
Apple growers in Nepal's northern highlands are celebrating a bumper harvest this season. Fruit farming has raised incomes and living standards in the mountain villages.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-8-242580 -
Thailand’s ex-central bank Governor optimistic about SL’s economic recovery
Sri Lanka will come out of the crisis situation it is faced with now, as it has the key requisites to steer the economy towards revival, according to former Bank of Thailand Governor Dr. Veerathai Santiprabhob.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-8-24804 -
Government to resume 24 projects halted due to COVID, economic crisis
Urban Development and Housing Minister Prasanna Ranatunga has instructed authorities to resume 24 projects that were put on hold due to the Covid-19 pandemic and economic crisis.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-8-24654 -
Wards exceeding 10 dengue cases weekly to be marked 'red'
Dhaka South City Corporation (DSCC) Mayor Barrister Sheikh Fazle Noor Taposh on Wednesday announced that wards that have recorded at least 10 dengue patients in the past week will be declared as “Red Wards” from Saturd…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-8-241698 -
Khulna fuel traders threaten strike from Sept 3 if demands not met
Khulna's fuel traders have issued a stern warning of launching an indefinite strike starting September 3 if their three-point demands, including an increase in sales commission, are not met by August 31.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-8-241417 -
Women’s participation in political parties increases
With 23 women participating in the upcoming National Assembly elections, the number of women candidates has increased compared to past elections.
Source:Kuensel2023-8-241598 -
Fiscal deficit to surge by more than six-fold in last five years
With the estimated fiscal deficit of Nu 21.35 billion, or 9.7 percent of the gross domestic product (GDP) for this fiscal year, the deficit could swell by over six-fold or about 680 percent over the past five years.
Source:Kuensel2023-8-241120 -
MP Siraj: Around 200 members from Fonadhoo followed suit to leave MDP
Fonadhoo MP Moosa Siraj states a large number of Fonadhoo residents have followed suit and submitted their resignation from main ruling Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP).
Source:SunOnline International2023-8-242438 -
President Solih: Yameen failed because he forgot about the coalition
President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih states the main reason former president Abdulla Yameen Abdul Gayyom’s administration failed is because he forgot about those who helped him secure the presidency and coalition partners.
Source:SunOnline International2023-8-241512 -
Pakistan invited to BRICS seminar in Johannesburg
For the first time in the politics of BRICS (Brazil-Russia-India-China-South Africa), Pakistan received an invitation to attend a BRICS seminar in Johannesburg ahead of the summit meeting.
Source:The News International2023-8-24728 -
PTI chief wants transfer of cases from IHC to LHC or PHC
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Chairman Imran Khan on Wednesday requested the Supreme Court to issue directions to transfer all his cases, investigations, inquiries, and trials from the Islamabad High Court to Lahore High Cour…
Source:The News International2023-8-24624 -
President Arif Alvi invites CEC for meeting to fix polls date
: Through a letter on Wednesday, President Dr Arif Alvi has invited Chief Election Commissioner Sikandar Sultan Raja for a meeting today (Thursday) to fix an ‘appropriate date’ for the general elections in the country.
Source:The News International2023-8-24697 -
A new scooter every 90 seconds. India’s EV revolution has begun
At a startup factory in Hosur, a southern Indian city not far from Bangalore, the assembly line is buzzing with lightning-fast activity.
Source:CNN2023-8-232282 -
Sudan Kiranti bereaved in Paternal Grief
Harka Bahadur Rai, father of Minister of Culture, Tourism, and Civil Aviation Minister Sudan Kirati passed away on Wednesday morning amidst the treatment.
Source:SATV2023-8-231627 -
PM arrives in Johannesburg to attend 15th BRICS summit
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina arrived in Johannesburg to attend the 15th BRICS Summit at the invitation of South African President Cyril Ramaphosa.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-8-231894 -
Around 100 MPs yet to retun weapons issued during 1980 to 1990
It was revealed in Parliament that the majority of MPs who were provided with weapons during the period between 1980 and 1990 are yet to return the weapons.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-8-233865 -
SL’s struggle with Investment Complexity – Corruption takes the lead
Sri Lanka’s strategic positioning abutting the world’s major trade arteries and in close proximity to key markets in the region makes it a leading investment destination. The successive governments, more or less, have …
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-8-23959 -
NCGS projects come to an end by this month
Over a span of two years, a loan of Nu 852.08 Million (M) has been extended across 213 projects through the avenues of the National Credit Guarantee Scheme (NCGS), signifying a robust stride towards bolstering economic e…
Source:Kuensel2023-8-231416 -
Bhutan’s organic goal on track?
In 2019, Bhutan embraced the ambitious goal of becoming the world’s first 100 percent organic nation by 2020 to make agriculture more sustainable and establish a resilient, productive organic farming system while preser…
Source:Kuensel2023-8-232957 -
President pledges to construct city hotel in Maalhos
President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih has pledged to construct a modern city hotel for tourists in B. Maalhos if he is elected for a second term.
Source:SunOnline International2023-8-23911 -
Parliament sitting concludes after quarrels and zero work
The Parliament sitting concluded on Tuesday, without any work on the agenda done.
Source:SunOnline International2023-8-23711 -
‘Election not possible before May 2024’
ECP official says delimitation of constituencies on basis of census 2023 will take four months. Former Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) secretary Kanwar Dilshad has said that the next elections are possible only at …
Source:The News International2023-8-231170 -
SC disposes of Broadsheet plea as withdrawn
The Supreme Court Tuesday disposed of as withdrawn a plea of Broadsheet LLC, seeking a copy of Volume 10 of the Joint Investigation Team (JIT) report in the Panama Leaks case.
Source:The News International2023-8-23957 -
Bishowambhar Prasad Shrestha Announced as the Chief Justice
The Parliamentary Hearing Committee on Monday endorsed chief justice nominee Bishowambhar Prasad Shrestha as the Chief Justice.
Source:SATV2023-8-215761 -
How expat Mizanur found his family after 22 years
A middle-aged man was seen walking aimlessly at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport on Friday, and he had no idea where his family lived.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-8-21953 -
Most bus accidents caused by modified private buses: Gemunu
Addressing the media, LPBOA Chairman Gemunu Wijerathne said the Department of Motor Traffic (DMT) has allowed buses to add certain modifications with certain payments.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-8-216728 -
LDC graduation is not problem -free, warns top UN official
As Bhutan is set to graduate out of the Least Developed Country category by year-end, UN’s Under-Secretary-General Rabab Fatima said that it will bring both opportunities and problems.
Source:Kuensel2023-8-211203 -
PDP declares three more candidates
People’s Democratic Party (PDP) declared its candidates for the Lhuentse, Mongar, and Trashiyangtse constituencies for the upcoming National Assembly election.
Source:Kuensel2023-8-211435 -
Highlanders accuse thromde of deporting horses and imposing hefty fines
The residents of Lingzhi Gewog in Thimphu claim that the Thimphu Thromde is engaged in deporting horses and imposing substantial fines when their horses are found within the city precinct.
Source:Kuensel2023-8-211248 -
Pres Solih promises to develop resort in Fulhadhoo lagoon
President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih has pledged to develop a resort in the lagoon shared by the islands of Fulhadhoo, Fehendhoo, and Goidhoo in B. Atoll.
Source:SunOnline International2023-8-211468 -
Aslam: Nasheed’s actions show his thirst for power
Parliament speaker Mohamed Nasheed’s actions clearly show how much he wants to maintain his position of power at the legislative body, says North Hithadhoo MP Mohamed Aslam, the leader of main ruling MDP’s parliamentar…
Source:SunOnline International2023-8-211028 -
UAE commends Pakistan's actions after Jaranwala tragedy
The United Arab Emirates has commended the efforts and diligence of the Pakistani government and the measures it implemented in the Jarawanal tragedy.
Source:The News International2023-8-21876 -
Naagpanchami Being Observed Around the Nation
The Naagpanchami festival is being celebrated today by worshiping the Naaga or serpent god, with many pasting pictures of a Naaga on the front door of the house as per Hindu tradition.
Source:SATV2023-8-211085 -
Metro rail: PM to open Agargaon-Motijheel section on October 20
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina will inaugurate the Agargaon-Motijheel section of metro rail on October 20.
Source:SATV2023-8-202160 -
President visits Yala National Park
President Ranil Wickremesinghe visited Yala National Park yesterday, where water was released into artificial ponds intended for park animals.
Source:SATV2023-8-20975 -
Dealers fear business after govt. extends vehicle import moratorium
The government’s announcement on extending the year-long moratorium on vehicle import for another six months until February 17 next year has left vehicle dealers questioning their sustainability.
Source:SATV2023-8-201830 -
Polls under new census may cost PPP a few seats: Sana
Former interior minister Rana Sanaullah said a delay in the elections beyond 90 days would not make any difference.
Source:Sisan Baniya2023-8-20881 -
Teachers, students learning to play 'naumati baja'
The teachers and students at the local Shiva Secondary School of Byas Municipality in the district can been seen playing traditional musical instruments - the naumati baja - in the school.
Source:SATV2023-8-205770 -
Ward President of Gulmi Musikot Municipality Found Dead
Mohan Ghimire, ward president of Gulmi's Musikot Municipality Ward No. 1, has been found dead today morning.
Source:SATV2023-8-193035 -
Indicators of inflation, foreign direct investment bad in FY 2022/23
The indicators of inflation, current account deficit and foreign direct investment are poor while indicators of remittances, balance of payment and foreign exchange reserves positive, according to the current macroecono…
Source:myRepublica2023-8-19575 -
PM Dahal insists on effective enforcement of National Code
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal has underlined the need of implementing the National Code effectively.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-8-191261 -
AQI: Dhaka's air quality in the 'moderate' zone
With an air quality index (AQI) score of 90 at 9:04am on Saturday, Dhaka ranked 16th on the list of cities worldwide with the worst air quality.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-8-191570 -
JMB still active, but its chief out of radar
On August 17, 2005, militants blasted bombs in 63 districts of the country simultaneously within a span of 30 minutes. Around 18 years have passed since that incident but the trial of the cases is not over yet.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-8-191074 -
Tenth Parliament session in October
The tenth session of the third Parliament and the last session for the National Assembly (NA) members will commence tentatively around third week of October.
Source:Kuensel2023-8-19935 -
HM Grants Audience to UN USG
His Majesty The King yesterday granted an audience to Rabab Fatima, UN Under-Secretary-General and High Representative for LDCs, LLDCs and SIDs, who is on a visit to Bhutan ahead of the country’s graduation from the Lea…
Source:Kuensel2023-8-19825 -
Muizzu promises free Hajj trips for 1,000 low-income individuals if elected
Opposition PPM-PNC coalition’s presidential candidate, Male’ City Mayor Dr. Mohamed Muizzu has pledged to award free Hajj trips for 1,000 low-income individuals if elected president.
Source:SunOnline International2023-8-191178 -
PPP demands elections under Article 224
The Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) had demanded that the Election Commission reconsider its decision in light of Article 224 to hold the elections within 90 days and said any delimitation without changing the existing co…
Source:The News International2023-8-19917 -
Supreme Court judge wants full court to hear NAB amendments case
Chief Justice Umer Ata Bandial said on Friday it would be an embarrassment for him if he did not decide before his retirement a petition challenging the amendments made in the National Accountability Ordinance (NAO) 1999…
Source:The News International2023-8-191222 -
Electricity supply will be interrupted at 8 places in Kathmandu on Saturday
The Electricity Authority has informed that electricity supply will be interrupted at 8 places in Kathmandu on Saturday.
Source:SATV2023-8-182648 -
GDP growth slowest, average of 1.5% in the past five years
Looking at the trend of the past five years, the country’s gross domestic product (GDP) or economic growth
Source:SATV2023-8-171055 -
Malaysian court clears former PM Muhyiddin of power abuse charges
A Malaysian court has thrown out charges of abuse of power against opposition leader and former Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin, describing them as "vague, flawed and unfounded", state news agency Bernama reported.
Source:SATV2023-8-17858 -
Govt committed to maintaining good governance: Minister Sharma
At a press meet organised by the Federation of Nepali Journalists Bijuwar Branch on Thursday Minister Sharma made the remarks.
Source:SATV2023-8-171115 -
Mob burns Pakistan churches over blasphemy claims
Thousands of Muslims in a city in Pakistan have set fire to at least four churches and vandalised the homes of Christians over claims that two men desecrated the Quran, police say.
Source:SATV2023-8-17834 -
Self-Declaration Room Opened at Airport to Claim Excess Goods
The Tribhuvan Airport Customs Office has launched a self-declaration room for passengers coming from abroad. Passengers returning from abroad brought gold, jewellery, foreign currency televisions and mobile phones in exc…
Source:SATV2023-8-147620 -
Reshaping Nepal's Economic Landscape
Nepal, a buffer state between the two economic giants, India and China, struggles to maintain financial stability. Its strategic location between these two global powerhouses has positioned it at the crossroads of econom…
Source:myRepublica2023-8-122258 -
UN special rapporteurs drill holes into TRC amendment bill
Three UN special rapporteurs and a Working Group have pointed out problems in the latest Truth and Reconciliation Act (Amendment) bill and requested Nepal government to furnish a reply.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-8-12648 -
Weather: Chances of precipitation across country for three days, precaution suggested
The Meteorological Forecasting Division of the Department of Hydrology and Meteorology has forecast precipitation at many places of the country in the next three days, as the axis of the monsoon low pressure is situated…
Source:The Rising Nepal2023-8-121395 -
8 detained in raid on suspected militant hideout in Moulvibazar
The Counter Terrorism and Transnational Crime (CTTC) unit of the Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) was conducting a raid in a remote hilly area under Kulaura thana of Moulvibazar on Saturday morning, suspecting it to be a …
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-8-121032 -
Rashed Khan Menon: Opposition not capable of making ruling party step down
Rashed Khan Menon is an important character in the political history of Bangladesh. A frontline leader during all of the country’s movements and struggles, including the Mass Uprising of 1969 and the Liberation War of 1…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-8-121726 -
Tourism Minister urges unoccupied properties to be registered with SLTDA
In an effort to expand the accommodation offering, the Tourism Ministry urges the owners of unoccupied properties to open up their homes to tourists.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-8-121520 -
High Court to decide on stay of execution of Yameen’s prison sentence on Sunday
High Court, on Thursday, said they will make a decision regarding the stay of execution order requested by opposition leader former president Abdulla Yameen Abdul Gayyoom on the Criminal Court verdict sentencing him to 1…
Source:SunOnline International2023-8-121582 -
Caretaker PM name likely to be finalised today
The name of the caretaker prime minister is likely to be finalised today (Saturday) as Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif is scheduled to meet Opposition Leader Raja Riaz for the third round of consultation in the federal cap…
Source:The News International2023-8-121081 -
Counterfeit Note Recovered, 9 Arrested
Police have arrested nine people from Kathmandu and Bhaktapur with 52 lakh 75 thousand fake notes. Kathmandu Police held a press conference on Friday and informed about it.
Source:SATV2023-8-111457 -
Nepal sends tomatoes to India, and asks for rice
Since July 20, India has maintained an embargo on non-basmati rice amid the threat of El Niño weather disruptions.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-8-111082 -
AIUB holds fourth Intra-Department Moot Court Competition
American International University - Bangladesh (AIUB) organized its Intra-Department Moot Court Competition 2023, its fourth iteration, from August 2 to 5.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-8-11746 -
Flood situation improves in Bandarban
The flood situation in Bandarban has improved further as all the major rivers in the district including Sangu and Matamuhuri are flowing below the danger level, officials said on Friday.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-8-11878 -
Exports to third countries grow over 25 percent in first quarter
Bhutan’s export to third countries in the first quarter of this year has grown by 26.62 percent compared to the same period last year.
Source:Kuensel2023-8-111265 -
Ex-President Waheed resigns from PPM
Former president Dr. Mohamed Waheed Hassan Manik has resigned from the main opposition Progressive Party of Maldives (PPM).
Source:SunOnline International2023-8-11958 -
CJP-led bench annuls SC judgements review law
Pakistan's top court on Friday ruled that the Supreme Court (Review of Judgments and Orders) Act 2023 was ultra vires to the Constitution, dampening hopes of politicians disqualified for life to challenge the decision.
Source:The News International2023-8-11673 -
Taxi service providers have demonstrated against the red plates
Taxi service providers have demonstrated against the red plates carrying passengers in Kathmandu. They demonstrated in front of the Transport Department in Baneshwor under the organization of Nepal National Meter Busines…
Source:SATV2023-8-104171 -
Dengue infections on the rise, cases exceed 10,000
The cases of dengue fever are soaring in the country. According to the Epidemiology and Disease Control Division, the disease has spread to 74 districts with diagnosed cases of 10,726.
Source:myRepublica2023-8-101814 -
After publishing final list, Kathmandu metropolis asks scholarship recipients to choose from given colleges
The Kathmandu Metropolitan City has published the final list of 4,550 students, out of the 6,017 who had registered for exams for scholarship at private schools.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-8-102448 -
New private weighbridge to ease trade
To facilitate uninterrupted export and import, a 100 metric tonnes (MT) private weighbridge will be installed in Gelephu to supplement the existing weighbridge at the Gelephu dry port stockyard.
Source:Kuensel2023-8-101625 -
Timber harvesting main cause of forest health decline
Timber harvesting has been causing 95 percent of impact on forest health and disturbance, according to the second National Forest Inventory.
Source:Kuensel2023-8-10945 -
DGHS fears record dengue cases in August
The Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) has warned of a record number of dengue cases in August.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-8-10913 -
5 held for attempting to smuggle beedi leaves to Sri Lanka
Five persons have been arrested for allegedly attempting to smuggle ₹ 10 lakh-worth beedi leaves to Sri Lanka.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-8-10925 -
Only a higher court can stop me from performing my duties – Suspended JMO Dr. Ruhul
A malicious attempt is underway to prevent me from becoming the Chief Judicial Medical Officer (JMO) and conducting my duty correctly, as only a higher court of law could suspend my duties, Colombo JMO Dr. Ruhul Haq excl…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-8-10732 -
VP thanks INTERPOL for support provided in strengthening border security measures
Vice President Faisal Naseem, on Wednesday, thanked the International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL) for technical assistance and expertise in strengthening the Maldives’ border security measures.
Source:SunOnline International2023-8-10836 -
Qasim forgives all student loans issued personally and through his company
Villa Group’s Chairman, Jumhoory Party’s leader, and presidential candidate Qasim Ibrahim have forgiven all outstanding student loans issued by him in his personal capacity and through his company.
Source:SunOnline International2023-8-101911 -
Government launching nationwide campaign to address growing mental health problem
In a bid to address the growing burden of mental health problems in the country, the government is planning to launch a nationwide mental health campaign.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-8-10769 -
No space left for meaningful engagement with India, says Bilawal
Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari on Wednesday said that there was no space for meaningful engagement with India unless New Delhi revoked its illegal and unilateral acts of 2019.
Source:The News International2023-8-10999 -
Over 45,000 Pakistani students to get A-Level results today
Over 45,000 Pakistani students will receive their Cambridge International AS and A-Level results today (Thursday) while O-Level and IGCSE students will be released a week later.
Source:The News International2023-8-101722 -
HoR meeting adjourned again until Friday following disruption by UML
The main opposition party, CPN-UML, maintained its position that a high-level probe committee should be formed to investigate the gold smuggling case, and after disrupting parliament’s proceedings on Wednesday, the meet…
Source:myRepublica2023-8-91557 -
AQI: Dhaka air unhealthy for sensitive groups
Dhaka's air quality was marked as 'unhealthy for sensitive groups' on Wednesday morning.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-8-91750 -
PM Hasina declares 12 districts homeless-free
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has declared 12 districts as homeless- and landless-free by handing over 22,101 homes to people in those areas under the Ashrayan-2 project.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-8-91077 -
PT-6 aircraft manufactured after 2000
Sri Lanka Air Force yesterday said that all the PT-6 trainer aircraft of the Sri Lanka Air Force are manufactured after the year 2000 and the latest crashed trainer aircraft had been purchased in 2018.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-8-92668 -
Master plan for PM's residence expansion was made during PM Dahal’s tenure
It has been found that the master plan for expansion of the Prime Minister's residence was prepared in 2065 BS with the motive of compensating and transferring the land of Lalita Niwas located in Baluwatar in the names o…
Source:myRepublica2023-8-9773 -
NTC reports loss of recharge cards worth Rs 1 million
Nepal Telecom (NTC) has announced the loss of recharge cards worth Rs 1 million. The cards went missing during the transportation process by the Telecom company. After the loss of the cards, NTC has issued an official no…
Source:myRepublica2023-8-92780 -
International Day of World's Indigenous Peoples being observed today
The International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples is being observed today by organizing several programmes.
Source:The Rising Nepal2023-8-91842 -
UML continues to obstruct House over gold smuggling
Despite the home minister committing to a fair investigation into last month’s gold seizure, the main opposition party continued its disruption of the House of Representatives demanding a high-level panel to conduct the…
2023-8-91346 -
Import ban on non-basmati rice likely to end soon
The supply crunch of non-Basmati rice could ease if the Government of India (GoI) considers the government’s request to lift the ban on its export.
Source:Kuensel2023-8-91191 -
Jailed ex-Pakistan PM Imran Khan's lawyers file legal challenge
Lawyers for former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan filed an appeal on Tuesday against his conviction for graft, as he is incarcerated in a century-old prison at the beginning of a three-year term.
Source:SunOnline International2023-8-9946 -
Toshakhana case: ECP disqualifies Imran for 5 years after conviction
In a major development, the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) on Tuesday disqualified former prime minister and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan for five years under Article 63(1)(h) and also de-no…
Source:The News International2023-8-91057 -
Shehbaz to write to Alvi today to dissolve NA
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Tuesday confirmed that he would write to President Dr Arif Alvi today (August 9) to dissolve the National Assembly, which would bring the incumbent government’s term to a marginally prem…
Source:The News International2023-8-91164 -
NRB to auction T-Bills worth Rs 26.10 billion
The Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) is set to issue Treasury Bills (T-Bills) worth over Rs 26.10 billion on Monday.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-8-71609 -
Most children in South Asia are exposed to extreme high temperatures, UNICEF says
Nearly half a billion children in South Asia are exposed to extreme high temperatures as life-threatening heat waves caused by the climate crisis become stronger and more frequent, according to the United Nations’ child…
Source:CNN2023-8-7836 -
India launches historic Chandrayaan-3 mission to land spacecraft on the moon
India is bidding to become only the fourth country to execute a controlled landing on the moon with the successful launch Friday of its Chandrayaan-3 mission.
Source:CNN2023-8-61317 -
Angry cooperative victims, police clash
Hundreds of victims of cooperatives, who joined a demonstration, clashed with police this afternoon at Bijulibazar.
Source:Himalayan News Service2023-8-42078 -
India launches historic Chandrayaan-3 mission to land spacecraft on the moon
India is bidding to become only the fourth country to execute a controlled landing on the moon with the successful launch Friday of its Chandrayaan-3 mission.
Source:CNN2023-8-21431 -
Appoint CJ pronto: NHRC
The National Human Rights Commission has issued a press release urging the government to move ahead the process of appointing the new chief justice and filling judges' vacancies in different courts.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-8-1826 -
DRI arrests one more person in connection with 100 kg gold smuggling
The Department of Revenue Investigation (DRI) arrested one individual on Sunday morning in connection with the 100 kg gold smuggling. The gold was seized by a DRI team from outside the Tribhuvan International Airport a f…
Source:myRepublica2023-7-301932 -
Hectic efforts on to form new Koshi govt
As the time to form a new government in Koshi province nears, the current ruling alliance partners have intensified their efforts to muster simple majority to form the government.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-7-301909 -
Chinese Embassy held a reception to celebrate the 96th anniversary of the founding of PLA
Chinese Embassy in Nepal organized a reception in 29th August to address the forthcoming Chinese Army Day of August 1st.
Source:SATV2023-7-305093 -
PM Hasina inaugurates 50 more model mosques
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Sunday opened 50 more newly constructed model mosques and Islamic cultural centres across Bangladesh in the project's fifth phase.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-7-301103 -
Checkpost attacked in KP's Khyber district
A checkpost of law enforcers was attacked in the Spin Qabar area of Bara after an attacker fired and threw a hand grenade at it, the police told Geo News on Sunday.
Source:The News International2023-7-301148 -
President: Youth entrusted with great responsibilities in national development
President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih states that young government employees are entrusted with great responsibilities in developing the nation, urging them to remain dedicated and committed to carrying out their responsibilit…
Source:SunOnline International2023-7-30950 -
His Majesty The King visits Lhuentse
His Majesty The King visited Lhuentse, where a recent flash flood washed away 23 people. His Majesty met with the family members of the victims, and visited the site of the incident at Ungar, where search efforts are sti…
Source:Kuensel2023-7-307568 -
29th July Marks International Tiger Day
International Tiger Day is being celebrated all around the globe today on 29th July. Nepal is also celebrating this day by making different efforts to conserve tigers and raise awareness of it to greater population with …
Source:SATV2023-7-293851 -
Govt won't bear treatment cost of VIPs abroad: Minister Basnet
Minister for Health and Population, Mohan Kumar Basnet, has said the government will no longer cover the medical expenses of VVIP and VIP if they choose to seek medical services that are available at Bir Hospital.
Source:myRepublica2023-7-291943 -
Prime Minister Hasina offers Nepal the use of Bangladesh’s Payra port
During a recent meeting between Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal and his Bangladeshi counterpart Sheikh Hasina in Italy, the latter offered Nepal its newly-constructed Payra port for third-country trade.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-7-291882 -
Windstorm damages over 70 acres of crops
Trashigang – More than 130 households in Domkhar and Yenang Brangsa chiwog of samkhar gewog lost at least 70 acres of maize and other crops to a windstorm last week.
Source:Kuensel2023-7-291546 -
Ilyas, sole contender for Democrats’ ticket, wins by 94%
Hulhudhoo MP Ilyas Labeeb won his party, The Democrats’, presidential ticket on Friday, with 94 percent of the votes.
Source:SunOnline International2023-7-291230 -
Ex-VP Adeeb undergoes surgery in Singapore
The former Maldivian vice president Ahmed Adeeb Abdul Gayoom underwent surgery in Singapore on Friday, according to his party, the Maldives Third-Way Democrats (MTD).
Source:SunOnline International2023-7-292352 -
Gayeshwar Chandra Roy detained from Nayabazar
Police have detained BNP Standing Committee Member Gayeshwar Chandra Roy along with some other BNP men from Nayabazar area in the capital.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-7-291361 -
Police on high alert in Aminbazar
Law enforcers have remained on high alert in Aminbazar area of Savar, entrance to Dhaka through Gabtoli.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-7-291268 -
Ashura being observed across country amid tight security
Ashura, the tenth day of the first Islamic month of Muharram, is being observed on Saturday across the country, as mourners solemnly participate in processions grieving and paying homage to the supreme sacrifice made by …
Source:The News International2023-7-294466 -
Three terrorists killed in clash with security forces in Khyber, South Waziristan
Security forces neutralised three terrorists in separate successful operations in Khyber and South Waziristan District, the Inter-services Public Relations (ISPR) said on Saturday.
Source:The News International2023-7-291092 -
Bill Certification by President Paudel
President Ramchandra Paudel has approved the Bill 2080 to amend some laws of Nepal related to the Civil Code.
Source:SATV2023-7-282242 -
NATTA files writ petition against govt’s decision to levy VAT on air services
The Nepal Association of Tour and Travel Agents (NATTA), the umbrella organization of Nepal's tourism industry, has filed a petition at the Supreme Court against the government’s decision to levy Value Added Tax (VAT) o…
Source:myRepublica2023-7-282048 -
Balen cannot halt screening of Indian films: HC
Patan High Court stated in its order today that halting the screening of Indian films doesn't fall under local government jurisdiction.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-7-281590 -
Tradition of demanding resignation not good: PM Prachanda
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' stated that tradition to demand resignation for political reason from Prime Minister, Minister for Home Affairs and Minister for Finance was not good.
Source:The Rising Nepal2023-7-281095 -
Revenue office seeks details of smuggled gold from Hong Kong customs
The Department of Customs has sent a letter to the Hong Kong customs seeking details of the consignment of a quintal of gold smuggled into Kathmandu last week.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-7-281812 -
80.39% of students clear SSC, equivalent exams
Altogether 80.39% of students who sat for this year's Secondary School Certificate (SSC) and equivalent exams have cleared the tests, which is 7.05% lower than last year.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-7-282635 -
Why 13A in haste when PCs are defunct: SLPP
Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna (SLPP) yesterday questioned the need of implementing 13th Amendment to the Constitution in haste when the Provincial Councils are defunct at present and stressed the need to hold the provincia…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-7-281528 -
Pakistan granted rollover on $2.4bn Chinese loan
inister for Finance Ishaq Dar said on Thursday that China had rolled over $2.4 billion in debt for the next two years. In a tweet, Minister for Finance Ishaq Dar said that Chinese EXIM Bank has rolled over for two years …
Source:The News International2023-7-28963 -
Armed Forces pay hike by 55-71 percent
The Armed Forces salary is also revised ranging from 55 to 71 percent. This means Chuma personnel’s gross salary will be little more than Nu 30,000 a month including allowances.
Source:Kuensel2023-7-277467 -
MRM rejects president’s coalition invitation
Maldives Reform Movement (MRM) has rejected the invitation extended by President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih to partner with the main ruling Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) for the upcoming presidential election.
Source:SunOnline International2023-7-271161 -
A meeting between former Prime Minister Oli and the leader of the Chinese Communist Party
CPN (UML) Chairman and former Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli and Chinese Communist Party Politburo member Yuan Jiajun who is visited Nepal have met.
Source:SATV2023-7-252071 -
KMC Interrupted a Religious Event in Shankhamul on Tuesday
The Kathmandu metropolitan city (KMC) interrupted a religious event taking place at Doban in Shankhamul on Tuesday.
Source:SATV2023-7-251495 -
Improving policing services against rising criminal activities
To improve the effectiveness of policing services through enhanced coordination and curb criminal activities in the country, a police team headed by Colonel Passang Dorji recently visited seven western dzongkhags.
Source:Kuensel2023-7-251233 -
Bhutan eliminates Rubella
Bhutan has been successful in eliminating Rubella after almost two decades of battling the disease.
Source:Kuensel2023-7-251343 -
Disputes and lack of irrigation water have led to fallowing of land
The once lush and productive paddy fields along the Indian border near Gelephu main town have remained fallow for over a decade due to the lack of a proper irrigation canal and disagreements among the landowners.
Source:Kuensel2023-7-252212 -
EC member Nashath’s term expires with Majlis in recess
Elections Commission (EC)’s member Ali Nashath’s term expired on Tuesday, after the Parliament went to recess before making a decision on his nomination for a new term.
Source:SunOnline International2023-7-251099 -
Maldives has issued a statement strongly condemning the burning of the Holy Quran in front of the Iraqi embassy in Denmark.
Maldives Development Alliance (MDA)’s deputy leader Ahmed Amir has expressed displeasure at how the police acted in trying to detain him for an alleged violation of traffic rules.
Source:SunOnline International2023-7-251211 -
Maldives condemns burning of Quran in Denmark
Maldives has issued a statement strongly condemning the burning of the Holy Quran in front of the Iraqi embassy in Denmark.
Source:SunOnline International2023-7-251506 -
We have to throw away begging bowl: COAS
Chief of the Army Staff (COAS) General Asim Munir on Monday expressed his determination to steer Pakistan out of the prevailing problems, saying that all Pakistanis have to throw away the begging bowl.
Source:The News International2023-7-25812 -
Blinken, Bilawal discuss Pakistan's economic recovery, Afghanistan-related issues
United States Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari spoke about Pakistan's economy and Afghanistan-related issues on Monday.
Source:The News International2023-7-25910 -
FIR registered against Judge Asim Hafeez's wife for 'torturing' 14-year-old
The Islamabad police on Tuesday registered a case against the wife of Civil Judge Asim Hafeez for the alleged brutal torture of a 14-year-old girl, employed as a domestic help at their house.
Source:The News International2023-7-251133 -
NRB to Announce the Monetary Policy Today
Nepal Rastra Bank is disclosing the monetary policy for the current fiscal year 2023/24 today at 3 PM. The Central Bank is organizing a news conference at 3 pm to publicize it.
Source:SATV2023-7-234646 -
Preparation of DPR for 417 MW Nalgad Hydropower Project completed after seven years
After a seven-year-long endeavor, the Detailed Project Report (DPR) for the ambitious 417 MW Nalgad Hydropower Project has been successfully prepared.
Source:myRepublica2023-7-231787 -
Thousands protest mob assault of women who were paraded naked in remote Indian border state
Thousands of people, mostly women, held a massive sit-in in India's violence-wracked northeastern state of Manipur on Saturday to demand the immediate arrest of anyone who took part in the harrowing May assault of two wo…
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-7-231008 -
Banchare Danda, Sisdole locals say waste has turned their ‘paradise into hell’
“But I am worried because everyone says that our village is diseased. People don’t like to send their daughters here because the area stinks, and is notorious as a dumping site of Kathmandu Valley,” rued Balami.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-7-231268 -
‘Real’ step in sight to build a bridge after 52 years
Over 150,000 residents of nine char areas under Kaunia Upazila in Rangpur have long been waiting for a concrete bridge on the old Teesta River, which will ease their travel and improve economic conditions significantly.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-7-231345 -
20-year master plan to transform Cox’s Bazar likely to start next month
The 20-year-long master plan to transform the tourism city Cox's Bazar into a modern and smart city is likely to be initiated next month.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-7-231024 -
EC establishes National Complaints Bureau for Presidential Elections
The Elections Commission (EC) on Saturday established the National Complain Bureau to address complaints related to the upcoming Presidential Elections.
Source:SunOnline International2023-7-231013 -
Constitutional case from Yameen to Supreme Court
Constitutional case was filed at the Supreme Court on Saturday, on behalf of former President Yameen Abdul Gayoom in order to ensure his constitutional rights are met.
Source:SunOnline International2023-7-231555 -
Imran’s cipher drama made Pakistan laughing stock: Biden adviser
Adviser to the US President on Arts Shahid Ahmed Khan has said that America has nothing to do with the internal politics of Pakistan, adding that the US senators wrote a general letter regarding human rights and not for …
Source:The News International2023-7-231087 -
Govt to give maximum support to PIA: Dar
In the wake of total accumulated losses of more than Rs600 billion, the government is considering hiring experts to prepare a time-bound restructuring plan through shadow management. The national flag carrier PIA has rea…
Source:The News International2023-7-231011 -
17 killed as bus falls into waterbody in Jhalakathi
At least 17 people were killed and 23 others injured when a bus plunged into a roadside waterbody in Jhalakathi Sadar upazila this morning.
Source:The Daily Star2023-7-221273 -
In Manipur, another FIR on rape, murder of 2 young women; family in dark about probe
Just two days before a police complaint was filed in connection with incident of two Manipuri women being stripped and paraded, another zero FIR in another case was registered at the same police station
Source:The Indian Express2023-7-221347 -
Tamil Political Leadership criticised by Tamil Civil Society
The Tamil civil society missive has been duly forwarded to New Delhi for the Indian Premier’s attention.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-7-221263 -
Seventeen still missing in Ungar flash flood
Dechen Pelden, 28, and her husband in Ungar village in Lhuentse heard a rumbling sound and the earth beneath them shake while they were preparing dinner on Thursday at around 7.40pm. Fearing something was wrong, they cam…
Source:Kuensel2023-7-222698 -
Siyam says reports of passport suspension ‘false’
Maldives Development Alliance (MDA)’s leader Ahmed Siyam Mohamed states that the Singapore authorities did not suspend his passport, describing the media reports of the sanction against him as “baseless and irresponsib…
Source:SunOnline International2023-7-22791 -
Plantation across nation at 68%
Plantation has been completed in 68 percent of the total paddy across the country by Friday.
Source:The Rising Nepal2023-7-221368 -
Highest number of skilled nationals left country in 2022
The past 10-year record shows that the highest number of highly skilled nationals of Pakistan left the country in 2022 in search of jobs.
Source:The News International2023-7-223361 -
Indian police arrest four men for parading Manipur women naked, may face death penalty
Indian police have arrested four men accused of parading two women naked in front of a mob in a northeastern state where months of ethnic violence have left at least 120 dead.
Source:The News International2023-7-212599 -
No new taxes on agriculture, real estate, Ishaq Dar clarifies
The coalition government has no plans of imposing new taxes on the agriculture and real estate sectors, Finance Minister Ishaq Dar said Thursday.
Source:The News International2023-7-211709 -
Nepal, EU sign grant agreement of more than Rs 10.5 billion
A grant agreement of more than Rs 10.5 billion has been signed between Nepal and the European Union (EU) for two different programmes.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-7-212515 -
Medicine imports have been halted since Monday, officials term it a ‘stunt’
With the government implementing a new provision for foreign-made medicines, drug traders have halted the import of medicines since Monday.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-7-211768 -
BNP demands resignation of Dhaka mayors over dengue outbreak
BNP leaders Tabith Awal and Ishraque Hossain, who contested Dhaka North and South city corporation elections against the Awami League's Atiqul Islam and Sheikh Fazle Noor Taposh and lost
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-7-212556 -
Transport leader arrested over Hero Alom assault
Police have arrested a man in connection with the assault on the independent candidate for the Dhaka-17 by-election, Ashraful Alom alias Hero Alom.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-7-21983 -
GAB proposes standardisation of DSA for guides
The Guide Association of Bhutan (GAB) has put forth a comprehensive proposal for the standardisation of the Daily Subsistence Allowance (DSA) provided to tourist guides in the country.
Source:Kuensel2023-7-211729 -
Govt. approves facilitators for ECCD centres to open soon
The 132 vacant Early Childhood Care and Development (ECCD) centres which remained shut because of shortage of facilitators could open soon.
Source:Kuensel2023-7-211657 -
Four anti-govt MPs arrested from Republic Square
The police have notified the Parliament of the arrest of four MPs from the opposition Progressive Congress Coalition, who were detained on Thursday after staging a sit-in at the Republic Square in Male’ City.
Source:SunOnline International2023-7-21813 -
No 'coat or party' will be considered to prosecute those involved in gold smuggling: Home Minister
Deputy Prime Minister and Home Minister Narayankaji Shrestha has reached the customs office at Tribhuvan International Airport.
Source:SATV2023-7-211267 -
India's Modi breaks silence over Manipur ethnic violence after viral video shows mob molesting women
Prime Minister Narendra Modi broke more than two months of public silence over deadly ethnic clashes in India's northeast, saying Thursday that the assaults of two women as they were being paraded naked by a mob in Manip…
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-7-201529 -
Welcome gate construction begins in Nepal-India checkpoint Belahiya
The construction of a welcome gate has been started in Belahiya, an entry point at the Nepal-India border, to attract tourists.
Source:The Rising Nepal2023-7-202905 -
Info Minister: Foreign envoys' statement on Hero Alom assault violates Vienna Convention
Foreign missions in Dhaka called for a full investigation and accountability of the perpetrators involved in the assault on Hero Alom
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-7-201024 -
Bangladesh gears up for UN review on human rights in November
Right before the 12th national elections, the government will present its position on the human rights situation in Bangladesh at the United Nations.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-7-201080 -
Bhutan tries electric bus as focus shifts to eco-friendly transport
The first electric bus launched yesterday will hit the Thimphu roads next week.
Source:Kuensel2023-7-205350 -
INR reserves plummet by 44 percent in last one year
The country’s growing imports and declining exports have depleted Bhutan’s rupee reserve by 44 percent as of March this year compared to the same month in 2022.
Source:Kuensel2023-7-201675 -
Doctors remove toy whistle from kid’s lungs
Doctors from Indhira Gandhi Memorial Hospital (IGMH) have removed a whistle of a soft toy from the lungs of a child.
Source:SunOnline International2023-7-20925 -
President pledges mega tourism project near Ihavandhoo
President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih has announced plans to run a large-scale integrated tourism project in Dhigufaru, which neighbors HA. Ihavandhoo.
Source:SunOnline International2023-7-201005 -
Casualties as gunman opens fire at New Zealand construction site
Two people and a gunman have been killed in a shooting at a construction site in Auckland, the country's largest city, and multiple people have been wounded, New Zealand police said and local media reported.
Source:SunOnline International2023-7-20827 -
Karachi Intermediate Board chairman removed amidst ongoing exams
The Chairman of the Board of Intermediate Education, Karachi (BIEK), Prof Dr Saeeduddin, was removed from his position prematurely while the intermediate examinations were in progress in Karachi.
Source:The News International2023-7-202000 -
100 kg of Gold Recovered After Passing TIA Customs Inspection
The Department of Investigation (DRI) is going to conduct an investigation after the seizure of estimated 80 to 100 kg of gold from a taxi that passed the customs inspection at Tribhuvan International Airport on Wednesda…
Source:SATV2023-7-201948 -
NVC requests public officials and employees to submit property details
The National Vigilance Center (NVC) has requested public officials or government employees to submit their property details.
Source:myRepublica2023-7-19844 -
Govt announcement of free company registration and capital increase not implemented yet
The government's recent announcement of free company registration and capital increase has hit a roadblock due to their inability to correct the national gazette. The announcement, which was supposed to come into effect …
Source:myRepublica2023-7-191946 -
High Court: One-year suspension of five IU students unlawful
The High Court on Wednesday said the one-year suspension of five students in connection with the torture of a female student at Islamic University (IU) is not lawful.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-7-191661 -
PM Hasina tells govt officials: Avoid corruption to achieve the impossible
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Wednesday asked government officials to ensure accountability and work sincerely up to the grassroots level for the sake of the advancement of the country.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-7-191233 -
DHI and group’s revenue rose by 13.77 percent last year
The Druk Holding and Investments (DHI) and the group’s revenue grew by 13.77 percent in 2022 compared to the previous year, according to its press release.
Source:Kuensel2023-7-191645 -
Sri Lanka ranks 95 along with Libya in Passport Index
Singapore has replaced Japan as the most powerful passport among all passports in the world, as it allows visa-free access to as many as 192 global destinations, according to the latest ranking published by Henley Passpo…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-7-191452 -
High Court seeks police help in expelling PPM officials
The High Court, on Tuesday, sought assistance from the police to expel top officials from the Progressive Party of Maldives (PPM) from the court.
Source:SunOnline International2023-7-19897 -
President: Build the nation on a foundation of peace and harmony
President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih has called upon the Maldivian people to build the nation on a foundation of peace and harmony, leaving a legacy of economic and social prosperity for future generations.
Source:SunOnline International2023-7-191157 -
Opposition parties form 'INDIA' bloc to rival Modi's BJP in 2024 elections
More than two dozen opposition parties in India have formed an alliance to challenge Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's ruling Hindu right-wing Bharatiya Janata Party [BJP] in the 2024 general elections.
Source:SunOnline International2023-7-191485 -
US 'ready' to work with any elected Pakistani government
As the National Assembly is expected to be dissolved ahead of its constitutional term next month, the United States has reiterated its stance of working with a government elected by Pakistanis.
Source:The News International2023-7-19958 -
Incessant rains kills 13 in Islamabad, Rawalpindi
Separate rain-related incidents killed 13 and injured several others in Islamabad on Wednesday as incessant downpour batters the federal capital and adjoining Rawalpindi.
Source:The News International2023-7-191091 -
Cyber incidents rise highlight need for strengthened cybersecurity
As government agencies increasingly use the internet to streamline service delivery to citizens, reports of cyber incidents have surged, with a total of 129 incidents recorded last year, according to the Royal Audit Auth…
Source:Kuensel2023-7-181347 -
Govt. will take in returnees on contract
The government would welcome Bhutanese who emigrated to Australia and other countries for further studies or better opportunities, but want to return home and continue with the profession they quit to leave.
Source:Kuensel2023-7-181326 -
Two Central Hospital doctors get bail over newborn's death
A Dhaka court on Tuesday granted bail to two doctors of the capital's Central Hospital in a case lodged over the death of a newborn due to alleged negligence and wrong treatment.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-7-181854 -
EC fines parties failing to submit audit report on time
The Election Commission has slapped fines ranging from Rs 7,000 to Rs 20,000 on political parties that failed to submit their audit report within the allocated time.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-7-181340 -
NAC pays Rs 830.95 million to EPF, CIT
The national flag carrier, Nepal Airlines Corporation (NAC), has paid back Rs 830.95 million to the Employees Provident Fund and Citizen Investment Trust.
Source:myRepublica2023-7-182043 -
Locals in Nuwakot and Dhading stop garbage trucks over ‘broken promises’
Locals and elected representatives from Nuwakot’s Kakani Rural Municipality have once again started obstructing garbage trucks from reaching the Banchare Danda landfill accusing the Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) and…
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-7-181804 -
UN concerned over attack on Hero Alom
The UN office in Bangladesh has expressed concerns over the attacks on independent candidate and YouTuber Ashraful Hossen Alom, better known as Hero Alom, during the Monday's election in Dhaka-17 constituency.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-7-182524 -
Opposition calls to postpone presidential election pending justice for Yameen
The opposition coalition comprising of Progressive Party of Maldives (PPM) and People’s National Congress (PNC), on Monday night, called to postpone the presidential elections slated for September 9th pending the comple…
Source:SunOnline International2023-7-18952 -
Foundation brick of Pokhara International Airport's Aviation Fuel Depot Laid
The foundation stone for the construction of an aviation fuel depot at the Pokhara International Airport complex has been laid. Nepal Oil Corporation started the construction of the depot, 6 months after the airport came…
Source:SATV2023-7-181868 -
Niguro serves as a reliable source of income
Fiddlehead Fern (Niguro), which is cooked as vegetable in the kitchens of both the poor and rich people, has become a reliable source of livelihood for thousands of families in Morang district.
Source:myRepublica2023-7-181277 -
Fatal road crash claims life of PML-N leader Tariq Fazal Chaudhry's son
In a heart-wrenching incident, Anza Tariq, the son of Tariq Fazal Chaudhry, a prominent leader of the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N), met with a fatal accident in Islamabad.
Source:The News International2023-7-182717 -
Dismiss Koshi govt; bring new bill against loan sharks: UML
The CPN-UML has demanded immediate dismissal of the government of Koshi province and the commencement of a fresh process for formation a new government.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-7-161906 -
Musk’s Starlink bids for internet in Nepal. Law needs debugging
Senior officials from Elon Musk’s SpaceX company that offers Starlink satellite services have been making rounds in Kathmandu with the goal of setting up a dedicated internet service in Nepal.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-7-162557 -
Temporary railway workers' protest disrupts train services in Dhaka
Workers highlighted that around 7,500 temporary workers were hired nationwide and have been working in the railways for 12-14 years with no confirmation of becoming permanent
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-7-161304 -
Bangladesh pushes for Asean sectoral dialogue partnership
Bangladesh has once again pushed the Asean to take the country as a "sectoral dialogue partner".
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-7-162430 -
SL to join RCEP, world’s largest free trade area
Foreign Minister Ali Sabry said Sri Lanka was intending to become a member of the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) which is the world's largest free trade area that came into effect on January 1, 2022, …
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-7-161403 -
Umar: First, second and third pledge is to save Maldives from the drug problem
Former Home Minister Umar Naseer, who has announced his candidacy for the upcoming presidential elections, states his first, second and third electoral pledge will be to save Maldives from its deep-rooted drug problem.
Source:SunOnline International2023-7-161524 -
President pledges to develop resort near Kolhufushi
President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih had pledged to develop a resort near M. Kolhufushi if re-elected for a second term, which would allow residents of the Kolhufushi to seek employment closer to their home island.
Source:SunOnline International2023-7-161187 -
Pakistan shares with IMF action plan to deal with natural disasters
Pakistan has informed the International Monetary Fund (IMF) about the under-preparation action plan to enhance the investment efficiency of climate-related projects for the federal cabinet’s approval by year-end.
Source:The News International2023-7-161606 -
More burden on masses: Govt increases duration of peak hours
The government has decided to increase the duration of electricity's peak hours in a bid to meet the conditions of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Daily Jang reported Sunday, effective from July 1.
Source:The News International2023-7-161301 -
Pedestrian road accidents increase in Thimphu
Thimphu has witnessed an increase in the number of pedestrian road accidents compared with the previous year, according to the data collected by the police division.
Source:Kuensel2023-7-162250 -
More than 2,900 civil servants resign
As many as 2,934 civil servants exited the civil service between January to June, which is the highest in recent years. This includes voluntary resignation and superannuation.
Source:Kuensel2023-7-161541 -
Nepal trading Haylage to China will double Nepal-China export to 30 million US Dollar
Nepal and China make a successful inauguration for the first batch of Nepali Haylage export to China today through a program organised in Bharatpur, Chitwan.
Source:SATV2023-7-151554 -
210th Bhanu Jayanti being observed today
The Nepali version of the spiritual Ramayan is an evergreen literature which established Acharya as a bard among Nepalis.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-7-142098 -
Home Minister: US seeks free, peaceful polls in Bangladesh
The delegation also reiterated that they did not come here to support any political party, says the minister
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-7-13973 -
US delegation backs free elections, leaves dialogue to Bangladesh
Visiting US Under Secretary for Civilian Security, Democracy, and Human Rights Uzra Zeya said on Thursday that it was up to Bangladesh to decide the election time tables and they did not have any direct engagement in dia…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-7-13978 -
Unrelenting rainfall causes flash floods and roadblocks in Gelephu
In the late hours of July 11, the Shetikhari stream in Gelephu experienced a significant rise in water levels due to incessant rainfall, leading to gravel erosion in nearby villages.
Source:Kuensel2023-7-13992 -
Sephu hosts Bhutan’s first mega solar power plant
The groundbreaking ceremony for the country’s first mega solar power plant with a capacity of 17.38-megawatt was held in Sephu, Wangdue yesterday.
Source:Kuensel2023-7-132488 -
Pakistan gets first tranche of $1.2bn from IMF: Ishaq Dar
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has deposited $1.2 billion into the account of the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP), allowing breathing space to the cash-strapped economy, which has been dealing with the risk of defaul…
Source:The News International2023-7-131236 -
PTI forward bloc's Gul Bar Khan elected GB CM
Gul Bar Khan, leader of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf's (PTI) forward bloc, was elected Gilgit-Baltistan's new chief minister on Thursday.
Source:The News International2023-7-13900 -
Japan-donated ambulances handed over to health facilities
Eight ambulances donated by the Japanese government have been handed over to health facilities.
Source:SunOnline International2023-7-133125 -
IMF okays $3B bailout loan for Pakistan after Saudi, UAE deposits
The International Monetary Fund has approved a much-awaited $3 billion bailout for Pakistan, the global lender said, a move that's likely to save the impoverished nation from defaulting on its debt repayments.
Source:SunOnline International2023-7-13759 -
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal's wife Sita Dahal passed away today in the morning
Sita Dahal, who is also an adviser of CPN (Maoist Centre), died on Wednesday morning while undergoing treatment at Norvik Hospital in Thapathali.
Source:SATV2023-7-122241 -
Supreme Court holds third extension of ED director Sanjay Mishra as invalid
The Supreme Court Tuesday held the third extension of service granted to Director of Enforcement Directorate Sanjay Kumar Mishra as invalid. The court, however, has allowed him to continue till July 31.
Source:The Indian Express2023-7-111870 -
Pakistan monsoon death toll reaches 86
At least 86 people Tuesday have died since June 25 in the wake of the ongoing monsoon rains across the country causing massive loss of life and property, the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) said.
Source:The News International2023-7-11985 -
Non-bailable arrest warrants for Imran, Fawad issued in ECP contempt case
The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) on Tuesday issued non-bailable arrest warrants for Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan and ex-party leader Fawad Chaudhry in the case pertaining to "contemptuous"…
Source:The News International2023-7-11879 -
PM clarifies remarks, House obstruction ends
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal told the House of Representatives today that his remarks on Indian national Pritam Singh were merely a reflection of family friendship that he shared with him, which had grown into a dee…
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-7-111685 -
Nepal to buy 2.8 million passports from IDEMIA through negotiations
In order to ease passport woes, the government has decided to procure 2.8 million biometric passports from the ‘IDEMIA Identity and Security SAS France’ as the current stock is set to be exhausted soon.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-7-111924 -
Manang Air helicopter on route to Kathmandu out of contact
A Manang Air helicopter has been reported missing during its journey from Solukhumbu to Kathmandu. The aircraft with registration number 9N-AMV lost contact with the control tower shortly after 10 am this morning.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-7-111525 -
US State Department reaffirms support for democratic process in Bangladesh
US State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller has said his country does not have any inclination to any particular political party in Bangladesh, rather they support a genuine democratic process of Bangladesh.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-7-111483 -
Experts: Dhaka's population crisis threatens livability
Experts and urban planners opined that Dhaka's biggest threat is its population
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-7-111224 -
60 percent of Muli airport project completed
Sixty-percent of the airport under development at Muli in Meemu Atoll has been completed.
Source:SunOnline International2023-7-112537 -
Gazette issued to conduct census of population, housing for 2023, 2024
An Extraordinary Gazette notification (2340/03) was issued announcing the collection of the census of population and housing in Sri Lanka for the years 2023 and 2024.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-7-11938 -
Rare ‘Laguma’ tree removed secretly
A group of people had used backhoes to remove an ancient tree called ‘Sri Lanka Laguma’ tree, which was protected amid protests of environmentalists when it was planned to be cut down during the construction of the Col…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-7-111054 -
Cyber experts warn of more cyber-attacks with generative AI
With generative AI technology evolving, top cyber security experts warn of the increasing danger of cyber-attacks that could compromise countries and organisations.
Source:Kuensel2023-7-111495 -
His Majesty on tour overseas
His Majesty The King embarked on an overseas visit from Paro airport yesterday morning.
Source:Kuensel2023-7-111219 -
CIKU Celebrates it's 16th Anniversary Today in Kathmandu University
Confucius Institute celebrates its 16th Anniversary today at Kathmandu University, Balkumari. Confucius Institute in Kathmandu University is Nepal's first Confucius Institute,and it is also the first Confucius Institute …
Source:SATV2023-7-104001 -
Pakistan, IMF agree to end supplementary grants provision
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) and Pakistan have agreed to disallow supplementary grants during the ongoing financial year under the $3 billion Stand-by Arrangement (SBA).
Source:The News International2023-7-9780 -
Pakistan can’t waste resources on regional tensions: PM
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Saturday said that Pakistan could not afford to waste its resources on regional tensions, asking the other side to also realise it.
Source:The News International2023-7-9681 -
Lalita Niwas land-grab scam: Arrest warrants issued against four former secretaries
Arrest warrants have been issued against four former secretaries on charge of their involvement in the Baluwatar-based Lalita Niwas land misappropriation scam.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-7-81486 -
West Bengal Panchayat Election Live Updates: Voting marred by violence; 3 killed as BJP, TMC trade charges
West Bengal Panchayat Election 2023 Live Updates: At least three people have been killed in clashes as widespread violence has been disrupting the voting process in West Bengal Panchayat elections.
Source:The Indian Express2023-7-81465 -
Bus-truck collision leaves 3 dead in Gaibandha
Three people were killed and 10 others injured in a head-on collision between a bus and a truck on Dhaka-Rangpur highway at Balua Haat in Gobindaganj upazila of Gaibandha district on Friday night.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-7-8781 -
Rabid dog bites three children in Gelephu
A black female rabid dog has bitten three children in the army residential colony at Pelrithang, Gelephu. The incident occurred on different occasions on July 5 and 6.
Source:Kuensel2023-7-81410 -
Excise felicitates long-serving Sergeants, Sergeant Majors
Long serving Sergeants and Sergeant Majors of the Department of Excise were felicitated at a special ceremony held at the departmental headquarters in Rajagiriya today, which was graced by the State Minister of Finance R…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-7-81775 -
Maldivian pilgrims begin returning from Saudi after Hajj
Maldivian pilgrims have begun returning from Saudi Arabia after the completion of Hajj pilgrimage.
Source:SunOnline International2023-7-81274 -
Nepali carpet exports make strongest rebound ever
Nepal’s carpet exports in the first 11 months of the fiscal year amounted to an all-time high of Rs10.32 billion, which insiders say, is a sign that the iconic carpet industry is making a strong rebound.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-7-82160 -
In major move, govt approves policy to attract foreign investment
As cash-strapped Pakistan seeks new financing avenues, the federal government approved a major economic policy to attract foreign inflows, sources told Geo News Saturday.
Source:The News International2023-7-8904 -
Committee experts indecisive on barrage option for PHPA I
The Inter-Government Group (IGG) committee has still not decided on whether to construct a barrage and dam for the 1,200MW Punatsangchhu Hydroelectric Project (PI) in the last six months since it was formed in January.
Source:Kuensel2023-7-71396 -
Married, inactive leaders inducted into Chhatra League in Bogra
Disgruntled leaders of the Chhatra League in Bogra's Sariakandi have demanded Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's intervention for immediate cancellation or revision of the newly-formed upazila committee to remove some contro…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-7-71061 -
Fakhrul: No dialogue until govt accepts demand of caretaker govt
BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir on Thursday said their party will not engage in any dialogue with Awami League until the party quits power and announces to hold the next polls under a caretaker governme…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-7-7606 -
Decision on disclosing expenses of President’s NY trip appealed to Supreme Court
High Court’s decision upholding the Information Commissioner’s Office’s (iCom) order to disclose the expenses of President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih’s visit to New York, United States in 2021, has been appealed to the Su…
Source:SunOnline International2023-7-7836 -
Chemotherapy service launched at Kulhudhuffushi Regional Hospital
Chemotherapy service has been launched at Kulhudhuffushi Regional Hospital (KRH).
Source:SunOnline International2023-7-7819 -
Maldivian pilgrims begin returning from Saudi after Hajj
Maldivian pilgrims have begun returning from Saudi Arabia after the completion of Hajj pilgrimage.
Source:SunOnline International2023-7-71830 -
Justice Mussarat Hilali takes oath as second woman SC judge
Justice Mussarat Hilali Friday took oath as a Supreme Court judge, becoming the second woman in Pakistan's 75-year history to be elevated to the top court.
Source:The News International2023-7-71049 -
'Sanctity of Quran Day': Pakistan protests desecration of holy book in Sweden
Pakistan observed 'Yaum-e-Taqaddus-e-Quran' (Sanctity of Quran Day) to lodge a strong protest against the desecration of the Holy Quran in Sweden — which has repeatedly allowed such vile acts to take place on its soil.
Source:The News International2023-7-7840 -
22,475 students successfully secured A+ around the nation
National Examination Board has published the results of SEE students 2079 B.S today through a press conference. 4,85,396 students appeared the SEE exam in the year 2079 BS.
Source:SATV2023-7-610002 -
We want resignation, not clarification of PM Dahal: Oli
Chairman of the main opposition party CPN-UML and former Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has said that they want resignation but not the clarification of Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal.
Source:myRepublica2023-7-61047 -
Dengue cases on the rise in Rajshahi
Rajshahi Medical College Hospital (RMCH) is experiencing a surge in dengue cases, a consequence of the persistent rains of the monsoon season leading to water-logged conditions and an upsurge in the Aedes mosquito popula…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-7-6507 -
US condemns murder of labour leader Shahidul Islam
The United States has condemned the murder of union organizer Shahidul Islam, and called on Bangladesh authorities to investigate the crime thoroughly and hold the perpetrators accountable.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-7-61047 -
PM Hasina's Italy visit: 5 major deals expected
Five agreements are likely to be signed during Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's upcoming visit to Italy. In between, the two sides are discussing the signing of agreements on immigration, energy, cultural cooperation, defe…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-7-61645 -
Ex-VP receiving treatment from IGMH ER
Former Vice President Ahmed Adeeb who currently in house arrest is receiving treatment at Indira Gandhi Memorial Hospital’s (IGMH) ER.
Source:SunOnline International2023-7-6781 -
Police: Probing domestic violence case against female officer
Maldives Police Services on Wednesday revealed that they were probing into a case of domestic violence against a female officer.
Source:SunOnline International2023-7-61138 -
SBP to give PAC list of 620 people who got $3bn loans under PTI govt
The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) Wednesday directed a forensic audit of $3 billion soft loans extended to various companies and individuals during the PTI government.
Source:The News International2023-7-62122 -
Let's end the congestion outside the Transport Management Office and stop the middlemen - Minister Jwala
The congestion and middleman activity of the transport management offices is going to end now.
Source:SATV2023-7-51689 -
UML agrees to end obstruction in Lumbini Province Assembly
The CPN-UML, the main opposition in Lumbini Province Assembly, has finally decided to support the budget presented for the fiscal year 2023/24.
Source:myRepublica2023-7-51559 -
UN Secretary General praises Fenaka's efforts in endeavor to make Maldives carbon-neutral
United Nations (UN) Secretary-General António Guterres has praised Fenaka Corporation for its efforts in the endeavor to make the Maldives a carbon-neutral nation.
Source:SunOnline International2023-7-52096 -
Govt. to complete nationwide ePIS rollout by next year
The Health Ministry will roll out the second phase of the electronic Patient Information System (ePIS) in Mongar and Gelephu referral hospitals, subsequently completing the nationwide rollout by June next year.
Source:Kuensel2023-7-51261 -
Public servants set to receive substantial salary hike as Pay Bill passes
The National Assembly of Bhutan passed the Pay Revision Bill 2023 yesterday, paving the way for public servants to enjoy a salary increase ranging from 55 to 74 percent starting this month.
Source:Kuensel2023-7-51586 -
Police probe financial case linked to RDC
Maldives Police Service has launched an investigation into a financial case linked to Road Development Corporation (RDC).
Source:SunOnline International2023-7-5757 -
5,920 Hajj pilgrims return to Bangladesh
As of Tuesday morning, 16 flights have arrived from Saudi Arabia, bringing the pilgrims back
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-7-41725 -
PM Hasina unveils foundation stones of 6 projects under cultural affairs ministry
The premier also opens the newly constructed Copyright Bhaban in Dhaka for the Copyright Office of Bangladesh
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-7-41898 -
Dengue alert: Alarming Aedes larvae density detected in Dhaka
A recent survey conducted in Dhaka city has revealed that the average density of Aedes larvae in two city corporation areas within the metropolis is a staggering 24.89%, surpassing the safety threshold.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-7-41919 -
59 Bangladeshi pilgrims died while performing hajj this year
A total of 59 Bangladeshi hajj pilgrims died so far in Saudi Arabia this year due to extreme heat.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-7-41339 -
Nasheed to sign for The Democrats on Wednesday
Former President and Speaker of the Parliament Mohamed Nasheed will be reportedly signing to The Democrats on Wednesday night, during the party’s inaugural gathering.
Source:SunOnline International2023-7-41351 -
PPM commence door-to-door campaigns in Male’ City
Main opposition party, Progressive Party of Maldives (PPM) on Monday kicked off door-to-door campaigns in Male’ City.
Source:SunOnline International2023-7-41509 -
SC rules KDAO order banning protest at Maitighar Mandala illegal
The Supreme Court has ruled that Kathmandu District Administration's decision to prohibit people from protesting at Maitighar Mandala 'until further notice' is illegal.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-7-32032 -
UN willing to explore deployment options for Bhutan, says USG
On his visit to Bhutan, the Under Secretary General (USG) for Peace Operations of the United Nations, Jean-Pierre Lacroix USG, expressed the organisation’s willingness to explore other deployment options in collaboratio…
Source:Kuensel2023-7-31229 -
Gelephu: Rabies outbreak a serious concern
A 29-year-old RBA soldier has been admitted in the intensive care of the Central Regional Referral Hospital (CRRH), Gelephu after a rabid dog bit him on May 31 at the Tareythang army outpost.
Source:Kuensel2023-7-3889 -
Gurupurnima, a day to honour all the teachers of all time
The word "guru" is derived from sanskrit in which "gu" refers to darkness and "ru" refers to ''light or dispeller''. Therefore, guru is one who dispel and remove the darkness our mind was living in.
Source:SATV2023-7-33363 -
5 city mayors, councillors take oath Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina will read the oath of elected mayors of five cities in two rounds
The swearing-in ceremony of the newly elected mayor, general and reserved councillors will be held at the Shapla Hall of the Prime Minister's Office on Monday.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-7-3871 -
President Solih: Will begin handing over Binveriya land in August
President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih on Sunday announced that 6,200 plots of land would be awarded under 'Binveriya' housing scheme, and allotments for the beneficiaries of the would commence in August.
Source:SunOnline International2023-7-31192 -
Reclamation work officially commences on ph2 of Gulhifalhu
President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih on Sunday officially inaugurated the reclamation work on the second phase of Gulhifalhu.
Source:SunOnline International2023-7-31985 -
PM: My aim is to change people’s fate
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has said her target is to change the fate of the people of Bangladesh.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-7-2912 -
‘Not against UCC, but don’t support how BJP is trying to implement it’: BSP chief Mayawati
Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) national president Mayawati on Sunday stated that the party was “not against” Uniform Civil Code (UCC), but it “does not support the way BJP is trying to implement it.”
Source:The Indian Express2023-7-21438 -
UN chief says Haiti urgently needs international security force and humanitarian aid
U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres visited Haiti on Saturday and again called on foreign governments with strong security forces to help the struggling country fight a surge in gang violence.
Source:Adaderana2023-7-2692 -
Industries suffer frequent power disruptions in Pasakha
Industries in Pasakha, Chukha, have been experiencing frequent power outages, disrupting their operations for more than three months.
Source:Kuensel2023-7-23334 -
Parliament prepares for extraordinary sitting sought by MDP
The Parliament says they are preparing to hold the extraordinary sitting requested by the main ruling Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP).
Source:SunOnline International2023-7-21150 -
Back from the brink as Pakistan clinches last-gasp $3bn IMF bailout
The IMF asked Islamabad to hike the power tariff by Rs8.25 per unit in base line tariff. The National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) had so far heard petitions of certain DISCOs, and three DISCOs’ petitions…
Source:The News International2023-7-2638 -
Government mulls extending passport procurement deal
In order to address a looming shortage of passport copies, the government is in the final stage of procuring the books from the current supplier, the IDEMIA.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-7-21681 -
Two-way traffic stalled on Narayangadh-Muglin road
The Narayangadh-Muglin road has been blocked since last night.
Source:gorkhapatra2023-7-22688 -
For some groups experience can be lowered: SC
The Supreme Court has quashed a writ petition filed by four employees of Kathmandu Upatyaka Khanepani Limited seeking nullification of rule 23 of KUKL's Employees Administration Bylaw (Ninth Amendment) that allowed emplo…
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-7-11057 -
KMC takes down concrete structures at Khulla Manch
The Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) has dismantled the concrete structures that were erected at Khulla Manch.
Source:myRepublica2023-7-11754 -
National Coordination Council meeting begins
The first ever meeting of the National Coordination Council (NCC) has started under the chairmanship of Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal in the capital on Saturday.
Source:myRepublica2023-7-11511 -
Extreme heat puts migrant workers at risk of fatal diseases, report says
Nepalis are returning from Middle East with renal failure, cardiac issues and other ailments in alarming numbers
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-7-1540 -
UN deputy chief to speak at SDG seminar in Dhaka
Deputy Secretary General of the United Nations and Chair of the United Nations Sustainable Development Group Amina J Mohammed will attend a seminar on “Road to Sustainable Development Goals Summit 2023" in Dhaka on Satu…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-7-1672 -
Arafat meets Joy ahead of Dhaka-17 by-polls The two discussed the by-election slated for July 17 as well as the upcoming parliamentary polls
The ruling Awami League's candidate for this month's Dhaka-17 by-polls, Mohammad A Arafat, on Friday paid a courtesy call on PM's ICT Adviser Sajeed Wazed Joy.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-7-11714 -
Dead person found in Male' home
A dead person was discovered inside a home in Male’ City on Friday.
Source:SunOnline International2023-7-1956 -
Maldivian pilgrim missing in Saudi Arabia discovered dead after four days
A Maldivian pilgrim who went missing in Saudi Arabia while in the nation for Hajj pilgrimage has been discovered dead four days after he was reported missing.
Source:SunOnline International2023-7-1961 -
10 percent remittance incentive’s future hinges on six-month evaluation: PM
Ugyen Wangdi, MP for Drametse Ngatshang, proposed yesterday that Bhutan should extend the 10 percent incentive on remittance until the country accumulates sufficient foreign currency reserves (FCR).
Source:Kuensel2023-7-1868 -
Her Majesty graces opening of National Recovery Symposium
Her Majesty The Gyaltsuen graced the opening ceremony of the National Recovery Symposium, a three-day event organized by The PEMA Secretariat to help address the issues of substance use and substance use disorder on June…
Source:Kuensel2023-7-11101 -
20th National Paddy Day slogans, ''Climate Adapted Farmer Friendly Technology, Increase in Productivity''
Paddy Day (Dhaan diwas) is being celebrated today on the 20th National Paddy Day with various programs across the country following this year's slogan "Climate Adapted Farmer Friendly Technology, Increase in Paddy Produc…
Source:SATV2023-6-306873 -
Balen cannot halt screening of Indian films: HC
Patan High Court stated in its order today that halting the screening of Indian films doesn't fall under local government jurisdiction.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-6-281233 -
Police reopen Lalita Niwas land grab scam
The Central Investigation Bureau of Nepal Police today arrested seven persons in connection with the Lalita Niwas land grab scam in which hundreds of land mafia, political leaders and government employees illegally trans…
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-6-281145 -
Several Bangladesh districts celebrate Eid-ul-Azha Wednesday
The holy Eid-ul-Azha, one of the two major Muslim festivals, is being celebrated in some upazilas of Chandpur, Kurigram, Dinajpur, Tangail, Moulvibazar, and Pabna districts amid religious fervour in line with Saudi Arabi…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-6-281131 -
Questions on questions on loan moratorium
The government had not received a satisfactory answer from the Royal Monetary Authority (RMA) even after discussions, formally and informally, with relevant officials of the central bank on the proposals to lift the mora…
Source:Kuensel2023-6-281201 -
Farmers lock horns as shortage of water affects cultivation
While police have asked elected local government members to mediate the issue, the complaint on June 25 to police, highlights the problems of water shortage during the crucial paddy transplantation season.
Source:Kuensel2023-6-281152 -
VP alleged of assaulting teacher
An assault case involving the vice principal and a teacher has reached the drungkhag court following a heated clash over a carton of biscuits at the Nganglam Middle Secondary School in Pemagatshel. The incident, which oc…
Source:Kuensel2023-6-281216 -
Annual leave for civil servants increases to 21 days
In a move aimed at promoting work-life balance and rejuvenation among civil servants, the Royal Civil Service Commission (RCSC) has introduced a provision for annual leave (AL).
Source:Kuensel2023-6-28982 -
PPM alleges ‘unfair’ land allocation an attempt to influence election
The opposing coalition, composed of PPM and PNC, has accused the government of allocating land under the ‘Binveriya’ housing scheme in an unfair manner, in a political ploy to influence the upcoming presidential electi…
Source:SunOnline International2023-6-28763 -
MNDF: No tigers, only cats found in Maafaru Airport
Maldives National Defence Force (MNDF) concluded that no large felines were found from their search of Maafaru International Airport.
Source:SunOnline International2023-6-28929 -
Hajj sermon emphasises Ummah’s unity to avert discords, divisions
Sheikh Yusuf bin Muhammad bin Saeed delivered the Hajj sermon at Arafat on Tuesday, urging Muslims to reject divisions and forge unity for a prosperous and harmonious society.
Source:The News International2023-6-281845 -
Weather update: Heat and humidity to grip Pakistan cities in next 24 hours
The Pakistan Meteorological Department's (PMD) forecast Wednesday mentions weather will likely remain hot and humid during the next 24 hours.
Source:The News International2023-6-281559 -
Bhatbhateni Supermarket chairman Min Bahadur Gurung arrested
The Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) has arrested Min Bahadur Gurung, chairman and managing director of Bhatbhateni Supermarket, in connection with the Lalita Niwas land grab scam.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-6-271458 -
500 megawatts of electricity from 30 projects wasted due to NEA, says IPPAN
The Independent Power Producers' Association, Nepal (IP- PAN) has blamed the Nepal Electricity Authority for the wastage of 500 megawatts of electricity generated from 30 hydropower projects.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-6-27759 -
Over 3C toll collected from Bangabandhu Bridge in 24 hours
The Dhaka-Tangail-Bangabandhu Bridge highway experienced a surge in traffic ahead of Eid-ul-Azha, leading to a toll collection of Tk3,25,51,450 in 24 hours.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-6-27911 -
Price of dollar not same in all cases
Despite the official announcement by top bank executives, the price of the dollar will not be unified across all cases starting from next July. It is expected that the difference in dollar prices will continue until Sept…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-6-27894 -
Dr Muizzu: First time Male’ lit up colourfully for Eid
Mayor of Male’ City Dr Mohamed Muizzu said on Monday said that the upcoming Eid al Adha will mark the first time the city will be lit up in colourful lights for Eid celebrations.
Source:SunOnline International2023-6-271396 -
10 Parliamentarians to receive land plots from Male’
The list of land recipients from Male’ region included ten members of the current Parliament.
Source:The News International2023-6-271049 -
No trial of civilian has commenced in military courts, AGP informs SC
No trial of any civilian has commenced in military courts as of yet, Attorney General for Pakistan (AGP) Mansoor Usman Awan informed the Supreme Court Tuesday during the fourth hearing of the petitions filed against the …
Source:The News International2023-6-27709 -
CIAA weighs Pashupati’s jalhari, final accounting underway
The Commission for the Investigation of Abuse of Authority (CIAA) has initiated a probe into the Jalhari controversy surrounding the Pashupatinath Temple.
Source:myRepublica2023-6-26967 -
Improved irrigation canal transforms farming in Tshankhardung
The villagers of Tshankhardung in Trashiyangtse are making the most of their day, attending to their farmlands and taking a well-deserved mid-morning break. Among them, Jatshola and his friends are particularly content t…
Source:Kuensel2023-6-26895 -
Sarpang sees surge in areca nut growers
Areca nut business in Sarpang is expected to grow in a few years, as an increasing number of farmers have been cultivating areca nut in recent years.
Source:Kuensel2023-6-261138 -
Pakistan bags 10 golds in Special Olympics
In the recently-concluded 16th Special Olympics World Games held in Berlin, Pakistan secured a total of 10 gold medals.
Source:The News International2023-6-261013 -
Sichuan Dragon Boat “Huaxin Team” wins First China-Nepal Dragon Boat Competition 2023
Sichuan Dragon Boat, which bagged first place was awarded with cash prize of Rs.12 lakhs. Likewise, ''Nara Nepal'' which gave a tough competition secured a second place with cash prize of Rs.8 lakhs along with a medal an…
Source:SATV2023-6-263051 -
Kathmandu metropolis implements free parking policy for commercial buildings and hospitals
Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) has mandated that commercial buildings and hospitals are no longer permitted to charge parking fees. The metropolis has introduced a new provision in its budget, ensuring that service pr…
Source:myRepublica2023-6-261170 -
Cash circulation decreased by Rs 15 billion in 1 month
Cash circulation has decreased by 15 billion rupees in one month.
Source:myRepublica2023-6-261111 -
Unicef: Over 1,200 child protection community hubs operating in Bangladesh A round table discussion took place at Bangladesh Shishu Academy recently
Over 1,200 Child Protection Community Hubs (CPCHs) are operating all over Bangladesh, an Unicef Bangladesh official has said.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-6-261935 -
Egypt's Sisi gives highest honour to India's Modi during 'historic' visit
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el Sisi has bestowed Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi with Egypt’s highest honour as the two countries tightened their partnership.
Source:SunOnline International2023-6-26853 -
SC bench hearing military trial pleas dissolved once again on third hearing
The Supreme Court bench hearing the petitions filed against the trial of civilians in military courts dissolved for the second time on Monday, after the federal government raised objections against the inclusion of Justi…
Source:The News International2023-6-261414 -
Petition filed against Balendra Shah on contempt of court charges
A petition has been filed at the Supreme Court claiming that recent remarks by Kathmandu Mayor Balendra Shah amounted to contempt of court.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-6-25905 -
Govt to raise Rs 3.91 billion internal debt
The Government of Nepal has announced its plan to raise Rs 3.91 billion of internal debt. Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has confirmed that the internal debt will be mobilized through 91-day treasury bills (T-bills) on Monday.
Source:myRepublica2023-6-25961 -
Quader: Padma Bridge has overshadowed BNP’s movement of 14 years
Road Transport and Bridges Minister Obaidul Quader has said the Padma Bridge has overshadowed the BNP's movement of the last 14 years.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-6-251216 -
Eid-ul-Azha: Passengers satisfied as trains depart stations promptly
Passengers have expressed satisfaction as most trains in Chittagong are departing stations on time.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-6-251125 -
NA supports Pay Bill 2023
With the majority of National Assembly members supporting the Pay Revision Bill 2023 yesterday, the revision is expected to come as proposed by the government.
Source:Kuensel2023-6-25806 -
Installation of sertog at Chagri
Her Majesty Gyalyum Tshering Yangdoen Wangchuck and His Royal Highness Gyalsey Jigme Namgyel graced the ceremony to install Sertog on the Utse of Chagri Monastery yesterday morning.
Source:SunOnline International2023-6-25919 -
MRM: Government violated coaition agreement
Maldives Reform Movement (MRM) accused the government of violating the coalition agreement.
Source:SunOnline International2023-6-25683 -
Pres to Qasim: Will stick to the bounds of law, even if it draws ire
President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih states that he will continue to stick to the bounds of the law in ruling the country, no matter “irksome” it may be, in a jab at his ally-turned-foe, Qasim Ibrahim.
Source:SunOnline International2023-6-25736 -
Senate Chairman Sadiq Sanjrani takes charge as acting president
Senate Chairman Sadiq Sanjrani Sunday took charge as the acting president after President Arif Alvi left for Saudi Arabia to perform the religious obligation of Hajj.
Source:The News International2023-6-252533 -
Pakistan's energy shortfall 'surpasses 8,500 megawatts' Country's total energy requirement stands at 28,500 megawatts
With heatwave-like conditions across the country, the prolonged power outages have added to the citizens' misery as the overall energy shortfall has surpassed 8,500 megawatts, sources told Geo News Sunday.
Source:The News International2023-6-25739 -
The Second Day of Huawei Digital Conclave 2023 today held in Soaltee Hotel
ICT Foundation Nepal has successfully organized its second day Huawei Digital Nepal Conclave 2023 which is powered by Yarsatech and connected by Nepal Telecom(NTC) with a slogan of "Fostering Digitally Saksham Nepal".
Source:SATV2023-6-244315 -
ICT Foundation Nepal successfully organized it‘s first day Huawei Digital Nepal Conclave 2023 today
ICT Foundation Nepal has successfully organized it‘s first day Huawei Digital Nepal Conclave 2023 today which is powered by Yarsa tech and connected by Nepal Telecom(NTC) with a slogan of "Fostering Digitally Saksham Ne…
Source:SATV2023-6-233436 -
Though Nepal not a signatory, apex court draws from international laws
Supreme Court Justice Sapana Pradhan Malla has said application of judicial mind and justice approach rather than legal approach was crucial to protect the rights of refugees.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-6-221167 -
Kathmandu mayor and civil aviation body fight a turf war
A dispute between the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN) and the Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) over a piece of land has escalated to a new level.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-6-221259 -
Onrush of upstream water, rain trigger flood in Kurigram
All the rivers have started to swell, triggered by the onrush of water from the upstream and rain, inundating low-lying areas in different upazilas of Kurigram district.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-6-221266 -
Water level on rise in Jamura River, triggers fears of erosion
The water level of Jamuna River is rising due to incessant rain and water from upstream, sparking fears of river erosion among the people of low-lying areas.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-6-222837 -
Govt. funding needed to stabilise: SOEs
The State-owned enterprises (SOEs) say they need government funding for their long-term financial stability since 10 out of 13 SOEs incurred losses in the past two consecutive years.
Source:Kuensel2023-6-221280 -
OPEC to fund renewable energy in Bhutan
The Organization for Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) Fund is actively involved with the Government of Bhutan to finance Gamri-I (45MW) hydropower project in Trashigang and the Begana (25MW) hydropower project in Thi…
Source:Kuensel2023-6-221071 -
Attorney: State acted in bad faith; Yameen’s statement used against him
Former president Abdulla Yameen Abdul Gayoom’s attorneys told the High Court on Wednesday that the state acted in bad faith by using statements the opposition leader made during the investigation against him.
Source:SunOnline International2023-6-22828 -
Nasheed reassumes parliament’s chair after recusation
Parliament Speaker Mohamed Nasheed, on Thursday, resumed chairing parliamentary sittings after days of refusal in the face of a no-confidence motion against him.
Source:SunOnline International2023-6-22743 -
International flight for the first time at Pokhara International Airport
The first historic international flight landed at Pokhara Airport, Nepal's second international airport, on June 6.
Source:SATV2023-6-214871 -
Emerging problem: How to handle hazardous e-waste
Nepalis tossed out 28,000 tonnes of electronic waste consisting of unusable phones, computers and TV sets in 2019, according to Global E-waste Monitor 2020.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-6-211334 -
Mortal remains of Minister Singh kept at Dhangadhi Stadium for paying last tribute
The body of Sudurpaschim Province Home Affairs and Law Minister Prithvi Bahadur Singh has been kept at Dhangadhi Stadium for paying last tribute. Sudurpaschim Province Chief Devraj Joshi and Chief Minister Kamal Bahadur …
Source:myRepublica2023-6-211173 -
Rain hampers voting in RCC polls
Voting in the Rajshahi City Corporation polls was going on in a festive atmosphere on Wednesday morning until rainfall started, soaking voters at several polling centres.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-6-21897 -
Police: No fear of chaos in RCC polls
Rajshahi Metropolitan Police Commissioner Anisur Rahman has said there is no fear of any chaos or anarchy in the Rajshahi City Corporation election.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-6-211169 -
EFC urges government to take action on non-performing SoEs, tourism incentives, and credit access
In a significant development, the Economic and Finance Committee of the National Assembly has put forth recommendations for the government to address critical issues concerning non-performing State-Owned Enterprises (SOE…
Source:Kuensel2023-6-21985 -
ACC clears DCCL of corruption allegations
The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) has dropped all allegations of corrupt practices against the Dungsam Cement Corporation Limited (DCCL) management after conducting a review of the complaint letter they received recen…
Source:Kuensel2023-6-21707 -
Abbasi rubbishes reports of differences in PML-N after meeting Nawaz
Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) senior leader Shahid Khaqan Abbasi on Tuesday called on his party’s supremo Nawaz Sharif in London and refuted reports about differences within the ranks of the ruling party.
Source:The News International2023-6-21886 -
Former PTI minister Ghulam Sarwar arrested
Former aviation minister Ghulam Sarwar has been arrested from Islamabad, said police sources on Wednesday.
Source:The News International2023-6-21588 -
Chinese ophthalmologists hold camp in Fuvahmulah City
A camp has been held at Fuvahmulah City by Chinese ophthalmologists as part of ‘Chinese Ophthalmic Experts Bright Journey in Maldives’.
Source:SunOnline International2023-6-211074 -
France's aviation authority to help enhance Nepal's air safety
An agreement has been reached between the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN) and the Civil Aviation Authority of France with the aim of enhancing the air safety system of Nepal.
Source:myRepublica2023-6-201096 -
Renovation work of Kalurghat Bridge likely to be completed in 8 months
The renovation work of the aging Kalurghat Bridge in Chittagong is likely to be completed in eight months, an official has said.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-6-20701 -
Bagerhat ice cream factory fined 40k for using unauthorized BSTI logo
A factory has been fined Tk40,000 for allegedly making ice cream using BSTI's logo at Fakirhat in Bagerhat.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-6-20866 -
New irrigation scheme disappoints Kabjisa farmers
The paddy saplings are ripe, and paddy fields in Yousakha-Chorten Nyingpo chiwog in Kabjisa gewog, Punakha are ploughed and ready for cultivation. Usually the landscape would be covered in greenery by now.
Source:Kuensel2023-6-201032 -
DGPC to construct Kholongchhu hydropower project
The Druk Green Power Corporation (DGPC) will construct the 600MW Kholongchhu Hydro Energy Ltd which will be financed through a debt-equity ratio of 70:30.
Source:Kuensel2023-6-201095 -
Maldives condemns deadly attack on Jenin refugee camp
The Maldivian government has issued a statement, condemning the deadly raid on a refugee camp in Jenin, a city in Palestine’s West Bank.
Source:SunOnline International2023-6-20811 -
Throwing vegetables on the road becoming a habit
Photos and videos of the mounds of red vegetables on the road in front of the country's largest produce market duly appeared on social media. The city's bulldozers later scooped up the tomatoes and cleared the road.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-6-192102 -
Provincial govt announces Rs 100,000 each as immediate relief to families of those killed in flood, landslide
The Koshi provincial government has announced an immediate relief of Rs 100,000 each to the families of people killed in the flood and landslide in various districts of the province.
Source:myRepublica2023-6-191003 -
Awami League leader detained from election officer's house in Rajshahi
Police detained Metropolitan Awami League's Organizing Secretary Mir Ishtiaq Ahmed Limon from the election officer's house in Rajshahi.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-6-191096 -
Democrats’ officials refuse to leave EC until permit issued
The founder of The Democrats, West Henveiru MP Hassan Latheef states the party’s officials will not leave the Elections Commission (EC) headquarters until they receive permission to hold the party’s inaugural meeting.
Source:SunOnline International2023-6-191758 -
Maldives and World Bank sign MVR 1B financing agreements to expand business
The Maldives and the World Bank’s International Development Association (IDA) has signed financing agreements worth USD 67.8 million (MVR 1 billion) to fund the Maldives Competitiveness and Growth Project (MCGP) and the…
Source:SunOnline International2023-6-191051 -
Pakistan Eid ul Adha moon: When will Zil Hajj start?
The Central Ruet-e-Hilal Committee will meet today (Monday) to sight the Zil Hajj moon, the Ministry of Religious Affairs and Interfaith Harmony said.
Source:The News International2023-6-191012 -
PM apprised of damage caused by flood and landslides
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal has been apprised of the damage caused due to the floods in the Hewakhola river of Sankhuwasabha last night.
Source:myRepublica2023-6-181305 -
CJ Karki has priorities, does he have time?
Newly appointed Chief Justice Hari Krishna Karki has only until August 4 to serve the judiciary, but the legal fraternity expects him to initiate some major reforms which his successors will be bound to follow and even e…
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-6-181231 -
Rain, thundershowers expected in Dhaka, other divisions
Due to the active monsoon, all divisions in Bangladesh may witness light to moderate rain or thundershowers in the 24 hours from 9am on Sunday.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-6-181000 -
Kings to begin LPL title defense against Strikers on July 30
Jaffna Kings will open their third Lanka Premier League title defense against the Colombo Strikers at the R. Premadasa Stadium on July 30, in what will be a rematch of last year's final.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-6-18679 -
His Majesty The King graces the passing out parade of the pilot BMT
His Majesty The King graced the passing out parade of the pilot basic military training (BMT), 56th batch Desuung training at Pelrithang, Gelephu yesterday.
Source:Kuensel2023-6-181908 -
Reservations on the convention could deprive rights: Experts
In what is a welcome development for people with disabilities, the National Assembly ratified the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) on June 14.
Source:Kuensel2023-6-18870 -
Police rescue 3 hostages in Male' - arrests two suspects
Maldives Police Services revealed that three people held hostage in a house located in Male' City have been reasued.
Source:SunOnline International2023-6-18901 -
President Solih returns after unofficial visit to Singapore
President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih on Saturday returned back to Maldives, after concluding unofficial visit to Singapore.
Source:SunOnline International2023-6-18857 -
PTI leader refutes external pressure allegations in Karachi mayor election
Asad Aman, the leader of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf's (PTI) forward block refuted claims of external pressure on Saturday regarding the 32 PTI members who abstained from voting in the Karachi Municipal Corporation (KMC) ma…
Source:The News International2023-6-18687 -
Nepal- China Friendship Dragon Boat Race Festival's Second Press Conference successfully held in Pokhara
On the initiative of Nepal Tourism Board, Chinese Embassy in Nepal and Pokhara Municipality a second press conference has been organized at Nepal Tourism Board in Pokhara to inform about the dragon boat race that will be…
Source:SATV2023-6-162630 -
JICA to undertake survey to upgrade Male’ storm drainage and seawall
Planning Ministry has signed an agreement with Japan International Corporation Agency (JICA) to undertake a survey prerequisite to
Source:SunOnline International2023-6-16817 -
Youths in Kavre seek their fortune in animal husbandry
Young farmers say they need training programmes to begin commercial animal husbandry.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-6-161116 -
Disaster Management Fund has Rs 6 billion in deposit
The Disaster Management Fund of the government has Rs 6 billion in deposit.
Source:myRepublica2023-6-161393 -
Lumpy skin epidemic sweeps nation
Disease claims 9,410 cows, oxen and buffaloes in 73 districts, dairy association says.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-6-161012 -
PM Hasina: Next national election will be held on time
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has made it clear that the next national election will be held on time to uphold the continuation of the democratic trend in the country.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-6-161054 -
Sri Lanka‘s first electric taxi service ‘E-drive’ launched
Turning a new page in passenger transport, David Pieris Motor Company (Private) Limited, Sri Lanka’s largest automotive company, yesterday launched E-drive, a model electric three-wheeler (tuk-tuk) taxi service for publ…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-6-162126 -
Inward remittance becomes more attractive
Sending money home from abroad has become more attractive after the Royal Monetary Authority (RMA) revamped the incentive on inward remittance from 2 to 10 percent from yesterday until December this year.
Source:Kuensel2023-6-161347 -
News of the third Royal Child excites Bhutan and the Bhutanese
The entire nation is brimming with joy and enthusiasm following the news shared yesterday morning by Their Majesties regarding the expectation of their third Royal child.
Source:Kuensel2023-6-161071 -
FDC’s two projects in Phase II to be completed in 2025
Fahi Dhirirulhun Corporation (FDC), on Thursday, stated the two housing projects of the company contracted to two separate Indian companies, will be completed in 2025, and made tenantable.
Source:SunOnline International2023-6-164296 -
Tourism entrepreneurs of Pokhara trade barbs with NTB officials
Tourism entrepreneurs of Pokhara have lodged a formal complaint against the officials of Nepal Tourism Board (NTB)'s Pokhara office, accusing them of failing to fulfill their responsibilities in promoting tourism.
Source:myRepublica2023-6-151067 -
Fewer onions, more tears
Onion price has soared significantly over the past week in the domestic market after traders stopped imports in protest against government's decision to impose a 13 percent value added tax (VAT) on certain types of impor…
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-6-151071 -
US State Department ‘not familiar’ with congressmen’s letter on Bangladesh
US State Department's spokesperson Matthew Miller has said he is unfamiliar with the letter six congressmen sent to US President Joe Biden on Bangladesh.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-6-15843 -
Police officers rescue man drifting at sea after fainting
Police officers rescued a man who was drifting at sea off Rasfannu Beach in Male’ City after fainting on Wednesday evening.
Source:SunOnline International2023-6-15702 -
Dhiraagu signs as main sponsor for Maldives Food Carnival
Telecom operator has signed as the main sponsor for the Maldives Food Carnival.
Source:SunOnline International2023-6-15935 -
May 9 vandals to be tired in military courts as per int’l conventions: law minister
"Suspects involved in May 9 mayhem will be given a 'right to the fair trial' in military courts," says Azam Nazeer Tarar
Source:The News International2023-6-15946 -
9 killed in fresh violence in Manipur
Nine people were killed Tuesday night amidst incidents of firing and arson in the Aigijang village of Manipur’s Kangpokpi district. This is the largest casualty in a single incident in the continuing incidents of violen…
Source:The Indian Express2023-6-141311 -
High attrition rate raises concerns
During a question-and-answer session at the National Assembly yesterday, Prime Minister Dr Lotay Tshering faced a barrage of inquiries regarding the pressing challenges facing the country.
Source:Kuensel2023-6-141254 -
Axiata, Ncell claim Oli had assured no capital gains tax on Ncell buyout deal
CPN-UML chair and former prime minister KP Sharma Oli allegedly assured Ncell and its parent company Axiata that no capital gains tax would be applicable when Axiata was preparing to buy Ncell in 2015.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-6-14827 -
Minister Bhandari participates in Labour Ministerial Meeting of Asia Pacific Group
Minister for Labour, Employment and Social Security, Sharat Singh Bhandari participated at the Labour Ministerial Meeting of Asia Pacific Group on the sidelines of the ongoing International Labour Conference (ILC) on Tue…
Source:myRepublica2023-6-141269 -
Dhaka's air unhealthy for sensitive groups Chile’s Santiago, Indonesia’s Jakarta, and India’s Delhi occupied the first three spots in the list
Dhaka's air quality was marked unhealthy for sensitive groups on Wednesday morning.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-6-141528 -
Al-Qaeda releases new video of Bangladeshi UN worker abducted in Yemen
Al-Qaeda's Yemen branch has released a new video of a Bangladeshi United Nations worker abducted 16 months ago in the war-torn country, the SITE Intelligence Group said.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-6-141133 -
Govt. to introduce additional allowances for persons with disabilities
President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih, on Tuesday, has decided to introduce additional allowances for persons with disabilities in addition to hiking the disability allowance as previously planned.
Source:SunOnline International2023-6-141211 -
Dharan Mayor Sampang cries in joy after bringing water from Kokaha River
At a time when the residents of Dharan are facing an extreme shortage of drinking water, Mayor Harka Sampang has managed to bring water from the Kokaha River from a distance of about 42 kms through a voluntary labor cont…
Source:myRepublica2023-6-132456 -
President Paudel admitted to Gangalal Hospital
President Ramchandra Paudel was admitted to the Shahid Gangalal National Heart Centre early on Tuesday after he complained of chest pain.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-6-131221 -
Bangladesh reports one more dengue death, 211 new cases
One more person died from dengue in the 24 hours till Tuesday morning.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-6-131547 -
GM Quader: US visa policy to help ensure fair elections in Bangladesh
Jatiya Party Chairman GM Quader on Tuesday said that the visa policy imposed by the United States will be helpful for fair elections in Bangladesh.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-6-13940 -
SL Rupee depreciates further against USD
The Sri Lankan Rupee (LKR) has depreciated further against the US Dollar (USD) today, according to the Central Bank of Sri Lanka.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-6-131153 -
16 listed companies hold unclaimed dividends worth Nu 79.15 million
The Royal Securities Exchange of Bhutan (RSEB) has recently discovered Nu 79.15 million in unclaimed dividends from 16 out of the 19 listed companies. These unclaimed dividends have accumulated over time.
Source:Kuensel2023-6-131451 -
Govt. moves to ratify disability rights convention
The National Assembly will deliberate on the ratification of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) tomorrow. Member In-Charge of the Convention, Foreign Minister Dr Tandi Dorji introduced the c…
Source:Kuensel2023-6-131211 -
MP Rozaina: Nasheed and Eva “hijacked” Parliament
The Parliament representative for Addu Meedhoo constituency MP Rozaina Adam on Tuesday stated that the Speaker of the Parliament Mohamed Nasheed and the Deputy Speaker of the Parliament Eva Abdulla has “hijacked” the P…
Source:SunOnline International2023-6-131216 -
Parliament sitting cut short with no MP to assume presidency
The parliamentary sitting was cut short on Tuesday, with no MP assigned to take over presidency.
Source:SunOnline International2023-6-13703 -
MVR 1.6B paid in compensation for companies by current administration
Finance Ministry’s statistics show that the current administration has paid over MVR 1.6 billion in compensation for losses incurred by various companies.
Source:SunOnline International2023-6-121231 -
Monsoon rain drenches Dhaka, other parts of Bangladesh Monsoon is fairly active over Bangladesh and weak to moderate over North Bay, says BMD
With heatwave turning everyone's life into a misery last week, Dhaka dwellers welcomed the monsoon on Monday morning with light showers and thunderbolts.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-6-12667 -
Presidential elections 2023: Voters’ registry publicized, open for complaints
Elections Commission (EC), following the publicization of the registry of eligible voters for the upcoming presidential elections, has begun accepting complaints regarding the registry.
Source:SunOnline International2023-6-12918 -
Govt. proposes 55-74 percent pay hike for civil servants
If the parliament passes the Pay Revision Bill of Bhutan 2023, the civil servants will draw a salary hike of 55 to 74 percent on their minimum pay scale from July 1 this year.
Source:Kuensel2023-6-12949 -
Evacuation along Sindh's coastline to begin today amid Biparjoy threat
The government will launch an evacuation drive along Sindh's coastline to avoid any untoward situation in the wake of the growing threat of tropical cyclone Biparjoy present in the Arabian Sea today (Monday).
Source:The News International2023-6-12971 -
NC lawmaker KC accuses Oli govt of transferring Rs 47 billion belonging to Nepalis to Swiss Bank
Nepali Congress (NC) lawmaker Arjun Narsingha KC has claimed that the then government led by KP Oli was to blame for the transfer of Rs 47 billion from Nepal to the Swiss Bank.
Source:myRepublica2023-6-101175 -
International body rules in favour of Nepal government in Ncell case
Nepal government has won the case against Axiata Group, the parent company of Ncell mobile telecommunications company, regarding the dispute over the determination of capital gains tax (CGT) levied on the company during …
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-6-101512 -
PM Prachanda inaugurates Lakuri Bhanjyang Drinking Water Project
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' has inaugurated the Lakuri Bhanjyang Underground Major Drinking Water Project in Nuwakot.
Source:The Rising Nepal2023-6-10974 -
MNU’s FHTS once again nominated for World Culinary Awards
Maldives National University’s (MNU) Faculty of Hospitality and Tourism Studies (FHTS) have been nominated for an award in one of the most prestigious international culinary awards – World Culinary Awards – for the se…
Source:SunOnline International2023-6-101038 -
JP presents presidential ticket to Qasim
Jumhoory Party (JP), on Friday night, presented its presidential ticket to the party’s leader and presidential candidate Qasim Ibrahim in a grand ceremony which was followed by the launching of his campaign for the upco…
Source:SunOnline International2023-6-10820 -
Coal shortage compels to shut down Banshkhali power plant Power general began on May 24 on a trial basis
he SS Power Plant built under private enterprise in Banshkhali of Chittagong has been closed for the last two days since Thursday.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-6-101103 -
Home minister: Conspirators trying to thwart elections He also urged all to remain vigilant against the conspirators
Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal on Saturday said that local conspirators are united and are trying to stop the upcoming national parliamentary elections.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-6-10728 -
Biparjoy cyclone location: Pakistan's coastal areas likely under threat
The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) warned Saturday that the Very Severe Cyclonic Storm (VSCS) “BIPARJOY” over the east-central Arabian Sea is maintaining its intensity and has been further tracked north-nort…
Source:The News International2023-6-10821 -
Shah Mehmood Qureshi terms launch of Tareen's IPP 'dead on arrival'
A few days after senior politician Jahangir Tareen officially launched his Istihkam-e-Pakistan Party (IPP), Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Vice Chairman Shah Mehmood Qureshi Saturday termed its launch "dead on arrival".
Source:The News International2023-6-101106 -
A new biological corridor to connect parks
Agriculture Minister Yeshey Penjor introduced the declaration of a biological corridor (BC) connecting Sakteng Wildlife Sanctuary and Bumdeling Wildlife Sanctuary at the National Assembly yesterday.
Source:Kuensel2023-6-101171 -
Egg demand soars in meat-less month
Demand for eggs has spiked in the capital as meat shops remain closed for the holy month until June 18.
Source:Kuensel2023-6-101243 -
Nepal elected as a member of the UN Economic and Social Council (UN ECOSOC)
Nepal has been elected as a member of the United Nations Economic and Social Council (UN ECOSOC) for the term 2024-26 in the elections held at UN Headquarters in New York on June 8, Thursday.
Source:SATV2023-6-9995 -
Daily and Direct Flights from Guangzhou, China to Kathmandu Started from Today
The international daily flights from Guangzhou to Kathmandu has started from today onwards which had been decreased to two days a week since the global pandemic of Corona Virus in March 2020.
Source:SATV2023-6-91570 -
Yunus Centre issues rejoinder to news articles about Dr Yunus’ tax payments
The think tank Yunus Centre has released a rejoinder to news articles about Nobel laureate Dr Muhammad Yunus' tax payments.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-6-91121 -
Who will Awami League back in Chittagong-10 by-polls? Several party leaders have expressed their desire to contest the election
Who will get the ruling Awami League's nomination for the by-election to Chittagong-10 (Double Mooring, Pahartali and Halishahar) – this has been the talk of the town since the Election Commission announced on Thursday
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-6-9861 -
More than 10,000 graduates to attend convocation this year
The convocation for graduates of colleges under Royal University of Bhutan (RUB) from 2019 to date is likely to be held by October this year, according to Vice Chancellor Nidup Dorji.
Source:Kuensel2023-6-91482 -
Anticipation rises as Parliament discusses Sixth Pay Commission Report
The much-awaited Pay Revision Bill of Bhutan 2023 will take center stage during the ninth session of the Third Parliament, fueling excitement and high expectations among the public and civil servants alike.
Source:Kuensel2023-6-91027 -
His Majesty the King graces opening ceremony of 9th Session of Parliament
His Majesty the King graced the opening ceremony of the 9th Session of the Third Parliament yesterday.
Source:Kuensel2023-6-9956 -
President: Decentralized approach key to solving social issues
Resolving the social issues facing Maldives requires for civil society to take a decentralized approach and address issues facing individual islands, states President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih.
Source:SunOnline International2023-6-9956 -
Expats involved in May 9 attacks to be probed
All those Pakistani expatriates who were involved in the May 9 incidents — the day on which violent protests erupted after former prime minister Imran Khan's arrest — will be probed by the government, according to sour…
Source:The News International2023-6-91009 -
PM Dahal Inaugurates Lumbini Cable Car
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal inaugurated the newly-installed Lumbini cable car service today.
Source:SATV2023-6-81790 -
Amid Akhanda Bharat map row, KMC Mayor Balen Shah displays a map of 'Greater Nepal' at his office
This comes in the wake of India placing a map of 'Akhand Bharat' which includes Nepali land in the new parliament building. Mayor Balen has placed a map of 'Greater Nepal' in his office as a symbolic protest against the …
Source:myRepublica2023-6-81644 -
The Democrats officially commence work following inauguration of party centre
The Democrats has officially commenced their political works at the main party centre of Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) located at Artificial Beach area in Male’.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-6-81731 -
Demo project shows Bhutan’s potential in solar energy
The 11.7-kilowatt solar panels installed in the campus of Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources (MoENR) generated 19,753 units of energy in kWh as of May 26.
Source:Kuensel2023-6-81449 -
Light session for newly constituted NC?
It could be a light session for the newly-constituted National Council going by the agenda on the table. The elected members to the 4th National Council received their dhar from His Majesty the King on Wednesday, June 6.
Source:Kuensel2023-6-8960 -
Man kills live-in-partner, chops body into over 20 pieces in Mumbai’s Mira Road; held
A 56-year-old man allegedly killed his 32-year-old live-in partner and later chopped her body into more than 20 pieces using two cutters in order to destroy evidence in Mumbai’s Mira Road area.
Source:The Indian Express2023-6-81179 -
Human chain, rallies in Rohingya camps to protest against conspiracy to stop repatriation
Grateful for the humanitarian asylum granted by the government of Bangladesh, they now strive for a prompt repatriation process to reunite with their families and reclaim their lives
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-6-81062 -
Nazim’s manifesto: Free pads, Hiyaa flat rent at MVR 4,000
Maldives National Party (MNP)’s presidential candidate and leader Colonel (Retired) Mohamed Nazim launched his ‘Ujaala Zamaan’ manifesto on Wednesday, which promised free pads for women and slashing the rent of the Hi…
Source:SunOnline International2023-6-81086 -
Pakistan ambassador to US hopes for sister state-province agreement with Texas
Pakistan's Ambassador to the US Masood Khan on Thursday expressed a desire to establish a sister state-province agreement between Texas and one of Pakistan's provinces.
Source:The News International2023-6-81259 -
Road Inspection by Transportation Ministry and Chinese Ambassador Song
The Minister of Physical Infrastructure and Transport Honourable Prakash Jwala has monitored the condition of the road from Kalanki to Maharajgunj of the ring road section which is going to be expanded in the second phas…
Source:SATV2023-6-72243 -
Arguments of defendants start today
The arguments of the defendant side in the case of fake Bhutanese refugees is starting from today. After the arguments of the Public Prosecutors ended on Tuesday, the arguments of the lawyers of the defendant side will s…
Source:myRepublica2023-6-71274 -
Experts call for a special mechanism for judicial reform
Chief justice himself should take initiative as the charter doesn’t allow the government to do so, they say.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-6-7992 -
Coming together against plastic waste
If urgent action is not taken against plastic waste, this is what the class V student of Changangkha Middle Secondary School, Ugyen Sonam Pelbar, imagines the world he will be living in.
Source:Kuensel2023-6-71316 -
CFM rooftop solar plant launched
Commemorating the birth anniversary of Her Majesty the Gyaltsuen, a solar rooftop plant was launched on June 4 at the Centenary Farmer’s Market in Thimphu.
Source:Kuensel2023-6-7939 -
Inflation rises to 3.29 percent in April
Bhutan experienced a rise in the cost of goods and services, with the inflation rate reaching 3.29 percent in April compared to the same month last year.
Source:Kuensel2023-6-71207 -
Brac Business School organized closing ceremony of Udyami Ami training program
Research and Professional Development Centre of Brac Business School has organized the closing ceremony for Cohort-3 of Udyami Ami training program where Brac Business School announced partnership with Brac Bank Limited.…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-6-71351 -
14-km tailback on Dhaka-Tangail highway
A bus driver said it took him one and a half hours to cross a stretch of road that usually takes him just 10 minutes
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-6-71796 -
PM Hasina remembers Bangabandhu as Bangladesh observes Six-Point Day
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Wednesday paid tribute to Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman on the occasion of the historic Six-Point Day.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-6-7984 -
Maldives and Kiribati discuss sustainable sourcing in trade of fish products
Maldives and Kiribati have jointly organized a roundtable discussion regarding sustainable sourcing in trade of fish products.
Source:SunOnline International2023-6-71288 -
MDP secures enough signatures to oust Speaker Nasheed
Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) has gathered enough signatures to submit, and even pass a no-confidence motion to oust the party’s leader Mohamed Nasheed as the speaker of Parliament.
Source:SunOnline International2023-6-71747 -
Markets to be closed across country by 8pm
The National Economic Council (NEC), under the chairmanship of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif Tuesday, directed the provinces to close down shops and all other commercial activities by 8pm
Source:The News International2023-6-7852 -
Overview of ring road project progress, status and issues
Physical Infrastructure and Transport Minister Prakash Jwala and His Excellency Chan Song, Chinese Ambassador to Nepal of the People's Republic of China, inspected the Kalanki-Dhobikhola (11.6 km) road corridor.
Source:SATV2023-6-62166 -
'Budget lacks immediate measures to tackle economic slowdown'
The Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industries (FNCCI) has expressed concerns regarding the budget for the fiscal year 2023-24, stating that it lacks immediate measures to effectively address the ongoing …
Source:myRepublica2023-6-6924 -
Madhesh Province unveiling policies and programs today
The Madhesh Province government is unveiling its policies and program for the coming fiscal year 2023/24.
Source:myRepublica2023-6-61147 -
4 Rohingyas abducted from Teknaf freed on ransom
Four Rohingya refugees who were abducted from Teknaf in Cox's Bazar have been released in exchange for a ransom of Tk5 lakh.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-6-61123 -
Dhaka's air 4th most polluted in the world Tuesday morning
With an air quality index (AQI) score of 139 at 9:10am on Tuesday morning, Dhaka ranked fourth on the list of cities worldwide with the worst air quality.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-6-61251 -
Former VP Mike Pence formally enters 2024 US presidential race
Former US Vice President Mike Pence has declared himself a candidate in the 2024 Republican race for the White House, setting up a fight against former President Donald Trump.
Source:SunOnline International2023-6-61289 -
President: Goal is to eliminate single-use plastics in Maldives
President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih states he aims to eliminate the use of single-use plastics in Maldives.
Source:SunOnline International2023-6-61297 -
Nepal allocated Rs. 1,751.31 Billion Budget for 2023-24
The honourable Finance Minister Mr. Prakash Sharan Mahat presented full budget for the fiscal year 2080-81( 2023-24) on Monday afternoon held in the Singh Durbar.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-6-51290 -
Payra power plant shuts down completely due to coal shortage
Payra Thermal Power Plant was shut down completely on Monday due to a coal shortage.
2023-6-5789 -
Bangladesh's second underground metro rail construction to start in July
The work for Bangladesh's second underground metro rail is set to begin in July this year.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-6-51001 -
Maldivian president thanks India for support in Addu’s development
Maldivian President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih has thanked India for its continued support towards the development projects in Addu.
Source:SunOnline International2023-6-51095 -
Murrah buffalo bulls to be used for crossbreeding on 100,000 buffaloes
The 15 Murrah buffalo bulls to be given from the Government of India to the Government of Nepal would be used for crossbreeding through artificial insemination in as high as 100,000 buffaloes and to increase milk product…
Source:myRepublica2023-6-53080 -
Absolutely yes: PTI wants US military aid to Pakistan linked with human rights situation
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) workers in the United States have urged Congressman Greg Casar to sponsor a bill linking Washington's military aid to Pakistan to the human rights situation.
Source:The News International2023-6-51650 -
Probe into Indian rail disaster opens as trains start running
India's official investigation into its deadliest rail crash in over two decades began on Monday after preliminary findings pointed to signal failure as the likely cause for a collision that killed at least 275 people an…
Source:The Rising Nepal2023-6-51471 -
Parties stall House over citizenship bill’s authentication
Sunday’s House of Representatives meeting got tense after the opposition’s continuous protests obstructed proceedings.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-6-51027 -
Plastic waste turns into tiles first time in Bangladesh
A small entrepreneur in Kamrangirchar area in Dhaka has made cost effective pavement tiles for the first time in Bangladesh by recycling alarmingly increased plastic waste, one of the factors of environmental degradation…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-6-51264 -
Senior citizens allowance hike added to president’s manifesto for second term
President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih, on Sunday night, announced his decision to include raising the senior citizens allowance in his manifesto for a second presidential term.
Source:SunOnline International2023-6-51083 -
Terai Taking Initiatives as Protection from Extreme Increased Temperature
Biratnagar recently experienced two days holidays from May 18 to May 19 in all the public and institutional schools run by the Municipal Corporation in Biratnagar due to excessive increased heat of the atmosphere.
Source:SATV2023-6-41566 -
Nepse index loses previous week's gain
After surging by 4.36 per cent or 81.80 points in the previous trading week, share investors failed to maintain the momentum in the trading week following the government's budget announcement for the upcoming fiscal year…
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-6-41200 -
PM Hasina opens Chilahati Express
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Sunday inaugurated a new passenger train - Chilahati Express, which will run on the Chilahati-Dhaka-Chilahati route.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-6-4822 -
June 4, 1971: Bangladesh will be cesspool, Kissinger predicted
More than two months after the launch of Operation Searchlight to suppress a revolutionary movement in East Pakistan, the military junta led by General AM Yahya Khan in late May agreed to accept some of the Six-Point dem…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-6-4923 -
Dhaka air 6th most polluted in world on Sunday morning
Dhaka's air ranked 6th most polluted in the world this morning as per the Air Quality Index (AQI).
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-6-41077 -
Power generation dips by 7.5 percent in first 4 months
Hydropower generation saw a drop of 7.5 percent between January and April compared to the same period last year.
Source:Kuensel2023-6-4987 -
Bhutan’s struggle against plastic waste
Bhutan made waves in 1999 when it announced a ban on plastic bags joining the global fight against plastic waste.
Source:Kuensel2023-6-42000 -
Nazim: Will sue President Solih over border dispute
Maldives National Party (MNP)’s leader, Dhangethi MP Colonel (Retired) Mohamed Nazim, alleging Maldives lost part of its maritime territory due to President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih’s negligence, has threatened to sue the…
Source:SunOnline International2023-6-41114 -
Police recover 227 drug bullets from 4 Pakistanis arrested for smuggling
Police have extracted 227 bullets of drugs from four Pakistani nationals arrested earlier this week for smuggling drugs into the Maldives.
Source:SunOnline International2023-6-4842 -
President departs to Addu on official visit
President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih has departed on an official visit to Addu City.
Source:SunOnline International2023-6-41106 -
Syed Nasir Hussain asserts PPP's right to Karachi mayorship
As the upcoming elections for the mayor of Karachi approach, Syed Nasir Hussain Shah, the Minister of Local Government in Sindh, has reiterated that the highly coveted position should rightfully belong to the Pakistan Pe…
Source:The News International2023-6-41134 -
Search for the living and the dead: Day after, death count in Odisha train tragedy 288
Of the more than 1,100 rescued, nearly 500 were being treated at various hospitals in the state.
Source:The Indian Express2023-6-41253 -
Child’s body found floating in Dhanmondi Lake
The fire service recovered the body of a minor boy floating in Dhanmondi Lake in Dhaka on Saturday morning.
Source:Dhakatribune2023-6-3821 -
Huge Pandol afloat in Kalu Ganga at Ratnapura
A colourful Pandol has been mounted on canoes afloat in the Kalu Ganga in the Muwagama area of Ratnapura in view of historic Poson Poya.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-6-3759 -
X-Press Pearl ship tragedy No Case, No Money, No Compensation
Socialist Youth Union (SYU) staged a protest outside the Ministry of Justice in Colombo yesterday
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-6-3858 -
Bhutan’s tax-to-GDP ratio falls short of World Bank benchmark
Over the past five years, Bhutan’s tax-to-gross domestic product (GDP) ratio has averaged at 13.5 percent, a figure that falls below the World Bank’s benchmark of 15 percent.
Source:Kuensel2023-6-31111 -
Umar pledges to work on reclaiming Chagos for Maldivian citizens
Former Home Minister Umar Naseer has assured that the next administration will undertake efforts to reclaim Chagos archipelago for Maldivian citizens.
Source:SunOnline International2023-6-31090 -
Death toll from three-train crash in India nears 300
The death toll from a multiple train collision in eastern India's Odisha state has risen to at least 288 people, with more than 900 others injured and many more feared trapped in the wreckage, a top official said.
Source:SunOnline International2023-6-31302 -
Up to 50pc gas tariff hike looms from next month
Starting from July 2023, consumers can expect a potential 50 per cent increase in natural gas prices in Pakistan.
Source:The News International2023-6-3755 -
Heatwave declared as temperature tops 40C in Terai
The Department of Hydrology and Meteorology announced a heatwave in central Terai on Friday, as the temperature has exceeded 40 degrees Celsius for the past three consecutive days.
Source:The Rising Nepal2023-6-3822 -
VP Faisal calls on stakeholders to foster a law-abiding community
Vice President Faisal Naseem, on Thursday, called for the collaboration of all stakeholders on fostering a law-abiding and healthy community.
Source:SunOnline International2023-6-21183 -
‘BJP not letting elected govts work’: Hemant Soren pledges support to AAP on ordinance issue after meet with Kejriwal
Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren became the latest Opposition leader to pledge support to the AAP in its fight against the Centre’s controversial ordinance in Delhi, saying the Narendra Modi-led government’s plan …
Source:The Indian Express2023-6-21233 -
India will not fence cheetah habitats: Government panel chief
India does not want fenced habitats for cheetahs like the ones in South Africa and Namibia as it is against the basic tenets of wildlife conservation, the head of the Centre’s high-level committee set up to monitor the …
Source:The Indian Express2023-6-21160 -
NC General Secy Thapa vows to challenge party President Sher Bahadur Deuba
Gagan Thapa, the General Secretary of the Nepali Congress (NC), has issued a warning, expressing his determination to challenge party president Sher Bahadur Deuba.
Source:myRepublica2023-6-2998 -
Dahal’s Delhi trip: Some hits, many misses
Even until Wednesday night, Nepal and India each seemed intent on making the other blink first in ice-cold negotiations. But by early (and rather hot) Delhi morning on Thursday, the atmosphere had warmed up a bit
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-6-21253 -
Law minister: Awami League makes budget with people's money, not alms
Law minister Anisul Huq on Friday said that BNP used to make the budget with begged money from donor countries while Awami League always prepared the budget with people's money.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-6-21031 -
CPD for imposing 20% supplementary duty on polythene bags
Centre for Policy Dialogue (CPD) on Friday lauded some points of the proposed budget for the fiscal 2023-24 (FY24), urging the government to impose 20% supplementary duty on polythene bags, plastic bags and wrapping mate…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-6-2782 -
RCSC removes quota system for BCSE
The Royal Civil Service Commission (RCSC) has announced that it will allow applicants to appear for the Bhutan Civil Service Examinations – Preliminary Exam (PE) and Main Examination (ME) – multiple times provided that…
Source:Kuensel2023-6-2971 -
Bhutan’s tax-to-GDP ratio falls short of World Bank benchmark
Over the past five years, Bhutan’s tax-to-gross domestic product (GDP) ratio has averaged at 13.5 percent, a figure that falls below the World Bank’s benchmark of 15 percent.
Source:Kuensel2023-6-2872 -
Sanaullah says 'serious talks' only with PM Shehbaz
"Serious negotiation" can only be held with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah said Friday.
Source:The News International2023-6-2713 -
Usman Buzdar bids adieu to politics, condmens May 9 mayhem
Former Punjab chief minister Usman Buzdar bid adieu to politics on Friday adding on the to number of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) wickets that have tumbled since May 9
Source:The News International2023-6-21107 -
Prostitution ring: Remand of 12 suspects extended; one released
One out of the 13 suspects arrested during the crackdown on a major-scale prostitution ring has been released from custody while the remand of the remaining twelve suspects has been extended.
Source:SunOnline International2023-6-2667 -
Qasim: Nothing good can come out tonight’s protest, it is a political event
Jumhoory Party’s (JP) leader and presidential candidate, on Friday, has remarked that nothing constructive can come out of the protest by the opposition alliance scheduled for tonight against the ruling by the Internati…
Source:SunOnline International2023-6-21126 -
‘Highly anticipated’: Activists stoked as government announces feasibility study plan for medicinal marijuana
When Finance Minister Prakash Sharan Mahat hashed out the details of the government’s fiscal plan on a characteristically sober note, marijuana lightened up the mood.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-6-1820 -
President appoints five non-resident Nepali ambassadors
President Ram Chandra Paudel has appointed non-resident ambassadors to five different countries.
Source:XINHUA2023-6-1753 -
PM Prachanda holding 'important' bilateral talks today
Prime Minister of Nepal Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda', who is in India on his official visit, is scheduled to hold 'important' bilateral meetings today.
Source:myRepublica2023-6-11951 -
‘BJP didn’t spare even god’: MP Cong sees a windfall in Mahakal statue collapse
God and greed — the Congress believes it has the perfect formula to take on the BJP in Madhya Pradesh, as the toppling of statues to gusty winds in the Shivraj Singh Chouhan government’s showpiece Mahakaleshwar temple …
Source:The Indian Express2023-6-11196 -
Ear to the ground, Haryana BJP leaders admit party silence on wrestlers ringing too loud
Unease is growing within the Haryana BJP as the wrestlers’ standoff with the Centre continues to stretch and gather momentum, especially in the light of the Lok Sabha and Haryana Assembly polls coming up next year.
Source:The Indian Express2023-6-11425 -
New budget prepared to manage inflation, revenue and IMF conditions
Poor and lower-income groups faced hard realities as a result of last year's high commodity prices. With such severe inflationary pressure, the government's major concerns in finalizing the FY24 budget are limited revenu…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-6-11190 -
President Erdogan and PM Hasina vow to take Dhaka-Ankara ties to new height
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has reiterated his stance for working with Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to take the existing bilateral relations between Bangladesh and Turkey to a new height.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-6-1872 -
A dozen Govt institutions including Telecom, Lotus Tower brought under Finance Minister
Twelve government-related institutions, including SriLanka Telecom and its subsidiaries and allied institutions and Colombo Lotus Tower Management Company (Pvt.) Limited, have been brought under the Finance, Economic Sta…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-6-1752 -
‘The Democrats’ to submit for registration as political party tomorrow
‘The Democrats’ - the new political party being formed by a faction which broke from the main ruling Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) – on Wednesday, has decided to file for registration with the Elections Commission …
Source:SunOnline International2023-6-11331 -
President Solih: A significant association between smoking and perilous diseases
President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih, on Wednesday, emphasized the significant associations between tobacco consumption and several perilous non-communicable diseases (NCDs) in the Maldives.
Source:SunOnline International2023-6-1578 -
President Ramchandra Paudel authenticates Citizenship amendment bill
President Ramchandra Poudel on Wednesday authenticated the bill to amend the Citizenship Act.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-5-311167 -
Tax not increased on electric vehicles: Finance Minister
Finance Minister Dr. Prakash Saran Mahat said on Tuesday that tax had not been increased on the import of electric vehicles.
Source:The Rising Nepal2023-5-31838 -
High Court orders Dr Yunus to pay NBR over 12C in taxes
The High Court has ordered Nobel laureate Dr Muhammad Yunus to pay over Tk12 crore to the National Board of Revenue (NBR) in taxes.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-5-311362 -
Ongoing repair works may delay Melamchi water supply
Kamal Raj Shrestha, executive director of the project, said that they had made an agreement with the road department to rebuild the structures by ensuring resources worth Rs. 800 million.
Source:The Rising Nepal2023-5-31837 -
Parliament goes into budget session Wednesday
The budget session of the 11th Parliament for the 2023-24 fiscal year will begin on Wednesday.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-5-311303 -
Sri Lanka welcomes US$ 350mn ADB loan to stabilise economy
State Minister of Finance Shehan Semasinghe welcomed Asian Development Bank’s approval of US$ 350 million loan to Sri Lanka for the stabilisation of the economy.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-5-31795 -
Decline in cash crop production puts export target at risk
The government’s ambitious plan to produce 400,000 crate boxes from various saw millers to meet export requirements is facing a potential setback as the production of the country’s top three cash crops, namely apple, a…
Source:Kuensel2023-5-311038 -
Qasim asks JP members not to partake in opposition alliance’s protest
Jumhoory Party’s (JP) presidential candidate and leader Qasim Ibrahim has urged his party members against partaking in the protest slated for Friday by the opposition alliance against the ruling by the International Tri…
Source:SunOnline International2023-5-31933 -
£190m scam case: Imran Khan to appear before IHC seeking bail
The Islamabad High Court (IHC) will hear Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan's plea for bail in the infamous £190 million settlement case, which is expiring today (Wednesday).
Source:The News International2023-5-31970 -
'Who records audios?' IHC asks govt
The Islamabad High Court (IHC) Wednesday instructed the government to stop the special parliamentary body from proceeding against former chief justice Saqib Nisar’s son and directed it to apprise the court about the ele…
Source:The News International2023-5-311229 -
Dr Bhattarai warns that bilateral relations may be harmed as India places Nepali territory in its ‘Akhand Bharat’ mural
Nepal Samajbadi Party Party (NSP) Chairman Dr Baburam Bhattarai has said that the 'Akhand Bharat' mural of India's new parliament building will spoil relations with neighboring countries including Nepal.
Source:myRepublica2023-5-304135 -
China's 1st Rural Sustainable Development Village Demonstration in Nepal by China Foundation for Rural Development (CFRD)
China Foundation for Rural Development (CFRD) Nepal Office organised a "Launch Ceremony for China's 1st Rural Sustainable Development Village Demonstration in Nepal" on May 29, 2023 in Kavresthali Secondary School, of Ka…
Source:SATV2023-5-296731 -
In Pictures: Republic Day celebration organized at Tundikhel
Republic Day is being celebrated at the Nepal Army pavilion, Tundikhel in Kathmandu this morning under the aegis of the Republic Main Function Committee. President Ram Chandra Paudel is the chief guest of the function.
Source:myRepublica2023-5-29704 -
Another vessel with RNPP machinery anchors at Mongla port
The ship is carrying 1,149 metric tons of machinery. Another vessel carrying machinery for the under-construction Rooppur Nuclear Power Plant (RNPP) has arrived at Mongla port.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-5-291417 -
BMD: Mild heat wave may sweep Dhaka, 3 other divisions
Mild heat wave may sweep parts of Dhaka, Rajshahi, Khulna and Barisal divisions in 24 hours from 9am on Monday, said Bangladesh Metrological Department.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-5-291580 -
SCE to offer B.Ed Secondary in IT for Class XII Arts graduates
In a move to support arts students affected by the discontinuation of regular arts programmes, the education ministry of Bhutan has announced 140 government scholarships for a Bachelor of Education (B.Ed) Secondary in In…
Source:Kuensel2023-5-291287 -
Govt. to continue prohibiting import of non-essentials
The government could continue prohibiting import of non-essential items in the wake of dwindling foreign currency reserves.
Source:Kuensel2023-5-292215 -
Nepal's pride industry is under existential threat
The industry faces daunting challenges that threaten its survival, including rampant smuggling and under-billing practices, stakeholders suggest, adding, it is high time that the government takes decisive measures to pr…
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-5-291400 -
Nepal now has nearly 50 million depositors, 1.8 million credit acc
Citizens' access to finance has increased significantly in the country of lat, according to the data shown by the economic survey, 2022/23 released by the government on Sunday.
Source:myRepublica2023-5-291379 -
Fayaz appointed Nazim’s campaign manager, Usham as spokesperson
A manager and a spokesperson have been appointed for Maldives National Party (MNP)’s presidential candidate and leader, Dhangethi MP Colonel (Retired) Mohamed Nazim’s campaign for the upcoming presidential election.
Source:SunOnline International2023-5-291258 -
Govt 'hasn't decided' on putting Imran Khan under house arrest
The government has not made any decision on putting Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan under house arrest, Punjab Interim Chief Minister Mohsin Naqvi said Sunday.
Source:The News International2023-5-291066 -
Civil Court orders to halt enforcing MRM's dissolution
Civil Court, on Sunday, has ordered against enforcing the Elections Commission (EC)’s decision to dissolve Maldives Reform Movement (MRM); the political party which was spearheaded by former president Maumoon Abdul Gayy…
Source:SunOnline International2023-5-29731 -
PM reaffirms 'no compromise' on defence as nation observes Youm-e-Takbeer
Pakistan's defence, sovereignty, national dignity and freedom are above everything to the nation and no one has the courage to take them away, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said on the occassion of Youm-e-Takbeer (May 28…
Source:The News International2023-5-28624 -
PM Hasina credits peaceful democratic atmosphere for Bangladesh’s progress
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Sunday said Bangladesh has been able to achieve remarkable socioeconomic development in the last 14 years due to a peaceful democratic environment prevailing in the country since 2008.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-5-28718 -
Modi inaugurates India's new parliament building
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday inaugurated the new parliament building and installed the sacred “Sengol” in the Lok Sabha chamber. He was accompanied by Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-5-281105 -
DGHS: Private hospitals not allowed to charge over Tk500 for dengue tests
The Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) on Sunday directed private hospitals not to charge more than Tk500 for a dengue test, as the number of cases of the mosquito-borne disease spikes across Bangladesh.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-5-281246 -
304 rural households to benefit from solar PV system
To diversify energy and empower rural households, the Department of Energy (DoE) is preparing to install three-kilowatt (Kw) grid-tied solar photovoltaic (PV) systems in 304 households in 11 villages
Source:Kuensel2023-5-28980 -
Nilandhoo MP Muhsin joins MDP
He presented his membership form to President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih, who visited Nilandhoo as part of a tour of the larger F. Atoll, on Saturday morning.
Source:SunOnline International2023-5-281365 -
Miss Nepal 2023 Grand Finale
23 years old, Srichchha Pradhan has won the crown of "Miss Nepal 2023" at the grand finale of beauty pageant event programmed on Saturday by The Hidden Treasure.
Source:SATV2023-5-2825958 -
5 members of human trafficking gang held in Cox’s Bazar
Police in a drive arrested suspected five members of a human trafficking gang from a house in Teknaf upazila of Cox's Bazar district on Friday night.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-5-271262 -
Death of 3 cheetah cubs in India deals blow to reintroduction efforts
The Indian cheetah cubs are seen together shortly after their birth in March. Cheetah Conservation Fund
Source:The Rising Nepal2023-5-27952 -
Prez asserts importance of Japanese investments for SL’s revival
President Ranil Wickremesinghe yesterday highlighted the importance of Japanese investments to push the revival of Sri Lanka while affirming commitment to stabilising and liberalising the economy and actively inviting ne…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-5-271608 -
Climate change threatens Bhutan’s water security
As change in climate affects the natural environment, 1,856 water sources in Bhutan are drying up and 69 sources have already dried up, according to the Department of Water.
Source:Kuensel2023-5-271077 -
Sri Lankan vessel illegally fishing in Maldivian waters captured by coastguard
The vessel has now been transported to Male’ by the Coast Guard.
Source:SunOnline International2023-5-272330 -
'We look for stability, not turmoil' in Pakistan, says key US senator
Influential US lawmaker and Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chair Senator Bob Menendez has called for upholding the rule of law and stability in Pakistan as the country passes through a serious political crisis.
Source:The News International2023-5-27943 -
Nepal imports smart watches worth Rs 330 million in the first 10 months of current FY
Smart watches worth over Rs 330 million have entered Nepal in the first 10 months of the current fiscal year 2022/23 (from mid-July 2022 to mid-April 2023).
Source:myRepublica2023-5-27538 -
Senior leaders discuss ways to ensure smooth functioning of parliament
Senior leaders of the major three political parties have held discussions on ways to make the functioning of the federal parliament effective.
Source:myRepublica2023-5-27995 -
Dhaka’s air quality unhealthy Friday morning
Dhaka's air quality is in the “unhealthy” zone Friday morning. With an air quality index (AQI) score of 152 at 8:53am on Friday, Dhaka ranked 6th in the list of cities worldwide with the worst air quality.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-5-261052 -
The Economist terms PM Hasina Asia’s iron lady
The Economist terms PM Hasina Asia’s iron lady
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-5-261338 -
Sri Lanka needs to boost entrepreneurship to overcome ongoing crisis: CB Governor
Sri Lanka needs to step up efforts in enticing a larger proportion of its population across all provinces towards embracing entrepreneurship so that the impacts of the ongoing economic crisis would lessen, the Central Ba…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-5-26684 -
President says Sri Lanka will apply for RCEP membership
In an effort to become more integrated in global trade, Sri Lanka will apply for membership to the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP), President Ranil Wickremesinghe announced yesterday.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-5-26761 -
HDh. Atoll chief magistrate suspended for calling divorce petitioner
HDh. Atoll’s chief magistrate Ali Adam has been suspended for allegedly calling and harassing a woman who filed a divorce petition with the court.
Source:SunOnline International2023-5-261006 -
President: Aim is to make IUM top university in the region
President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih states he hopes to make the Islamic University of Maldives (IUM the top regional institution for Islamic education and a center dedicated to promoting the noble values of Islam.
Source:SunOnline International2023-5-262085 -
Imran planned May 9 attacks, intelligence report alleges
The government has been informed by an intelligence agency what unfolded on the 9th and 10th of May was conceived and planned with the involvement of Imran Khan much before the actual day of the event.
Source:The News International2023-5-26736 -
FO rejects US congressmen letter on Pakistan’s rights situation
Pakistan on Thursday said it did not agree with the contents of the letter written to Secretary of State Antony Blinken by US congressmen on the human rights situation following the May 9 vandalism.
Source:The News International2023-5-26742 -
600 PTI leaders including Imran Khan barred from leaving country
Former prime minister Imran Khan was among the 600 Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leaders and former assembly members whose names have been added to the no-fly list, sources told Geo News Thursday.
Source:The News International2023-5-26985 -
RSS Organised "Our culture: Our Heritage", a Photo Exhibition Celebrating Upcoming Republic's Day
Rastriya Samachar Samiti(RSS) organised " Our culture: Our Heritage", a photo exhibition today(Thursday) on the occasion of Republic Day celebration 2080 of May 29 which was inaugurated by Rekha Sharma, Minister of Comm…
Source:SATV2023-5-251854 -
Nepal Airlines a step closer to launching flights to Australia
The airline has officially secured a slot from the Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport and plans to launch its maiden flight to Sydney on June 21.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-5-251138 -
Police: BNP leader Chand arrested in check post while fleeing in private car
Police say there are already 20 to 25 cases against Chand for various crimes
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-5-251161 -
Death threats against PM Hasina: BNP leader Chand sued in another case in Satkhira
Another case has been lodged against Abu Sayeed Chand, the Rajshahi district unit BNP convenor, for threatening to assassinate Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and making seditious remarks aimed at destabilizing the governme…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-5-251033 -
The national language and International students
At the Royal Thimphu College (RTC), a group of foreigners from the USA, France, Hungary, and Australia, dressed in Kira, greets visitors with the traditional Bhutanese greeting “Kuzuzangpo la.”
Source:Kuensel2023-5-251051 -
PDP declares 21 more candidates
The People’s Democratic Party (PDP) announced 21 candidates from 15 dzongkhags for the upcoming elections, yesterday. Out of 21 candidates, six of them are new candidates and the rest are old candidates who contested in…
Source:Kuensel2023-5-251523 -
Bhutan formally conveys intent to join WTO
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and External Trade (MFAET) sent a formal communication to the World Trade Organisation (WTO) Secretariat in Geneva in April end expressing Bhutan’s desire to join the organisation.
Source:Kuensel2023-5-252315 -
Australia opens high commission in Male’
The Government of Australia has opened a high commission in the capital of Maldives, Male’ City.
Source:SunOnline International2023-5-251114 -
Punjab polls: Delaying elections will make room for ‘negative forces’, CJP warns
Delaying elections will allow “negative powers” to swing into action in the country, Chief Justice of Pakistan (CJP) Umar Ata Bandial warned on Thursday while hearing the Election Commission of Pakistan’s (ECP’s) rev…
Source:The News International2023-5-251541 -
'Youm-e-Takreem Shuhada’: Nation pays tribute to martyrs
To remember and pay rich tribute to the martyrs who laid their lives while defending the motherland and its people, the country on Thursday observed Youm-e-Takreem Shuhada-e-Pakistan (Martyrs Reverence Day).
Source:The News International2023-5-253063 -
Bhoto Jatra being observed today
The bhoto jatra is being observed as part of the Rato Macchindranath chariot festival. The festival will come to an end with it after the chariot of the deity is pulled up to Jawalakhel of Lalitpur.
Source:myRepublica2023-5-251980 -
Lawmakers stress on corruption prevention
Nepali Congress general secretary and lawmaker Gagan Kumar Thapa has demanded investigations against those accused of their roles in the fake Bhutanese refugee scam.
Source:SATV2023-5-241116 -
Govt declares public holiday on Thursday in Kathmandu Valley
The government has declared a public holiday on Thursday for Bhoto Jatra in Kathmandu Valley.
Source:SATV2023-5-241506 -
BGB can now file criminal cases
The High Court has withdrawn an order that said the Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) could not initiate criminal cases, marking a pivotal development in the force's jurisdiction.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-5-24769 -
52 BNP leaders, activists sued over clash with police in Dhaka
The police have filed a case against 52 people in connection with Tuesday's clash between the force and the BNP during a march of the party in the Science Lab area of Dhaka.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-5-24782 -
Skipped Boao Forum on Chinese advice, prime minister tells Parliament
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal has clarified that not participating in the Boao Forum for Asia in March-end in China was not Nepal’s decision.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-5-24870 -
Over 40,000 Hajj pilgrims obtain Saudi visas
A total of 40,407 Bangladeshi Hajj pilgrims have obtained Saudi visas as of Tuesday night.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-5-24818 -
Refugees urge speeding up of resettlement procedure...
Refugees detained at the UNHCR Refugee Agency at Rosmead Place, Colombo 7, Tuesday staged a protest in front of the agency, demanding to speed up their resettlement procedures as the centre is to be removed from the loca…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-5-241082 -
Bailey bridge connecting Gyalpoizhing-Nganglam collapses
The Gyalpoizhing-Nganglam highway is expected to be closed to traffic for at least three weeks after the 180ft Bailey bridge over Drangmechu at the Kuri-Gongri confluence in Mongar collapsed yesterday.
Source:Kuensel2023-5-24817 -
Period products inaccessible in remote schools
In remote schools such as Sonamthang Central School in Zhemgang, the lack of access to menstrual hygiene products, particularly alternative period products, presents a significant challenge among other hardships.
Source:Kuensel2023-5-24981 -
No headache for mandarin orange and apple boxes this season
Mandarin orange and apple exporters can expect a better export season this year after saw millers agreed to supply the required demand for packing boxes.
Source:Kuensel2023-5-24986 -
Man wanted for attacking residents of Male' home arrested after surrendering to police
The man wanted by the police for forcing himself into an apartment in Male’, and threatening and attacking the apartment’s residents with weapons has been arrested after he surrendered himself.
Source:SunOnline International2023-5-241439 -
Pakistan’s special representative to Afghanistan appointed
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif Tuesday appointed former ambassador Asif Ali Khan Durrani as Pakistan’s Special Representative for Afghanistan.
Source:The News International2023-5-24790 -
£190m scam case: Imran’s law minister rejects claim he gave advice
Former federal law minister Farogh Naseem has refuted the claim made by Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman and former prime minister Imran Khan that he (Farogh) had given him advice of transferring the money – £190…
Source:The News International2023-5-241322 -
14th Chinese Medical Team Conducting Free Health Campaign in Huaxin Cement Narayani Company
Today, the medical team of 11 members has reached Huaxin Cement Narayani Pvt. Ltd. located in Dhadhing to benefit every workers of the company with sound health through specialized treatment and checkups.
Source:SATV2023-5-233900 -
Police for indicting 33 in Bhutanese refugee scam
Police on Monday submitted its investigation report on the Bhutanese refugee scam to the District Attorney Office Kathmandu with a recommendation to prosecute 33 individuals including senior political leaders of differen…
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-5-231107 -
Private sector allowed to conduct written exam for driving license
The Transport Management Office, Bhaktapur, has given permission to the private sector to conduct a written examination for driving license without informing concerned ministry of Bagmati Province.
Source:myRepublica2023-5-23996 -
Chhatra league leader suspended for raping 2 boys
Chhatra League has suspended a local leader of Kurigram's Phulbari upazila, who was arrested on charge of raping two teenage boys.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-5-23964 -
Dhaka’s air 6th most polluted in world Tuesday morning
Dhaka's air ranked 6th most polluted among cities around the world Tuesday morning, as per Air Quality Index (AQI).
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-5-23675 -
Sri Lanka on the brink of dengue hyper epidemic
With the dengue outbreak raging in the country, health experts warn that Sri Lanka is heading to a hyper or major epidemic wreaking havoc.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-5-23728 -
Bhutan reaffirms commitment to conserving biodiversity
The National Biodiversity Centre (NBC) reaffirmed Bhutan’s commitment in building back biodiversity and increasing the understanding and awareness of biodiversity loss and conservation, coinciding with the International…
Source:Kuensel2023-5-231043 -
Menstrual movement helps to break taboos
A girl’s first menstruation, the symbol of womanhood, is exciting. But, if they are not equipped with all the right information to manage their first menstrual cycle, it comes with a lot of mental, physical, and emotion…
Source:Kuensel2023-5-23886 -
GNH Survey: Citizen’s well-being and happiness touch 93.6 percent
The Gross National Happiness (GNH) Survey for 2022, launched yesterday at the Centre for Bhutan and GNH Studies, unveiled an impressive finding: 93.6 percent of Bhutanese report feeling happy.
Source:Kuensel2023-5-23831 -
Suspect who escaped from Dhaandhoo Police Station apprehended
The suspect who escaped GA. Dhaandhoo Police Station early Sunday morning has been apprehended.
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Man who allegedly shot dead Karachi policeman detained in Sweden
Khurram Nisar, who allegedly killed policeman Abdul Rehman in Karachi last year has been detained in Sweden, a senior police official said on Monday.
Source:The News International2023-5-23701 -
Imran Khan, Bushra Bibi arrive at judicial complex
Ahead of their appearance before the National Accountability Bureau’s (NAB) Rawalpindi office in the £190 million settlement case, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan with his wife Bushra Bibi arrived at …
Source:The News International2023-5-23912 -
The high-profiles who appeared on the investigation radar but were not prosecuted
Nepal Police is being praised for detaining “high profile” people in connection with the fake Bhutanese refugee scam.
Source:myRepublica2023-5-22861 -
Two-day GFSS-R national consultation workshop held
The International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) and the Institute for Integrated Development Studies (IIDS), with support from the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), organised a national…
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-5-22764 -
NRB to auction T-Bills worth Rs 34.20bn
The Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) is set to issue Treasury Bills (T-Bills) worth over Rs 34 billion on Monday.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-5-22707 -
Government’s policies and programmes disappoint the Dalit community
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal, while addressing a function to mark the day against racial discrimination on March 21, promised that his government would announce a plan that the Dalit community will remember forever.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-5-221012 -
‘China’s interactions with South Asia hinge on Nepal’
Professor Hu Shisheng, director of South Asian Studies at the China Institute of Contemporary International Studies (CICIS), on a range of issues between Nepal and China.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-5-221247 -
Khelafat Majlish monitoring election situation
Bangladesh Khelafat Majlish is monitoring the overall election situation, Acting Secretary General Maulana Jalaluddin Ahmed has said.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-5-22579 -
RAB arrests fugitive war crimes suspect in Dhaka
Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) arrested a warranted war crimes suspect after eight years of being a fugitive from Dhaka's Ashulia area on Sunday.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-5-22635 -
Seven ECCD centres in Sarpang await facilitators
Seven newly-established Early Childhood Care and Development (ECCD) centres in Sarpang are awaiting approval from the Royal Civil Service Commission (RCSC) to recruit facilitators.
Source:Kuensel2023-5-22780 -
Bhutan’s economy should focus on economic efficiency: UN DESA Chief
For long-term economic growth, Bhutan’s economy should focus on efficiency gains, the Chief of Global Economic Monitoring, United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (UN DESA), Hamid Rashid (PhD) said.
Source:Kuensel2023-5-221161 -
Three opposition MPs named and removed from floor for shouting
Three lawmakers belonging to opposition PPM-PNC coalition have been named and removed from the parliament floor during Monday’s sitting for shouting.
Source:SunOnline International2023-5-22811 -
Another suspect in police custody escapes
Police have launched a search for a suspect who fled while in their custody – marking the second such case this month.
Source:SunOnline International2023-5-22976 -
Govt using May 9 ‘reaction’ to dismantle PTI: Imran Khan
Terming the May 9 riots as a public “reaction” to the way he was “grabbed” by the “Army” from the Islamabad High Court, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan on Sunday blamed the Pakistan Democratic Mo…
Source:The News International2023-5-22625 -
LHC orders PTI leader Shireen Mazari's release
The Lahore High Court’s Rawalpindi bench on Monday ordered the release of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Senior Vice-President Dr Shireen Mazari.
Source:The News International2023-5-22500 -
PM Modi G7 summit Live Updates: After attending G7 Summit in Japan, PM Modi leaves for Papua New Guinea
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is on a three-day visit to Japan to attend the ongoing G7 Summit, held a bilateral meeting with his British counterpart Rishi Sunak today.
Source:The Indian Express2023-5-211010 -
Ex-SI among 3 kidnappers arrested in Cox's Bazar; 5 hostages rescued
The Rapid Action Battalion have arrested three members of a kidnapping ring, including its mastermind, a sacked police sub-inspector, and rescued five hostages, including a couple, in Cox's Bazar.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-5-21981 -
Woman injured after group in a car tried to run over couple over prostitution ad
Three youths have been arrested by the Athurugiriya police for trying to run over a couple travelling on a motorcycle in Athurugiriya.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-5-21887 -
66 Bhutanese students awarded Singaporean Nursing Scholarship
The students will join the college in Singapore in April next year. As part of the bond, they will be working for Singaporean hospitals upon completion of their three-year diploma course.
Source:BBS2023-5-212123 -
Three Indians arrested for possession of alcohol on MTCC bus
Police have arrested three Indian nationals after they were discovered in possession of a large quantity of alcohol on an MTCC bus.
Source:SunOnline International2023-5-21884 -
Minister Saud insists on employment-based education
Minister for Foreign Affairs, NP Saud, has said the education based on employment creation is the need of the hour.
Source:SATV2023-5-21971 -
PTI chief ready for ‘minus-Imran’ formula in broader interest of Pakistan
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan said Saturday that he was ready for a “minus-Imran” formula if it benefitted the country or saved it from destruction.
Source:The News International2023-5-211239 -
India stands for respecting sovereignty, adherence to international law: PM on China’s maritime assertiveness
Amid China’s military expansion in the South China Sea and the East China Sea, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday said India is committed to protecting its sovereignty and integrity while promoting peaceful resolu…
Source:The Indian Express2023-5-20907 -
Narendra Modi at G7 summit, Live Updates: PM Modi meets Ukraine President Zelenskyy for first time since Russian invasion
Prime Minister Narendra Modi held talks with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on the sidelines of the G7 summit in Hiroshima, Japan, today. It is the first in-person meeting between the two leaders after the Russi…
Source:The Indian Express2023-5-201138 -
Centre moves SC seeking review of judgment which held Delhi govt has control over administrative services in NCT
The development comes a day after the Centre brought an ordinance to create a National Capital Civil Service Authority that will have the power to recommend the transfer and posting of all Group A officers and officers o…
Source:The Indian Express2023-5-201455 -
Policy paints rosy picture of economy amid fiscal trouble
Government claims of improvements in revenues, foreign aid and investment contradict official statistics.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-5-201054 -
Govt to brand mountain water and lenses produced by Til Ganga Eye Hospital
The government has announced various programs to promote the use of indigenous products. Through policies and programs, the government is going to identify industries that can produce goods and services that can be self-…
Source:myRepublica2023-5-201084 -
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal to visit India from May 31 to June 3
Slew of agreements, MoUs, and project ground breaking are expected. Officials speed up preparations.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-5-201401 -
How May 9 violence may impact polls possibility in Oct
The Punjab government has informed the Election Commission of Pakistan that for general elections it would require far more security officials than the number demanded for the 14th May elections, which could not be held.
Source:The News International2023-5-20552 -
Bangladesh elected to governing council of Unescap body on tech transfer
Bangladesh has been elected to the governing council of the Asian and Pacific Centre for Transfer of Technology (APCTT) of the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific Unescap.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-5-201465 -
Dhaka’s air quality unhealthy Saturday morning Dhaka ranks 6th in the list of cities worldwide with the worst air quality
With an air quality index (AQI) score of 155 at 8:53am Saturday, Dhaka ranked 6th in the list of cities worldwide with the worst air quality.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-5-20732 -
Wangdue police forward suspected murder case to Office of Attorney General
The Wangdue Police have forwarded a suspected murder case of a 34-year-old individual to the Office of the Attorney General on May 17, marking a significant development in the ongoing inquiry.
Source:Kuensel2023-5-201159 -
Bhutanese students awarded Asian Nursing Scholarships
Sixty-six Bhutanese students have been granted fully-funded scholarships under the Asian Nursing Scholarship (ANS) programme in Singapore.
Source:Kuensel2023-5-202687 -
MoU to enhance aviation safety
Singapore and Bhutan signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) yesterday between the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport (MoIT) and the Transport Safety Investigation Bureau (TSIB) of Singapore to enhance aviation …
Source:Kuensel2023-5-201120 -
AG Riffath to receive 30 minutes to respond to no-confidence motion in Parliament
Parliament’s General Purpose Committee has decided to grant Attorney General Ibrahim Riffath 30 minutes to respond in the parliament to the no-confidence motion filed against him.
Source:SunOnline International2023-5-201414 -
All arrested in prostitution ring crackdown get 15 day remand
Criminal Court has remanded all suspects arrested during the crackdown on a major-scale prostitution ring to 15 days in police custody.
Source:SunOnline International2023-5-20808 -
Fatal hotel fire in Makkah claims lives of 8 Pakistani Umrah pilgrims
A hotel fire in Makkah claimed the lives of at least eight Pakistani Umrah pilgrims and left several others injured.
Source:The News International2023-5-201145 -
NAB summons Imran Khan in Al-Qadir Trust case, again
The National Accountability Bureau (NAB) Rawalpindi office has summoned Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan in the £190 million Al-Qadir Trust case on May 23 (Tuesday).
Source:The News International2023-5-20683 -
Electronic Scooters consumes Market Interest
Nepal Jiang Car Industry Group (JL) has today successfully organised it's grand opening of an electronic scooter showroom in Gairidhara, Tukuche chowk of Kathmandu.
Source:SATV2023-5-192641 -
Survey: Overall poverty down by 4.3% in Dhaka between 2019 and 2022
The Bangladesh Institute of Development Studies (BIDS) survey report revealed that the overall poverty rate decreased by 4.3% in Dhaka City between 2019 and 2022.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-5-18715 -
17th Vande Bharat will be flagged today, 4 key new ones on their way
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, along with Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw, will inaugurate the Howrah-Puri Vande Bharat Express, the first for Odisha and the trainset’s 17th edition.
Source:The Indian Express2023-5-181489 -
Indian eggs imported to crush Monopoly hits a snag
Imported eggs from India have begun to appear in Sri Lankan markets priced at 35 rupees per egg.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-5-18843 -
Three women sentenced to prison for human trafficking
The court also ordered them to pay restitution to the victims.
Source:Kuensel2023-5-18880 -
President Solih: Maldives-UAE relations based upon shared Islamic values
President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih, on Wednesday, remarked that Maldives’ long-standing bilateral relations with the United Arab Emirates (UAE) is based upon shared Islamic values and cultural links.
Source:SunOnline International2023-5-18964 -
Ukraine's richest ex minister couple summits Everest
Billionaire Ukrainian couple, who held powerful positions during Viktor Yanukovych's regime, today scaled the world's highest peak.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-5-18961 -
Girl child killed in Swat as cop opens fire
A girl child was killed in the Swat region of Pakistan after a police officer stationed outside a school unexpectedly opened fire at a van.
Source:NepalNews2023-5-18818 -
Economic growth of all seven provinces to slump this year
Bagmati Province is projected to achieve the least economic growth rate in the current fiscal year.
Source:myRepublica2023-5-17820 -
Dr. Shaheed calls to disclose all files related to Chagos dispute
Former Foreign Minister Dr. Ahmed Shaheed has called to disclose all decisions taken with respect to Chagos Islands starting from 1982.
Source:SunOnline International2023-5-17617 -
Indian man arrested for touching a woman without consent
An Indian youth has been arrested from Male’ City for touching a woman without her consent.
Source:SunOnline International2023-5-17590 -
SC halts govt plan to dole out over Rs 800 million to 'disqualified' Maoist combatants
The Supreme Court has issued a short-term interim order in the name of the government not to immediately implement the decision to give a relief amount of Rs 200,000 each to the ex-combatants of Maoist.
Source:myRepublica2023-5-171180 -
Body with gunshot wounds found near Dinajpur border
The police recovered the body of a young man with four gunshot wounds from the border area near Sahapur Kamarpara under Chirirbandar upazila of Dinajpur early on Wednesday.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-5-171014 -
Ansar personnel withdrawn from Sylhet Mayor Arif’s home, office
Ansar members in charge of ensuring the security of the residence and office of Sylhet City Corporation (SCC) Mayor Ariful Haque Choudhury have been withdrawn.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-5-17774 -
Ferrosilicon export records all-time high of Nu 16.22B last year
Last year, Bhutan’s top export product, ferrosilicon, reached an all-time high of Nu 16.22 billion (B), a 6 percent rise from 2021, almost 30 percent of total exports. This was equivalent to 113,277 metric tonnes (MT).
Source:Kuensel2023-5-171407 -
NA to table Tax reform, pay revision in summer session
The government has indicated that two substantial money Bills will be submitted during the ninth session of the third Parliament, which have been keenly anticipated.
Source:Kuensel2023-5-17554 -
HRCP 'strongly opposes' using military acts against civilians
The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP) Wednesday strongly opposed the military's decision to use Pakistan Army Act 1952 and Official Secrets Act 1923 to try protestors involved in the May 9 vandalism.
Source:The News International2023-5-17971 -
Glenrich welcomes parents to tour campus, experience learning facilities
Glenrich International School has arranged a campus tour for parents to give them an opportunity to have a glimpse of the magnificence of the campus where their kids will be exposed to a world-class learning opportunity.…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-5-16751 -
N’Eliya patients can’t believe their eyes after surgery
Approximately 20 individuals who underwent eye surgery at Nuwara Eliya General Hospital have unfortunately experienced a complete loss of vision.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-5-161197 -
Australia commits to remain with Bhutan post-LDC graduation
Australia’s Assistant Minister for Foreign Affairs Tim Watts, MP talks with Kuensel’s Choki Wangmo during his visit to Bhutan. Bhutan-Australia celebrates 20 years of bilateral relations this year.
Source:Kuensel2023-5-161132 -
Ferrosilicon export records all-time high of Nu 16.22B last year
Last year, Bhutan’s top export product, ferrosilicon, reached an all-time high of Nu 16.22 billion (B), a 6 percent rise from 2021, almost 30 percent of total exports. This was equivalent to 113,277 metric tonnes (MT).
Source:Kuensel2023-5-16778 -
Schoolboy injured in accident in Hulhumale’
Two motorbikes collided at the corner of Nirolhu Magu and Chanbeylee Magu 3 in Hulhumale’ Phase I on Tuesday, leaving three people injured, including a young schoolboy
Source:SunOnline International2023-5-164476 -
Joint session passes NAB bill returned by president
The joint sitting of Parliament passed eight bills including the National Accountability Bill, 2023 on Monday.
Source:The News International2023-5-16704 -
Special corps commanders conference: May 9 attackers to face trial under Army Act, Official Secrets Act
A special corps commanders’ conference, presided over by Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Asim Munir at GHQ, on Monday decided that those involved in violence created on May 9, would be tried under relevant laws of Pa…
Source:The News International2023-5-161687 -
UML youth leader Yuwantika who scaled Everest holds fake citizenship
A senior leader of the CPN-UML's youth wing has been found holding a fake citizenship paper, Chitwan district court has revealed.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-5-151652 -
CJP Umar Ata Bandial says federal govt seems 'helpless' amid violence
Following last week's violence, Chief Justice of Pakistan (CJP) Umar Ata Bandial remarked on Monday that federal government was looking "helpless" and hinted that the top court may intervene on the matter.
Source:The News International2023-5-15645 -
Maldivian FM arrives in Japan on official visit
Maldivian Foreign Minister Abdulla Shahid has traveled to Japan to attend the Munich Leader’s Meeting.
Source:SunOnline International2023-5-15910 -
Local leaders concerned about fake news
The man, who captured the 1.48-minute video, says seeing the tsholang swimming more than a kilometre across the lake is amazing. “It is gifted for the people like us to see such a mythical animal,” he says.
Source:Kuensel2023-5-15824 -
Cyclone Mocha: Postponed SSC exams to be held after theoretical tests
Education Minister Dr Dipu Moni on Monday announced that the postponed Secondary School Certificate (SSC) and equivalent examinations will be held as soon as the ongoing theoretical examinations are concluded.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-5-15636 -
Afshan resigns as head of LGA
Afshan Latheef has resigned as the chief executive officer of the Local Government Authority (LGA).
Source:SunOnline International2023-5-15745 -
Tribute to Life and Legacy
An exhibition titled, “A Tribute to the Life and Legacy of Her Majesty the Gyalyum Sangay Choden Wangchuck” opened at the Royal Textile Academy (RTA) on May 13 to commemorate Her Majesty’s 60th Birth Anniversary.
Source:Kuensel2023-5-15764 -
Imran Khan to appear in LHC today amid fears of arrest
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan will appear before the Lahore High Court (LHC) on Monday after his dramatic release on Friday, seeking bail and details of cases registered against him from May 9 onward…
Source:The News International2023-5-15688 -
Top Bahadur Raymajhi, a CPN-UML Leader Got Arrested After 11 Days of His Run
Top Bahadur Raymajhi, a CPN-UML secretary was arrested on Sunday night at 9 PM in Budhanilkantha in connection with the fake refugee scam and is being presented infront of court today for the extension of the deadline.
Source:SATV2023-5-15741 -
This is Modi’s defeat; BJP cannot depend on ED to win in Chhattisgarh: CM Baghel on Karnataka results
Chief Minister of Chhattisgarh, Bhupesh Baghel, said BJP’s loss in Karnataka is a defeat of Prime Minister Narendra Modi who asked votes in his name.
Source:The Indian Express2023-5-131027 -
Active Covid cases in India dip to 18,009
India has recorded 1,580 fresh Covid infections, while the active cases have come down to 18,009 from 19,613, according to the Union Health Ministry data on Friday.
Source:The Indian Express2023-5-13997 -
Allahabad High Court orders carbon dating of ‘Shivling’ at Gyanvapi
SETTING ASIDE a lower court order, the Allahabad High Court on Friday ordered a “scientific survey”, including carbon dating, of a “Shivling” said to have been found at the Gyanvapi mosque complex in Varanasi during …
Source:The Indian Express2023-5-131158 -
50,000 people evacuated in Cox’s Bazar as cyclone Mocha approaches
Cox's Bazar district administration has evacuated over 50,000 people to safe shelters as cyclone Mocha has intensified into an extremely severe cyclonic storm over the east central Bay of Bengal.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-5-13687 -
PM Hasina: Bangladesh won't buy anything from those who impose sanctions
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Saturday said that Bangladesh will not purchase anything from any country which imposes sanctions against it.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-5-13756 -
Cyclone Mocha: Mongla Port takes precautions
The Mongla Port authorities have taken all kinds of preparation to tackle very severe cyclonic storm Mocha.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-5-131069 -
PM Hasina: All mega projects are for maximum benefits of people
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Saturday categorically said her government has never taken any mega project that would not bring maximum benefits for the people.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-5-13806 -
All that visa grant notice is untrue
A father asking his son to go out and play in the parking lot was left shocked with this response from his 8-year-old. He was not wrong. Only two of his five playmates from the same building they reside are left. The nex…
Source:Kuensel2023-5-13875 -
Khengpas gearing up for Watermelon Festival
At the crack of dawn, Leki Wangmo descends into the vast watermelon fields in Berti village, Zhemgang covering them with hay.
Source:Kuensel2023-5-13723 -
Is Bhutan heading for trouble?
With a large number of people going abroad for study and work, and the dropping fertility rate, many are beginning to worry that the nation with an ageing population will de-growth its economy.
Source:Kuensel2023-5-13913 -
Two arrested in attack on MP Zareer
Police have confirmed the arrest of two suspects in connection to the attack on Mathiveri MP Hassan Zareer last week.
Source:SunOnline International2023-5-13853 -
Test flight lands at Kulhudhuffushi in preparation of night operations
In order to begin operations to HDh. Kulhudhuffushi Airport at night, a test flight landed at the airport last night.
Source:The News International2023-5-131439 -
Imran Khan granted bail
Pakistan's former prime minister Imran Khan has been granted two weeks of bail by Islamabad High Court in a graft case, his lawyer said.
Source:The News International2023-5-13781 -
Water supply from Melamchi to be stopped for maintenance
Water supply from Melamchi will be stopped for some time from May 15 for regular maintenance work.
Source:myRepublica2023-5-131155 -
Israel celebrated its 75th Independence Day in Kathmandu
Israel celebrated its 75th Independence Day in Kathmandu. More than 400 diplomatic, government and other sector representatives including Vice President Ram Sahay Prasad Yadav were present at the program organized by the…
Source:SATV2023-5-121287 -
Rampant increase in illegal fishing in Jigmechhu
Illegal fishing activities along Wangchhu in Jigmechhu, Chukha, have become rampant in recent years.
Source:Kuensel2023-5-121684 -
Cyclone Mocha: All St Martin’s hotels, motels declared shelters Tourists have already been evacuated from St Martin’s Island
Cyclone Mocha, which is located in the southeast Bay of Bengal and adjacent areas, is getting stronger and approaching Cox's Bazar, and the district administration has declared all hotels, motels and resorts on St Martin…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-5-121204 -
From upper to lower house?
With the National Council (NC) elections over and the third NC coming to an end, former MPs provide a happy hunting ground for the political parties who are yet to finalize all the 47 candidates.
Source:Kuensel2023-5-12541 -
Rebooting online potato market
Bhutan Commodities Exchange Initiative (BCEI), a commodities market for agri-products, will resume in July this year, two years after the pandemic stopped its operation.
Source:Kuensel2023-5-121802 -
MDP threatens action against MPs involved in no-confidence motion against AG
The main ruling Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) said Thursday that Attorney General Ibrahim Riffath had done “responsible work” in the delimitation of the disputed maritime area between Maldives and Mauritius
Source:SunOnline International2023-5-121068 -
MTCC’s board approves a dividend of MVR 4
MTCC’s Q4 2022 financial report shows the company generated a revenue of MVR 2.4 billion and a net profit of MVR 200.9 million. The figure is lower than the MVR 231.3 million generated as net profit in 2021.
Source:XINHUA2023-5-12917 -
Pakistan needs ‘significantly more’ financing for bailout review: IMF Pakistan’s economy is facing stagflation, says IMF spokeswoman Julie Kozack
Pakistan needs significant additional financing for a successful completion of the long-stalled Ninth Review of the International Monetary Fund’s bailout package, the IMF said in a scheduled press conference on Thursday…
Source:XINHUA2023-5-121128 -
SC reprieve to protect Imran from arrest in another case, says expert
The SC has given Imran Khan unprecedented relief to protect him from an arrest in another case, says a legal expert as other lawyers feel that the court managed to expand citizens’ access to justice with its judgment ye…
Source:XINHUA2023-5-121427 -
Latest central bank report reveals gradual economic recovery
The latest macroeconomic update unveiled by the Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) today revealed gradual economic recovery, with improvements in remittance inflows, balance of payments and gross foreign exchange reserves and narro…
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-5-11883 -
Former king on ‘state visit’ to India with family, meets Indian leader Adityanath
Former King Gyanendra Bir Bikram Shah is currently visiting India with his family. It is understood that the former royal family went to India at the invitation of Yogi Adityanath, the chief minister of the Indian State …
Source:myRepublica2023-5-11988 -
Rayamajhi had said he would surrender to police yesterday, but he didn't show up: Oli
Chairman of the CPN-UML, KP Sharma Oli has said that Top Bahadur Rayamajhi, an MP of his party, who is allegedly involved in the fake Bhutanese refugee scam said he would surrender himself to the police on Wednesday, but…
Source:myRepublica2023-5-11826 -
Govt. raises bond to meet fiscal gap
To meet its growing fiscal deficit, the government had raised Nu 17.8 billion (B) from the issuance of bonds in less than three years.
Source:Kuensel2023-5-11738 -
NC elects Sangay Dorji as its chairperson
The first sitting of the fourth National Council (NC) yesterday elected the Member of Parliament from Chukha, Sangay Dorji, as its Chairperson and Dago Tsheringla from Haa as Deputy Chairperson.
Source:Kuensel2023-5-111178 -
JS body recommends technology support for quick handling fire disaster
The Parliamentary Standing Committee on the Ministry of Disaster Management and Relief on Thursday recommended providing technology support to the Fire Service and Civil Defense for facing fire incident quickly and succe…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-5-11798 -
Minor girl raped by madrasa teacher in Jamalpur
An 8-year-old girl was reportedly raped by a madrasa teacher at Kolamaloncha in Melandah upazila on Wednesday afternoon.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-5-11664 -
Final preparations underway to begin RLT ferry service in Huvadhoo Atoll
Maldives Transport and Contracting Company (MTCC) has commenced final preparations to launch high-speed ferry services in Huvadhoo Atoll under Raajje Transport Link (RTL).
Source:SunOnline International2023-5-111509 -
United Nations urges all parties to refrain from violence after Imran Khan's Arrest
In a statement for Pakistan, UN Secretary General António Guterres appealed to all parties to respect the right to peaceful assembly, according to Farhan Haq, deputy spokesperson for the Secretary-General.
Source:The News International2023-5-11816 -
HRW slams 'excessive' use of force, social media restriction amid Imran Khan protests
The Human Rights Watch on Thursday called out the "excessive" use of force against the individuals protesting the arrest of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan, and for the suspension of mobile, internet s…
Source:The News International2023-5-111159 -
Hiyaa flats’ monthly rent slashed to MVR 5,300 for seven years
The government has officially announced their decision to slash the monthly rent of Hiyaa flats, developed in Hulhumale’ Phase II, to MVR 5,300 for a period of seven years.
Source:SunOnline International2023-5-11762 -
Kathmandu, working to give a new face in 3 months
Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) has been working on the management of unwanted and haphazardly placed wires of Kathmandu City in coordination with Nepal Telecommunication Authority (NTA) and Internet Service Provider (…
Source:SATV2023-5-111508 -
Maldives and Serbia sign air services deal; agree to boost trade
Maldives and Serbia signed five key agreements on Tuesday, including an air services agreement.The agreements were signed on behalf of the Maldivian government by Foreign Minister Abdulla Shahid, who is on an official vi…
Source:SunOnline International2023-5-101229 -
Mariya travels to Cape Town to attend Africa Women Summit
Maldivian Defense Minister Mariya Ahmed Didi has departed to Cape Town, South Africa to attend the Africa Women Summit 2023.
Source:SunOnline International2023-5-101189 -
Gang-violence suspect Faih jailed pending trial’s end
Gang violence suspect Ibrahim Faih Nizam, who surrendered to police amid a two-month manhunt for him, has been jailed pending the outcome of his trial by the Criminal Court on Tuesday.
Source:SunOnline International2023-5-101002 -
Sramik League leader among 8 arrested over Chittagong double murder
The police in multiple drives arrested eight people including a Sramik League leader in Chittagong and Cox's Bazar in connection with Monday's double murder in the port city's Pahartoli area.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-5-10720 -
Dhaka air fourth most polluted in world for second consecutive day
With an air quality index (AQI) score of 158 on Wednesday morning, Dhaka ranked fourth on the list of cities worldwide with the worst air quality for the second consecutive day.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-5-10973 -
Will FBISE exams take place today?
After the arrest of former Prime Minister Imran Khan, violent protests erupted, leading to the cancellation of the Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (FBISE) examinations scheduled for May 10.
Source:The News International2023-5-10655 -
Tobacco import trebles in 2022
Bhutan imported tobacco and tobacco products worth Nu 1.59 billion (B) in 2022, three times more than the import figure for 2021.
Source:Kuensel2023-5-10975 -
Livestock sector threatened by emerging disease outbreaks
Experts from South Asian countries are charting out a plan to prevent and control Transboundary Animal Diseases (TADs) to reduce their impacts on livestock and livelihoods of farmers in the region.
Source:Kuensel2023-5-10813 -
Former Home Minister Bal Krishna Khand Arrested Today Morning in Fake Bhutanese Refugee Scam
Nepali Congress leader and former Home Minister Bal Krishna Khand has been arrested in connection with the fake Bhutanese refugee scam on Wednesday and is being detained in Teku Police station.
Source:SATV2023-5-101289 -
Constitutional Council recommends Hari Krishna Karki for Chief Justice
The Constitutional Council on Monday has recommended acting Chief Justice Hari Krishna Karki for the post of Chief Justice (CJ).
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-5-91175 -
Government will do utmost for improvement of education sector: PM Dahal
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal has said that the government will leave no stone unturned for reforms in the country's education sector.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-5-9884 -
Dr Karki questions Arzu Deuba: How is gender linked to corruption?
Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) lawmaker Dr Tosima Karki has accused big political parties of protecting the culprits of the fake Bhutanese refugee scam.
Source:myRepublica2023-5-9903 -
Sri Lankan scouts attending coronation ceremony of King Charles 111 meet president
The participation of the Sri Lankan Scouts at the Coronation Ceremony and meeting with the President was coordinated by Chief Commissioner Attorney-at-Law Janaprith Fernando
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-5-9869 -
President: The hard work of artists is what makes a nation
Modern thinking coupled with the hard work of skilled artists is what makes a nation, states President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih.
Source:SunOnline International2023-5-9593 -
Maldivian FM Shahid embarks on official visit to Serbia
Maldivian Foreign Minister Abdulla Shahid has arrived in Serbia on an official visit.
Source:SunOnline International2023-5-9807 -
Shahriar Alam thanks Saudi govt for helping evacuate 136 Bangladeshis
State Minister for Foreign Affairs Md Shahriar Alam has expressed his gratitude to the government of Saudi Arabia for initially helping to bring back 136 Bangladeshis from crisis-hit Sudan.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-5-9746 -
PM Hasina returns home, ending 15-day foreign visit
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Tuesday returned to Dhaka from London, wrapping up her 15-day foreign visit to Japan, US and UK.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-5-91009 -
Pakistan 118th in 141 states in mobile internet speed
Free internet in Pakistan remains a distant dream as the country continues to limit access to content, turn a blind eye to violations of user rights, and create obstacles to internet access.
Source:The News International2023-5-9962 -
ECB makes stringent rules for elected representatives
The Election Commission of Bhutan (ECB) has imposed strict rules on candidates for elective office who resign without reasonable necessity before their term is completed.
Source:Kuensel2023-5-8966 -
Their Majesties attend King Charles III’s coronation
His Majesty The King and Her Majesty The Gyaltsuen attended the Coronation of His Majesty King Charles III and Queen Camilla of the United Kingdom, in London on May 6 morning.
Source:Kuensel2023-5-8755 -
National debt rises by Nu 19.72B in over a year
The country’s national debt grew to a record Nu 267.4 billion (B) by the end of March this year. It saw an increase of Nu 19.72B or about 8 percent over the last one year.
Source:Kuensel2023-5-8979 -
In Pictures: Kathmandu metropolis starts removing haphazardly placed internet, cable TV wire from city areas
The haphazardly placed wires within the Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) are being removed on Monday jointly by the KMC, the Nepal Telecommunication Authority (NTA) and various internet service provider companies.
Source:myRepublica2023-5-81424 -
Indian troops kill 2 rebels in Kashmir in ongoing operations
Indian soldiers killed two suspected militants in ongoing counterinsurgency operations in Kashmir on Saturday, officials said, a day after rebels fighting against Indian rule killed five soldiers in the disputed Himalaya…
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-5-81043 -
Fake Bhutanese refugee scam dominates discussion on first day of Budget session
Lawmakers representing ruling parties and the main opposition party CPN-UML exchanged barbs in the House of Representatives over the fake Bhutanese refugees scam.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-5-8869 -
When a Member of Parliament Started Undressing in Parliament Meeting
After Amresh Kumar Singh, a member of the House of Representatives, protested in the Parliament by opening his clothes, Speaker Devraj Ghimire has warned him to keep his words with civility.
Source:SATV2023-5-8778 -
MTCC completes Kinolhas harbor project
Maldives Transport and Contracting Company (MTCC) has completed the project to develop the harbor of R. Kinolhas.
Source:SunOnline International2023-5-8786 -
Maldives reaffirms commitment to protecting rights of Bangladeshi workers
Vice President Faisal Naseem has reaffirmed the commitment of the Maldivian administration to the protection of the rights of Bangladeshi workers in the country.
Source:SunOnline International2023-5-81275 -
Members leave MRM over ‘anti-government stand’
Nearly a dozen Maldives Reform Movement (MRM) members serving positions within Ibrahim Mohamed Solih’s administration left the party on Sunday, pledging their support for his re-election.
Source:SunOnline International2023-5-8819 -
Enviromentalists protest tree felling in Dhaka’s Dhanmondi
Green Voice, a nov-governmental organization (NGO), on Sunday afternoon organized a program to protest against indiscriminate cutting down of trees at Dhanmondi's Sat Masjid Road area.
Source:The News International2023-5-8765 -
4 expatriates sued over derogatory remarks on PM Hasina, Sajeeb Wazed Joy
A case has been filed against four individuals, including Canadian and US expatriates, for making derogatory remarks on Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, her son Sajeeb Wazed Joy, Law Minister Anisul Huq, Dhaka South City Co…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-5-8732 -
135 Bangladeshis return home from crisis-hit Sudan
A total of 135 Bangladeshis have returned home from Sudan via Saudi Arabia from conflict-hit Sudan.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-5-8486 -
135 Bangladeshis to leave Port Sudan on Saudi military plane
A group of 135 Bangladeshi citizens, including women, children and their family members, are set to be evacuated from Port Sudan to Jeddah on a Saudi Arabian military plane amidst ongoing conflict in the region.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-5-7651 -
Government launches Naykap Gokab for innovators
Naykap Gokab is designed to be an inclusive platform that is accessible to everyone—from farmers to students, entrepreneurs to policymakers, and grassroots innovators to tech innovators.
Source:Kuensel2023-5-7903 -
Police take up where the judiciary left
Even as the Royal Monetary Authority (RMA) dismissed a complaint against what is known as “loan sharks,” the Royal Bhutan Police implicated two women and four men in similar cases where various levels of courts ruled i…
Source:Kuensel2023-5-7637 -
Suspect who broke out of Rasdhoo Police Station caught at sea
Hussain Shahbaaan, 25, Dhanbuge, AA. Himandhoo, a suspect jailed pending outcome of trial who broke out of AA. Rasdhoo Police Station, has been rearrested after getting caught swimming in the lagoon of a nearby island.
Source:SunOnline International2023-5-7824 -
Maldivian first couple attend reception hosted by King Charles III
The Maldivian first couple have attended a reception at the Buckingham Palace hosted by the British King Charles III and Queen-consort Camilla.
Source:SunOnline International2023-5-7608 -
Awami League govt also wants fair polls, PM Hasina tells Britain's foreign minister
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has said the Awami League (AL) government also wants free and fair elections in Bangladesh likewise the United Kingdom (UK) as its Foreign Minister James Cleverly along with his wife Susannah…
Source:The News International2023-5-7926 -
Litchi starts appearing in Rajshahi markets Prices are almost prohibitively high right now as supply is still low
With eight more days left before the start of the Bangla month Joishtho, also known as "Modhumash,” the juicy fruit litchi has started appearing at local markets, including those in Rajshahi city and its adjacent areas,…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-5-7638 -
RSP withdraws support to Dahal's govt
Rastriya Swatantra Party, which won two seats out of three in the recently concluded by-elections, today decided to withdraw support to the government led by Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-5-6653 -
'Expand self-managed abortion as women's right'
Chair of National Women Commission Kamala Parajuli said there was need to continue the Ministry of Health and Population's directive during the initial phase of COVID-19 pandemic facilitating self-managed abortion and te…
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-5-5913 -
Simrik air helicopter crashes in Sankhuwasabha, no casualties
A Simrik Air helicopter crashed in Siprung of Bhotkhola Rural Municipality, Sankhuwasabha district on Friday afternoon.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-5-5817 -
51 EVs charging stations will come online in the next one month: NEA
Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) is preparing to operate its 51 fast charging stations within the next one month.
Source:myRepublica2023-5-5921 -
Nepal being Buddha's birthplace is a pride for Nepalis: President
President Ramchandra Paudel has said it is a matter of pride for all Nepali people to note that Nepal is the birthplace of Gautam Buddha – who is respected as the apostle of global peace.
Source:myRepublica2023-5-51056 -
UML’s Oli objects to the arrest warrant against Rayamajhi
CPN-UML chair and former prime minister KP Sharma Oli on Thursday objected to the issuance of an arrest warrant against Top Bahadur Rayamajhi, his party’s secretary.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-5-51315 -
May 5, 1971: Pak military aide Razakar force formed
In support of the ruthless “Operation Searchlight” being carried out by the Pakistan military, the central leaders of the Peace Committee, including Jamaat chief Ghulam Azam, assured Governor and Marshall Law Administr…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-5-51232 -
Rohingya delegation goes to Myanmar’s Rakhine State to assess conditions for repatriation
A delegation of Rohingyas has gone to Rakhine State to check the conditions there before a possible repatriation process can start for the refugees who fled Myanmar and took refuge in Bangladesh.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-5-5757 -
Punakha ECCDs await approval for more than three years
More than years ago, Punakha dzongkhag requested for deployment of facilitators at Punakha’s Early Childhood Care and Development Centres to the previous Ministry of Education.
Source:Kuensel2023-5-51292 -
Land prices shoot up in Sarpang
Price of land in Sarpang has risen significantly in the past two months. The surge is seen mainly within a 40-kilometer radius of Gelephu town along the Gelephu-Sarpang highway.
Source:Kuensel2023-5-51210 -
Crew rescued from capsized boat brought to Male’
The crew rescued from the cargo boat which capsized while en route to Vaavu Atoll from Male’ City earlier this morning has been transported to Male’ City by the coastguard.
Source:SunOnline International2023-5-5866 -
WAMCO MD suspended for allegedly influencing sexual misconduct probe
Waste Management Corporation Limited (WAMCO)’s Managing Director Yoosuf Siraj has been suspended.
Source:SunOnline International2023-5-51232 -
NA refers Justice Mazahar Naqvi ‘corruption’ issue to PAC
The National Assembly on Thursday referred the issue of corruption charges against Justice Mazahar Ali Akbar Naqvi to the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) for a special audit of his accounts and sources of income.
Source:The News International2023-5-5521 -
Deprived of timely care, Karnali mothers die untimely deaths
The lack of health institutions in close proximity and poor roads coupled with substandard services in local health facilities contributes to avoidable deaths of pregnant women and postpartum mothers in the province.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-5-4851 -
US appreciates PM Hasina's openness to engage international election monitors
Foreign Secretary Masud Bin Momen has shared the outline of Bangladesh's recently released Indo-Pacific outlook.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-5-4752 -
Met Office: Rain, thundershowers likely in Dhaka, Chittagong, Sylhet, other divisions
Day temperature may fall slightly and night temperature may remain nearly unchanged over the country
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-5-41150 -
Mango export from Rajshahi to Italy begins
Packaging works were already completed for sending the first consignment of mango to Italy from Bagha upazila of Rajshahi of the current season.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-5-42485 -
DTT declares three candidates from the east
Druk Thuendrel Tshogpa (DTT) introduced three more candidates from Lhuentse, Trashigang, and Trashiyangtse at its headquarters in Trashigang yesterday.
Source:Kuensel2023-5-41379 -
Govt. offers Nu 5B bond for public subscription
The government is offering a nine-year bond worth Nu 5 billion (B) for public subscriptions, making it the eighth bond-offering to the public in less than three years.
Source:Kuensel2023-5-4654 -
DHI and Bitdeer to jointly develop green digital asset mining operations in Bhutan
Druk Holding and Investments (DHI) announced yesterday a strategic partnership with Bitdeer Technologies Group, a world-leading, Nasdaq-listed technology for the cryptocurrency mining community
Source:Kuensel2023-5-4712 -
Coast Guard searches for missing cargo boat
Maldives National Defense Force (MNDF) Coast Guard are searching for a cargo boat reported missing after departing from Male’ City to V. Atoll.
Source:SunOnline International2023-5-41124 -
The Foreign Secretary of Nepal is leaving for Britain today to attend the coronation of King Charles III
Foreign Minister NP Saud is going to Britain today to participate in the coronation ceremony of British King Charles III. Minister Saud scheduled for Britain at 11 am.
Source:SATV2023-5-41359 -
Outrage over seeking of parliamentary proceedings record by apex court: Ex-PM wants NA to summon CJP
Former prime minister and Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PMLN) Senior Vice President Shahid Khaqan Abbasi on Wednesday said that the Chief Justice of Pakistan (CJP) Umar Ata Bandial should be summoned to parliament
Source:The News International2023-5-41069 -
FM Bilawal consults PDM, JI leaders ahead of India visit
Bilawal is set to leave for India later today to attend SCO meeting scheduled to be held in India between May 4, 5
Source:The News International2023-5-4839 -
Nepal keeps downgrading economic growth projection
The latest estimate is 1.86 percent, down from 4 percent during the first half and 8 percent at the start of the fiscal year.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-5-31180 -
No arrests yet in attack on MP Zareer
Police confirm they have yet to make any arrests in connection to the brutal attack on Mathiveri MP Hassan Zareer earlier this week.
Source:SunOnline International2023-5-3808 -
Maldives issues alert over cough syrup for kids
Maldives Food and Drug Authority (MFDA) has issued an alert over contaminated cough syrup for children.
Source:SunOnline International2023-5-31373 -
President scheduled for London trip to attend King Charles III’s coronation
Maldivian President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih is scheduled to travel to London to attend the coronation of the British King Charles III.
Source:SunOnline International2023-5-31195 -
Govt. considering incentives for tourists: PM
The government is planning to introduce incentives for tourists to visit the country, Prime Minister Dr Lotay Tshering said at a monthly meeting with the private sector last Friday.
Source:Kuensel2023-5-3741 -
Residents of Samtse town upset over delay in water supply project
Residents of Samtse town complain that the delay in the completion of a six-kilometre water supply project is posing risks to motorists and pedestrians.
Source:Kuensel2023-5-3914 -
Govt. launches new SOP on sharing information to media
With the implementation of a standard operating procedure (SOP), the government has increased the scrutiny of sharing public information with the media.
Source:Kuensel2023-5-31042 -
Press freedom is the first condition of democratic State: Minister Sharma
May 3 each year is observed as the World Press Freedom Day in commemoration of the Windhoek Declaration for the Development of a Free, Independent and Pluralistic Press issued in Windhoek in Namibia in 1991.
Source:The Rising Nepal2023-5-3668 -
Price of animal feed to be reduced; revised price to come into effect from mid-May
The price of animal feed will decrease from mid-May.
Source:myRepublica2023-5-3896 -
PM Dahal summons ruling coalition meeting for this afternoon
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal has summoned a meeting of the ruling coalition today.
Source:myRepublica2023-5-3863 -
Avalanche buries Yarsagumba pickers' tents in Byas Municipality of Darchula
An avalanche at Boling, Ward No 1 of Byas Rural Municipality in Darchula this afternoon buried tents where yarsa pickers were sheltering.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-5-3804 -
Doctor fees could go up for second time in two years
In February 2021 the Nepal Medical Association had almost doubled the fees.Health services at private centres are set to get more expensive from May 15.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-5-3808 -
Over 500 Bangladeshis arrive at Port Sudan from Khartoum
Sudan evacuees will return home within 72 hours of arriving in Saudi Arabia, Bangladesh ambassador assures Saudi authorities
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-5-3811 -
Official: BNP-Jamaat protesters in US declined PM Hasina's invite to meet her
PM Hasina had said since they were demonstrating outside in the cold, let their representatives come in
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-5-3980 -
Prof Taher murder: No bar to execute 2 death row convicts
The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court has published its verdict that rejected an appeal filed by two convicts seeking a review of the judgment in the murder case of Prof Dr S Taher Ahmed of the geology and mining d…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-5-3545 -
Sri Lanka sees COVID spread again?
In the wake of an uptick in COVID-19 infections in the South-East Asian region, the Health Ministry in Sri Lanka urged the general public to abide by health precautions in the context of a slight increase in the number o…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-5-3989 -
Possibility of lowering electricity bill by about 25%: PUCSL Chairman
With the sharp declining in prices of fuel and coal in the world market, there is a possibility of reducing the electricity consumption charges this country by about 25%, Public Utilities Commission of Sri Lanka (PUCSL) …
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-5-3489 -
Sun Siyam Resorts celebrates 33rd anniversary with blood drive
Sun Siyam Resorts launched a blood drive on Tuesday, in celebration of its 33rd anniversary.
Source:SunOnline International2023-5-31317 -
LHC directs Imran to join probe in all cases
The Lahore High Court on Tuesday directed Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chief Imran Khan to join the investigation in all the 121 cases registered against him.
Source:The News International2023-5-31254 -
Battle for records of proceedings in NA, apex court: SC, parliament embroiled in tit-for-tat row
CJP says politicians want favourable decisions, not justice; seeks record of parliamentary proceedings on SC bill
Source:The News International2023-5-31288 -
Govt, PTI agree on same-day elections but fail to decide date
The third round of negotiations between the ruling alliance and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf ended on Tuesday night without a major breakthrough on the date for the same-day election.
Source:The News International2023-5-3292 -
Lamichhane submits reply to SC
Chair of Rastriya Swatantra Party Rabi Lamichhane today submitted a written reply to the Supreme Court in response to a case filed by Yubaraj Paudel 'Safal' saying that he did not commit passport offence as claimed by th…
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-5-2777 -
Budget cuts in maternal health carry serious risks, experts warn
Expansion of the maternal death surveillance programme in 12 districts is an initiative the Ministry of Health and Population plans to carry out in the next fiscal year.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-5-2818 -
Dahal keen to rope in RSP as coalition partners dither
All eyes are now on the Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) after it trounced the big political parties in two of the three constituencies in the recently-concluded bypolls.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-5-2796 -
Delhi News Live Updates: Gangster Tillu Tajpuriya killed by rival gang members inside Tihar Jail
Jailed gangster Sunil Maan alias Tillu Tajpuriya was beaten to death by rival gang members inside Delhi’s Tihar Jail Tuesday morning, police said.
Source:The Indian Express2023-5-22292 -
Supreme Court: Can grant divorce on irretrievable breakdown, waive 6-month wait period
Under Article 142(1), the Supreme Court may pass decrees or orders “as is necessary for doing complete justice in any cause or matter pending before it”.
Source:The Indian Express2023-5-21039 -
PM Hasina presents painting on Padma Bridge to WB president
Visiting Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has presented a painting on Padma Multipurpose Bridge to the World Bank president David Malpass.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-5-2796 -
Metro rail incurred 10L loss over Sunday’s damaged window incident
The metro rail authorities incurred a loss of Tk10 lakh as a glass window of metro rail's coach was damaged after a stone was thrown at it on the way from Agargaon to Uttara North station.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-5-2772 -
Dhaka air again world’s most polluted Tuesday morning The city has long been grappling with air pollution issues
After May Day holiday on Monday, Dhaka's air quality index (AQI) was recorded at 175 at 9:20am on Tuesday, making it the most polluted in the world on the list.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-5-2957 -
STELCO denies bill hike without taking meter readings
State Electric Company Limited (STELCO) has denied rumors circulating alleging the company had hiked electricity bills for the month of April without taking meter readings from households.
Source:SunOnline International2023-5-2748 -
Jumper rescued from waters off Sinamale’ Bridge
A man who jumped off the Sinamale’ Bridge has been rescued, and taken to the hospital.
Source:SunOnline International2023-5-21404 -
Govt raised minimum wage to Rs25,000 because of inflation: PM
As the world marks Labour Day today (Monday), Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has highlighted the workers’ pivotal role in economic development in his message on the occasion.
Source:The News International2023-5-2506 -
Imran, Maryam cross swords over polls issue
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan and Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PMLN) Senior Vice President Maryam Nawaz clashed on Monday over general election issue.
Source:The News International2023-5-21206 -
Following Lahore, PTI President Elahi's Gujrat residence raided
Moonis Elahi, Chaudhry Parvez Elahi's son, says police did not have a search warrant to conduct raid
Source:The News International2023-5-2718 -
A Policy will be taken to Include 2 Percent of Workers in the Various Annual honors and Awards: Prime Minister Dahal
On the occasion of the International Labor Day, President Ramchandra Paudel expressed his belief that the working class will also benefit from the implementation of the constitutional provisions to build a democratic, so…
Source:SATV2023-5-11796 -
National Assembly Chairperson Timilsina off to Cambodia
National Assembly (NA) Chairperson Ganesh Prasad Timilsina left for Cambodia last night for an official visit.
Source:myRepublica2023-5-1806 -
Incumbent government will last for a full five-year term: PM Dahal
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal has expressed confidence that the Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) would join the government under his leadership.
Source:myRepublica2023-5-1934 -
NBA on war path over CJ appointment
Nepal Bar Association staged a sit-in on the premises of the Supreme Court today demanding immediate appointment of chief justice.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-5-11469 -
Nepal plunges into its first recession in six decades
Nepal plunged into its first recession in six decades as economic output continued to be weighed down by inflation and political instability.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-5-11046 -
Bandarban high schools in crisis as 93 teacher positions vacant
The education system in Bandarban district is in a dire crisis as 93 positions of teachers in secondary schools have been vacant for years.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-5-11043 -
Dhaka's air quality moderate Monday morning with few vehicles out on May Day
The capital city ranked 18th on the list of world cities with the worst air quality
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-5-1703 -
PM Hasina to attend Bangladesh-WB 50-year partnership program Monday
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is set to attend a program on Monday morning in Washington at the invitation of World Bank (WB) President David Malpass marking the 50-year partnership between Bangladesh and WB.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-5-1998 -
Face massive people’s struggle – Civil rights groups warn Govt.
Civil rights groups, Trade Unions and members of political parties gathering under one banner yesterday warned the government to face a massive people’s struggle
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-5-1694 -
Formal inquiries initiated over sexual advance allegation against ITN official
The Mass Media Ministry and the ITN have initiated formal inquiries into the allegations leveled by a popular female news caster of the government owned electronic media establishment against a senior official on the ins…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-5-11751 -
Health sector salary: Job allowance to increase every two years
National Pay Commission’s Chairman Mohamed Faizal, on Sunday night, said health sector workers’ job allowance is subject to increase every two years with the new pay hike for health sector workers.
Source:SunOnline International2023-5-1735 -
Education Ministry: Teacher shortage at GA. Atoll Education Centre resolved
Education Ministry, on Sunday, stated that the teacher shortage faced at Gaafu Alifu Atoll Education Centre has now been resolved.
Source:SunOnline International2023-5-11277 -
Health sector pay hike only applicable to local workers
National Pay Commission’s Chairman Mohamed Faizal, on Sunday night, stated that the pay hike for health sector workers will only be applicable to locals.
Source:SunOnline International2023-5-1972 -
MNP delays presentation of presidential ticket to Nazim
Maldives National Party (MNP) has delayed the presentation of its presidential ticket to the party’s presidential candidate and leader Colonel (Retired) Mohamed Nazim.
Source:SunOnline International2023-5-1743 -
President returns accountability bill to parliament
Bill granting more powers to the NAB chief had been passed by Senate and sent to the president for approval
Source:The News International2023-5-1577 -
Labour Day: Govt committed to ensuring well-being of labourers, says PM Shehbaz
The world is marking Labour Day today (Monday) to express solidarity and honour the rights of the labour class.
Source:The News International2023-5-1830 -
Gas leak kills 11 in India
A gas leak killed 11 people in India on Sunday, an official said, in the latest deadly industrial accident in the vast developing economy of 1.4 billion people.
Source:The News International2023-5-11058 -
Nine people killed in nine months due to wild animal attacks
Nine people have died due to attacks by wild animals till mid-April of the current financial year.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-4-301313 -
Tea of Ilam sold at Rs 10,000 per Kg through auction
With the beginning of the tea picking season, foreign tea merchants have started coming to Ilam. Tea connoisseurs and tea traders from third countries come to Ilam to taste and see the quality of tea.
Source:myRepublica2023-4-301017 -
I have no involvement in canceling the procedure: IT expert Rayamajhi
Prakash Rayamajhi, Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal's IT expert, has objected to the news report that the PM Dahal's IT expert's company has been asked to facilitate the verification of the collected details after the N…
Source:myRepublica2023-4-301423 -
China to release Rs80 billion pledged to Nepal since 2008
he funds from the northern neighbour will be used for infrastructure development in Nepal, according to officials.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-4-30894 -
Rain likely in Dhaka, 7 other divisions, met office says
The Bangladesh Meteorological Department (BMD) has predicted rain or thundershowers in all eight divisions of the country in the next 24 hours.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-4-30840 -
Lightning strikes kill 3 in Pabna
Three people died after being struck by lightning in different areas of Pabna on Saturday.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-4-30946 -
Khaleda Zia’s condition stable, family and physicians say
BNP chief Khaleda Zia's condition is stable, according to her family and doctors at Evercare Hospital.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-4-30585 -
MMWM distributed over 13,000 iftar packs to migrants during Ramadan
Mission for Migrant Workers Maldives (MMWM), a local non-profit organization, in partnership with Dhiraagu and The Space, distributed 13,130 iftar meal packs to migrant workers in Maldives during Ramadan.
Source:SunOnline International2023-4-30850 -
Medical interns to receive allowance
President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih has announced the decision to pay an allowance to medical interns – in a first in Maldives.
Source:SunOnline International2023-4-30761 -
Maldives hikes health workers’ pay
Maldives has implemented a major hike in the pay of health workers, ahead of Labor Day.
Source:SunOnline International2023-4-301166 -
Investments in digital assets, part of diverse national and international investment portfolio: DHI
The Druk Holding and Investments (DHI) in a statement to the media said that it has invested in diversified future-looking investments in local and global assets including digital asset (mostly Bitcoin) mining and invest…
Source:Kuensel2023-4-30925 -
Punjab caretaker CM regrets police storming into Shujaat's house in bid to arrest Elahi
Punjab caretaker Chief Minister Mohsin Naqvi has expressed regret over police storming into Pakistan Muslim League Quaid (PML-Q) President Chaudhry Shujaat Hussain's house in a bid to arrest former party leader Chaudhry …
Source:The News International2023-4-30865 -
Bhutan to Join WTO
The government has approved the country’s accession to the World Trade Organisation (WTO). The decision was announced by Minister of Industry, Commerce and Employment, Karma Dorji.
Source:Kuensel2023-4-291138 -
Saudi Arabia, Iran to reopen embassies 'within days'
Saudi Arabia and Iran will reopen embassies in each other's capitals "within days," Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian has said in a sign of warming relations after the two countries closed their missions s…
Source:SunOnline International2023-4-29549 -
When Nepal gifted spinach to China
For lovers of Chinese cuisine, whether it’s the Sichuan hotpot or Lanzhou noodles, spinach is an integral part of most dishes.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-4-29942 -
Mission Parvez Elahi failed; 27 arrested in late-night raid at PTI president’s residence
The Punjab Police Friday raided the residence of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) President Parvez Elahi to arrest him. The PTI has strongly criticised the police's actions, voicing concerns regarding arrests of its worker…
Source:The News International2023-4-29930 -
11.1.9 Clause, a solution to vehicles manufactured or assembled in Nepal
It haS been five years since Nepal had been capable of producing its own bike. Finally, Nepal's government has added a law that gives access to registration of home vehicle production as well.
Source:SATV2023-4-282440 -
Health centre in Baglung’s Ramuwa village launches birthing services
As an urban health centre with birthing services has come into operation in Ramuwa village, Galkot Municipality has achieved the final milestone in achieving a child-friendly status.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-4-281057 -
Gandaki and Lumbini get new chief ministers
More than a month after a change in the ruling coalition ahead of the presidential elections, the CPN-UML has lost power in two provinces, resulting in the appointment of new chief ministers on Thursday.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-4-281004 -
Rain coupled with thunder likely today
With the impacts of the westerly wind in the country, there is probability of partial to general rainfall in the hilly belt of Koshi, Gandaki, Karnali and Sudurpaschim provinces.
Source:myRepublica2023-4-28699 -
Preparation for regular flight of NAC from Gulmi
Nepal Airlines Corporation (NAC) conducted a test flight at Resunga Airport in Resunga Municipality of Gulmi on Friday. With this, regular flights are expected to start from here.
Source:myRepublica2023-4-282908 -
Govt plans to build 1,000 primary schools in char areas
Work to establish primary schools in 20 chars is already underway, state minister for primary and mass education says
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-4-281183 -
Despite rain, Dhaka air quality unhealthy on Friday morning
Dhaka's air quality has continued to be in the unhealthy zone this morning despite Thursday's nor'wester and rain.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-4-281203 -
IUB Founder President Dr A Majeed Khan dies
In 2013, IUB named him President Emeritus to recognize his role in higher education development and pioneering the idea of private sector tertiary education in Bangladesh
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-4-282731 -
Migrant worker arrested in Thoddoo stabbing
The arrestee has been identified as a 22-year-old foreigner.
Source:SunOnline International2023-4-28994 -
Migrant worker stabbed in the neck in Thoddoo
A migrant worker has been stabbed in the neck in AA. Thoddoo. The victim – a Bangladeshi man – was stabbed sometime Wednesday night.
Source:Kuensel2023-4-281120 -
Govt. denies PPM’s claim on changing stand in border issue
The government has denied opposition Progressive of Maldives (PPM) statement on the ongoing dispute surrounding the delimitation of the maritime boundary of the Exclusive Economic Zones of the Maldives and the Chagos Arc…
Source:SunOnline International2023-4-281215 -
Anticlimactic end to apex court hearing: No directive or timeline for talks on Punjab polls, says CJP
The Supreme Court on Thursday asked the political parties to evolve consensus on the date for general elections in the supreme national interest and adhere to the Constitution, holding that its order of polls on May 14 w…
Source:The News International2023-4-28996 -
Govt-PTI icebreaking talks begin after PM takes trust vote in NA
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif Thursday secured the vote of confidence from the National Assembly with 180 votes cast in his favour by the MNAs belonging to Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PMLN), Pakistan Peoples Party (PP…
Source:The News International2023-4-28822 -
Govt prepares working procedure for providing Rs 200,000 each to “disqualified” Maoist combatants
The Home Ministry has prepared a working procedure for providing Rs 200,000 each to the then “disqualified" Maoist combatants.
Source:seto pati2023-4-27785 -
5 months after his Saptari defeat, Bara sends Upendra Yadav to Parliament
Upendra Yadav has won the battle—getting into the House of Representatives from Bara-2 by a margin of 5,081 votes. Yadav emerged victorious over his closest competitor Shiva Chandra Kushwaha of the Janamat Party, garne…
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-4-27958 -
Work underway to lay electric cables on main highway of Bharatpur
The work of undergrounding electric wires on the main highway of Bharatpur Metropolitan City, Chitwan, is underway.
Source:myRepublica2023-4-27858 -
Deadlock persists as PTI rejects Senate committee for talks on election
The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) on Thursday rejected the proposal sent by the Senate Chairman Sadiq Sanjrani on forming a 10-member special parliamentary committee to hold talks on elections.
Source:The News International2023-4-27536 -
Voting ongoing in Chittagong-8 constituency by-elections
Voting in the by-elections of Chittagong-8 constituency is going on as the seat became vacant after MP Moslem Uddin Ahmed died.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-4-27825 -
PM Hasina visits Japanese national museum of science
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Thursday visited Miraikan, the Japanese National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation, at Amoi, Koto-ku, in Japan.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-4-27941 -
Fisheries minister urges foreign importers to invest in Bangladesh
Fisheries and Livestock Minister SM Rezaul Karim has urged foreign importers and entrepreneurs to invest in the fisheries sector to import seafood from Bangladesh.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-4-27712 -
PDM has no consensus on election date: Qureshi
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Vice-Chairman Shah Mehmood Qureshi said Wednesday that his party was ready to talk to evolve a consensus on the election date but he alleged the government neither wanted elections nor a di…
Source:The News International2023-4-27613 -
‘Parliament’s privilege breached’: Speaker writes to CJP to convey lawmakers’ ire
National Assembly Speaker Raja Pervez Ashraf Wednesday wrote a letter to Chief Justice of Pakistan (CJP) Umar Ata Bandial to convey concerns and sentiments of parliamentarians on some recent decisions of the Supreme Cour…
Source:The News International2023-4-27902 -
Those with prior booking eligible for old SDF rate: MoICE Minister
The government will let tour operators bring in tourists at the old sustainable development fee (SDF) if they can prove that their bookings were confirmed before June 20, last year, applied for approval before mid-night …
Source:Kuensel2023-4-271327 -
All eyes on CJP-led bench hearing polls case in open court today
Amid speculations, the Supreme Court will Thursday (today) take up a petition seeking general elections to the national and provincial assemblies on the same date.
Source:The News International2023-4-27633 -
Lightening struck a ten year old to death
10-year-old boy died as lightning struck his home in Sanghu, Maivakhola Rural Municipality-4 on Wednesday. The child's father and mother are injured and undergoing treatment.
Source:SATV2023-4-271087 -
Current Election Results One After Another Proves Public Asks for Change
Rastriya Swatantrata Party(RSP) Chair Rabi Lamichhane who had won Chitwan-2 has won again breaking his own record from the same constituency and economist Swarnim Wagle, marked his win in Tanahu-1 from RSP.
Source:SATV2023-4-26898 -
PM meets allies today ahead of talks with PTI
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has called a big meeting of coalition partners on Wednesday (today) prior to negotiations with the PTI on the directions of the Supreme Court.
Source:The News International2023-4-26551 -
10 years of Rana Plaza tragedy: Victims remembered with heartfelt tributes
As the Rana Plaza tragedy in Savar completes 10 years, family members and workers, along with representatives from various organizations, have paid their respects by laying flowers at the memorial near Rana Plaza at the …
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-4-24974 -
X-press Pearl compensation :Experts smell a rat as Lankan authorities place hopes on Singapore
Four years after the MV X-Press Pearl container ship caught fire in Sri Lankan waters, local authorities continue to take a snail-paced approach to file a compensation claim.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-4-24733 -
Govt. disclaims any association with Yung Drung Companies
The government disclaimed any association with Druk Yung Drung companies, an associate of the companies, and any purported Special Economic Zone (SEZ) projects associated with them, according to a press release from the …
Source:Kuensel2023-4-242231 -
His Majesty returns from tour of the south
His Majesty The King arrived in Thimphu yesterday evening after concluding a weeklong Royal tour of the southern dzongkhags.
Source:Kuensel2023-4-24787 -
Food items top imports in March
Food items were the most imported category during the month of March, according to Maldives Customs Service.
Source:SunOnline International2023-4-24514 -
Two arrested for sexual abuse of pre-teen girl
Two people have been arrested from southern Maldives for the sexual abuse of an 11-year-old girl.
Source:SunOnline International2023-4-241133 -
Gen Bajwa advised me to dissolve assemblies: Imran Khan
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan disclosed that he dissolved the provincial assemblies of Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) after the former army chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa advised him to do.
Source:The News International2023-4-24675 -
Mafaz, acquitted in Nadheem’s murder, re-arrested
One of the men acquitted in the 2017 murder of Nadheem Abdul Raheem (Nadey), has been re-arrested for assault.
Source:SunOnline International2023-4-23875 -
Indian police arrest Sikh separatist leader after long hunt
Indian police on Sunday arrested a separatist leader who has revived calls for an independent Sikh homeland and the secession of India’s northern Punjab state, which has a history of violent insurgency.
Source:SunOnline International2023-4-231123 -
Voting suspends at a polling center in Chitwan 2
The voting process under the by-election has been suspended at a polling center in Chitwan electoral constituency no 2.
Source:NepalNews2023-4-23908 -
PTI to kick off election campaign for Punjab polls tomorrow
297 candidates for the elections after PTI Chairman Imran Khan interviewed all party candidates
Source:The News International2023-4-231046 -
Prime Minister's Wishes for successful 74 Years Long Foundation of Communist Party of Nepal
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal forwards his best wishes on the occasion of Lenin's birth anniversary and party foundation day today on 22nd of April.
Source:SATV2023-4-221326 -
Conspiracies being hatched to entrust Smart Telecom to Ncell
The license revocation process of Smart Telecom, initiated by the Nepal Telecommunication Authority, has been stalled for some time.
Source:myRepublica2023-4-222148 -
FNCCI against keeping private sector under CIAA
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal has assured office bearers of Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industries that he does not favour making laws to control or adversely impact the private sector.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-4-221217 -
Dahal and Oli meet, but no agreement yet on chief justice
After the failure of the Constitutional Council in nominating a candidate for chief justice, Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal on Friday had a meeting with CPN-UML chair KP Sharma Oli to discuss nominations and endorseme…
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-4-22736 -
Teachers miss out on Chaitra pension as pay for ex-combatants gets priority
The government failed to pay pensions for Chaitra (mid March-mid April) to around 18,000 retired teachers of the government-run schools. This at a time when it has announced a Rs200,000 per head payout to all disqualifie…
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-4-22826 -
President Hamid offers last Eid prayers as head of state
President Md Abdul Hamid offered his Eid-ul-Fitr prayers along with hundreds of Muslims from all walks of life at the National Eidgah in Dhaka on Saturday morning.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-4-221181 -
Hundreds of thousands attend Eid prayers at Sholakia
The largest Eid congregation in the country was held at 10am Saturday morning at the Sholakia Eidgah in Kishoreganj.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-4-22646 -
SL’s rice output projected to recover to pre-fertiliser ban levels next year
Sri Lanka’s rice output is on track to fully recover to the pre-fertiliser import ban levels next year, as the farmers regain access to imported chemical fertilisers with the approval of the International Monetary Fund …
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-4-22709 -
Chukha goes for incumbent
Chukha’s NC incumbent Sangay Dorji from Bongo Gewog, Chukha was re-elected yesterday securing about 52.4 percent of the total votes.
Source:Kuensel2023-4-22734 -
Mangdueps chose principal over the teacher
Rinzin Namgyal, a former principal, has been elected as the National Council (NC) candidate for Trongsa.
Source:Kuensel2023-4-221286 -
Dagana voters want crop compensation
As an agrarian society, the annual average household income from agriculture in Dagana is Nu 73,040. Every year, they lose a major chunk of their produce to wildlife depredation and natural disasters.
Source:Kuensel2023-4-22698 -
Why Thimphu voters went for new candidate?
Leki Tshering worked hard to gain the NC seat from Thimphu. He kept in touch with the voters and identified himself with the commons. And he won the 2023 NC elections.
Source:Kuensel2023-4-221152 -
Recalled judgment copy rustles SC verdict on Nubri case
A recent Supreme Court (SC) judgment has left many in the legal field talking when it recalled a judgment copy issued to one of the four defendants citing clerical mistakes.
Source:Kuensel2023-4-22808 -
Shamal: Collaborating with foreign militaries to improve competency
Chief of Defense Force Major General Abdulla Shamal, on Friday, attributed the main reason behind collaborations with foreign militaries to increasing the competency of Maldivian armed forces.
Source:SunOnline International2023-4-221061 -
Yameen’s eid greeting from prison: Stand tall against violence
Opposition leader, former president Abdulla Yameen has extended Eid al-Fitr greetings to Maldivian citizens advising them to stand tall against political influence and violence.
Source:The News International2023-4-22449 -
PML-N, PTI hold talks on polls date, claims PPP
In a major development, the ruling parties reached out to the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) after the Supreme Court gave the country’s main political parties a week to develop a consensus on the date for elections, con…
Source:The News International2023-4-22879 -
NA secretariat notifies law curtailing CJP’s powers
The National Assembly Secretariat Friday notified the “Supreme Court Practice and Procedure Bill 2023” as an act of parliament curtailing the suo motu powers of chief justice of Pakistan.
Source:The News International2023-4-221799 -
Pakistanis celebrate Eid with prayers for coming out of crises
Prayers for overcoming the prevailing political and economic crises — persistent since last year — were heard Saturday as the resilient nation marked this year's Eid ul Fitr.
Source:The News International2023-4-22651 -
Locals threaten KMC with disruption in dumping of garbage in Banchare Danda landfill site if demands not met within 15 days
Two local governments have warned that if the agreement reached with the people of Banchare Danda is not implemented, they will not allow the dumping of Kathmandu’s garbage in the Banchare Danda landfill site after 15 d…
Source:myRepublica2023-4-211246 -
Shah-Singha Durbar spat sign of bigger waste problem
It’s been nearly two weeks since the Kathmandu Metropolitan City stopped collecting garbage from Singha Durbar and other VIP addresses such as the Office of the President at Sheetal Niwas and prime minister’s residence…
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-4-21794 -
Lack of containment measures fuels Covid spread in community
By ignoring safety protocol, people are putting health of elderly and those without immunity at risk, doctors warn.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-4-211167 -
7km gridlock on Dhaka-Tangail highway
Several vehicles breaking down on Bangabandhu Bridge also added to traffic woes
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-4-211273 -
15,000 motorcycles cross Padma Bridge in 26 hours amid Eid rush
On the third day of the Eid-ul-Fitr holidays, nearly 15,000 motorcycles crossed the Padma Bridge by paying tolls in 26 hours from 6am on Thursday to 8:30am on Friday.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-4-21869 -
Tea exports down 22% in March, 15% in first quarter
Sri Lanka’s tea exports dipped 22 percent year-on-year (YoY) to 17.97 MnKgs in March continuing the declining trend seen in both tea production and exports in recent times, the data released by Forbes & Walker Tea Broke…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-4-21878 -
Case claiming two incumbent presidents rejected again
The constitutional case submitted by the opposition PPM-PNC coalition to the Supreme Court claiming two incumbent presidents have been rejected by the court again.
Source:SunOnline International2023-4-21792 -
MNDF commence vessel check for Eid
Maldives National Defense Force’s (MNDF) Coastguard kicked off a special operation to check vessels for Eid al Fitr holidays.
Source:SunOnline International2023-4-21870 -
President urges to retain spirituality after Ramadan in Eid address
President urges to retain spirituality after Ramadan in Eid address
Source:SunOnline International2023-4-211175 -
Bill curbing CJP powers now a law, says minister
The law paves way for the establishment of a panel of three senior-most judges of the Supreme Court, said Tarar
Source:The News International2023-4-211006 -
Govt, PTI in talks on election date, SC told
The Supreme Court on Thursday ruled that its judgment passed on April 4, fixing May 14 as the date for holding elections to the Punjab Assembly, was in the field and binding on all judicial and executive authorities in t…
Source:The News International2023-4-211186 -
Bangabazar traders express relief at PM’s Eid gift
The fire-affected treaders of Bangabazar are running their businesses in makeshift stalls under the scorching sun in an effort to turn around before the Eid-ul-Fitr when the clothing businesses usually see huge sales.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-4-19904 -
Who is Sadia Ahmed Natasha, the pilot whose licence CAAB suspended?
The recent suspension of a Biman Bangladesh Airlines pilot's licence and her foreign travel has generated significant buzz, especially following a February report by Dhaka Tribune highlighting serious irregularities in t…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-4-194221 -
Phuentsholing welcomes the new move
Around 89 casual people visited Phuentsholing on the first day after the government waived the Sustainable Development Fee (SDF) of Nu 1,200 starting from April 14.
Source:Kuensel2023-4-191073 -
Nation gears for fourth NC Poll Day
Voters across Bhutan will decide the fate of the 89 National Council candidates in 20 dzongkhags tomorrow.
Source:Kuensel2023-4-191059 -
His Majesty on Royal Tour
His Majesty The King arrived in Phuentsholing from Samdrupjongkhar yesterday evening. While in Samdrupjongkhar, His Majesty granted audience to the 57th batch of de-suung training programme in Dewathang and dzongkhag sec…
Source:Kuensel2023-4-19884 -
MVR 1.2 million incurred to rebrand HDC to Urabanco
VR 1.2 million has been incurred so far to rebrand Housing Development Corporation (HDC) to Urbanco, as per the company.
Source:SunOnline International2023-4-19976 -
'Getting impossible to hold polls on May 14,' ECP tells SC
The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) said Tuesday the conduct of polls on May 14 was getting impossible due to the non-provision of funds and forces for maintaining law and order.
Source:The News International2023-4-19664 -
How Imran Khan's quest for snap polls leading to political turmoil
The attempt by former prime minister Imran Khan to hold snap elections has escalated into a constitutional crisis in the country.
Source:The News International2023-4-19723 -
Government allows motorcycles on Padma Bridge
The government has allowed motorcycles to cross Padma Bridge from Thursday, ahead of the Eid-ul-Fitr holidays.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-4-18970 -
Satkhira, Manikganj prays for rain amid scorching heat
They asked for forgiveness from the almighty and prayed for rain to protect animals from extreme heat
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-4-181261 -
Health Ministry: Covid surge result of holiday travel
It is likely the current surge in Covid-19 cases in Maldives is a result of increased travel during the holidays, according to the Health Ministry.
Source:SunOnline International2023-4-18517 -
Nasheed requests to identify owner of ‘Hassan Kurusee’ twitter account
Parliament Speaker, former president Mohamed Nasheed has filed a case with Maldives Police Service requesting to identify the individual running the twitter account, ‘Hassan Kurusee’.
Source:SunOnline International2023-4-181497 -
Negligence leads to frequent sewer outflow in Thimphu
After working for two days continuously, thromde workers by late afternoon yesterday fixed the sewer line that burst in front of iBest Institute at Changzamtog on Saturday.
Source:Kuensel2023-4-18516 -
Officials prepare for poll day
As Bhutan prepares to head to the polls to elect the 20 National Council (NC) representatives on April 20, preparations are happening at dizzying speed, but with utmost care.
Source:Kuensel2023-4-18620 -
Covid-19: fifth dose to be administered soon
Ministry of Health will administer the fifth dose of Covid-19 vaccine for people aged 65 and above and those with comorbidities.
Source:Kuensel2023-4-18917 -
Judge threatening case: Islamabad court issues bailable arrest warrant for Imran Khan
A court in Islamabad on Tuesday issued bailable arrest warrants for Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairperson Imran Khan in the female judge threatening case.
Source:The News International2023-4-181162 -
Pakistan shares $3bn 'financing plan' with IMF
In a bid to unlock the much-awaited International Monetary Fund (IMF) programme, the government on Tuesday shared its plan with the lender for securing an additional $3 billion to bridge the financing gap, Geo News repor…
Source:The News International2023-4-18852 -
Nepal records 99 COVID-19 cases on Sunday
The national active Covid-19 caseload of Nepal has reached 377, on Sunday as 99 persons tested positive for the infection in past 24 hours.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-4-17627 -
Former Indian lawmaker, brother fatally shot live on TV
A former Indian lawmaker convicted of kidnapping and facing murder and assault charges was shot dead along with his brother in a dramatic attack that was caught live on TV in northern India, officials said Sunday.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-4-171283 -
Over Rs25 billion foreign aid spent in unproductive sectors: Auditor general
Development Cooperation Policy-2019 aims to utilise foreign aid in infrastructure and areas that contribute to sustainable development.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-4-17925 -
Jagadish Shettar, former Karnataka CM and six-time BJP MLA, joins Congress
Shettar is the second prominent Lingayat face to quit the BJP in recent days after former deputy chief minister Laxman Savadi, who was also denied a ticket, joined the Congress.
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Quader: BNP conspires sensing defeat in next polls
Awami League (AL) General Secretary and Road Transport and Bridges Minister Obaidul Quader on Monday said BNP has chosen the way of conspiracy sensing defeat in the next national parliament elections.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-4-171049 -
PM Hasina unveils 50 more model mosques across Bangladesh
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Monday inaugurated 50 more model mosques and Islamic cultural centres across the country in the fourth phase joining virtually from her official residence Ganabhaban.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-4-17553 -
Education and health professionals resigning is a concern: PM
An alarming trend of high attrition rates among health and education professionals in Bhutan has sparked concerns about the country’s ability to maintain essential services.
Source:Kuensel2023-4-17804 -
PCE increases slots for Cl XII arts graduates
The education ministry has announced 170 more government scholarships in the B.Ed Primary and B.Ed Dzongkha categories at Paro College of Education.
Source:Kuensel2023-4-17951 -
Local manufacturers see strong competition from traders
As the first phase of chain-linked fencing projects worth Nu 174 million (M) is being implemented in all 20 dzongkhags, local wire mesh manufacturers find themselves at the losing end.
Source:Kuensel2023-4-171247 -
CP assures Naeema’s killer will be found
The Commissioner of Police Mohamed Hameed on Sunday gave assurances that they will find those responsible behind the brutal murder of Naeema Moosa, 62, Annaarumaage, N. Manadhoo.
Source:SunOnline International2023-4-176982 -
Island Aviation: will restock jet-fuel at Maafaru Airport by tomorrow
The operator of Maafaru Airport - Island Aviation has revealed facing difficulties in getting jet-fuel, but assures will have from Monday onwards.
Source:SunOnline International2023-4-171291 -
Fawad asks President Alvi to approach SC against caretaker setups
PTI leader writes letter asking president to take action against interim govts' involvement in major policy decisions
Source:The News International2023-4-17945 -
Noor Jehan's ailing health sparks concerns about wildlife in Pakistan
Residing in captivity across zoos in the country, wildlife in Pakistan is suffering at the hands of human violence, incompetence and ill-trained caretakers
Source:The News International2023-4-171196 -
Salaha appointed Chief Internal Auditor
Fathimath Salaha has been appointed the Chief Internal Auditor in accordance with the Public Finance Act.
Source:SunOnline International2023-4-16813 -
Residents worried over lack of police presence as theft and robberies hike in Lhaimagu
Sh. Lhaimagu Council has reported an increase in theft and robberies on the island recently.
Source:SunOnline International2023-4-16707 -
What’s behind the decline in enrolment at Kathmandu University
122,000 got nod to study abroad in 2022. In 9 months this fiscal, 81,000 received permits.
2023-4-161281 -
Prime Minister Dahal’s India visit deferred until May
Railway, two-way trade, hydropower and Indian investment in Nepal are on the agenda of bilateral discussions.
2023-4-161058 -
Gazette issued on uniform admission test for all public universities
The UGC has been assigned to initiate this process as per a notification issued by the Secondary and Higher Education Division
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-4-161077 -
Manufacturing sector’s focus to boost GDP growth
The manufacturing sector is back in focus as the government plans to more than double its contribution to the gross domestic product by 2029.
Source:Kuensel2023-4-16831 -
MDP wins Guraidhoo Parliamentary seat
For the first time in 14 years, Maldivian Democratic Party has won the Parliament seat for Guraidhoo constituency.
Source:SunOnline International2023-4-16656 -
Tussle between Kathmandu mayor and Singha Durbar turns filthy
“Every day we used to collect five metric tons of solid waste from Singha Durbar. But we have stopped collecting garbage from there at Shah’s directive”,said Mitra Ghimire, managing director at Parivartan Sewa.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-4-121625 -
Never-ending woes of Khulna’s Munda women
Around 95% of these families living in a sorry state in Khulna’s Koyra are landless
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-4-12953 -
USAID and IREX announce launch of MoJo Lanka Academy
The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and The International Research and Exchanges Board (IREX) have announced the launch of Mojolanka.lk, a website celebrating mobile journalism in Sri Lanka, an…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-4-12882 -
Independence Day Programming Contest held at ULAB CSE Department
To celebrate the Independence Day of Bangladesh, the Department of CSE and ULAB Computer Programming Club (UCPC) organized the "Independence Day Programming Contest Spring 2023" on ULAB's permanent campus.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-4-12739 -
Pilot Sadia, accused of certificate forgery, says left Bangladesh due to illness
Sadia Ahmed, a suspended pilot of Biman Bangladesh Airline, has left Bangladesh after losing her licence on the accusation of certificate fraud amid ongoing investigations against her, claiming to be sick.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-4-121111 -
Husband acquitted in stabbing after wife claims blade got lodged in sleep
Criminal Court, on Tuesday, acquitted Indian man who allegedly stabbed his wife in the thigh at an apartment in Male’ City.
Source:The News International2023-4-12670 -
Fire at Addu waste dump site controlled after more than 12 hours
The fire which broke out at a waste dump site situated in Addu City’s Hithadhoo district on Monday has been brought under control.
Source:SunOnline International2023-4-12968 -
PM reviews free flour distribution in Faisalabad
On Tuesday, Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif arrived here to review arrangements for the distribution of free flour among deserving people.
Source:The News International2023-4-122550 -
Punjab elections: SC may issue order today on non-provision of Rs21bn funds
The Supreme Court is likely to issue an appropriate order today (Wednesday) over the non-implementation of its order passed on April 4, directing the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) to ensure holding of elections i…
Source:The News International2023-4-121291 -
IMF also cuts Pakistan’s GDP forecast to below 1pc
IMF forecast inflation, measured by CPI, would be recorded around 27.1% in FY23 and fall to 21.9% in FY24
Source:The News International2023-4-121340 -
An initiative for Kapilbastu to list in World heritage Site by Ambassador Chen Song
Chinese Ambassador to Nepal Chen Song has visited the ancient Tilaurakot of Kapilvastu. Tilaurakot is the palace of King Suddhodhana and the place where Buddha spent 29 years.
Source:SATV2023-4-111404 -
Entrepreneurs seek PM's intervention
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal has assured Pokharabased tourism entrepreneurs that he will soon lift the ban on land plotting as that was one reason behind the current liquidity crunch in the banks.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-4-111185 -
Top leaders agree to ensure transitional justice bill is just and acceptable for all
Top leaders of the three major political parties have agreed to ensure that the bills including transitional justice are just and acceptable for all sides.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-4-111124 -
World Startup Convention: The India start-up gala that exploded into a scandal
In March, hundreds of budding entrepreneurs descended on Noida, a suburb of India's capital Delhi, to attend a three-day convention that had dubbed itself the "world's biggest funding festival".
Source:BBC2023-4-111812 -
80 teen gangs running reckless in Dhaka
Between 2010 and 2021, there were 46 cases related to juvenile crimes in the capital, with one case currently in its final stages of the trial, according to DMP source
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-4-111130 -
Eid journey: BRTC to start special bus service from Friday
Bangladesh Road Transport Corporation (BRTC) is set to launch Eid special bus service on Friday to ensure smooth journey of the homebound passengers on the upcoming Eid-ul-Fitr.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-4-11919 -
BMD: No respite from heat wave in 7 days
Dhaka’s temperature has been recorded at 37.5 °C
2023-4-11788 -
Gulistan blast: Court fixes May 21 for report submission
A Dhaka court on Tuesday fixed May 21 for the submission of a probe report in a case filed in connection with 25 deaths in a blast at Gulistan Siddikbazar on March 7.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-4-11624 -
Samtse dzongkhag working on waste management
In an effort to tackle waste problems and human-wildlife conflicts (HWC), the growing social concerns in Samtse, the dzongkhag initiated zero waste mobile application, and vermi composting to reduce bio-degradable waste.
Source:Kuensel2023-4-111097 -
Governments work on reducing hassles for commuters on Indian Highways
Bhutanese drivers could expect better travelling experience on Indian highways once the measures to eliminate exploitation on toll fees materialise.
Source:Kuensel2023-4-11571 -
284 water sources in Dagana dried up or drying
A total of 281 water sources—271 are drying and 13 dried has already up, according to the water sources assessment carried out by the Watershed Management Division in December 2021.
Source:Kuensel2023-4-111471 -
Zikura International College opens applications for May 2023 intake
Zikura International College has opened applications for its May 2023 intake.
Source:SunOnline International2023-4-11638 -
Court rejects lawsuit seeking MDP primary re-election
The Civil Court has dismissed the lawsuit seeking to annul the results of the ruling Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) presidential primary.
Source:SunOnline International2023-4-11765 -
President: Sole focus on fulfilling pledges, not political turmoil
President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih states he had no interest in the political turmoil, and is solely focused in fulfilling his electoral pledges and enforcing his government’s manifesto.
Source:SunOnline International2023-4-11787 -
Funds not released for Punjab polls
The Supreme Court had ordered federal government to provide funds to ECP by April 10 for Punjab elections
Source:The News International2023-4-111055 -
Resolution passed to make Constitution compulsory part of curriculum
The Golden Jubilee Convention of the 1973 Constitution on Monday passed a resolution calling for the inclusion of the Constitution and democratic civic education as a compulsory part of the curriculum.
Source:XINHUA2023-4-111456 -
Dhading’s river resources being over-exploited
Exploitation of natural resources has become a new normal in Dhading, especially in the local rivers.
Source:The Rising Nepal2023-4-101399 -
Japanese Emperor Naruhito congratulates President Paudal
Japanese Emperor Naruhito has congratulated President Ramchandra Paudel on assuming his office as President of Nepal.
2023-4-10913 -
Kathmandu Mayor Balendra Shah defends move to halt garbage collection from Singha Durbar
Kathmandu Mayor Balendra Shah on Monday defended his move to halt waste collection from Singha Durbar, arguing that the decision was an outcome of neglect, irresponsibility and carelessness of the central government.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-4-10856 -
Squatters protest against attempts to demolish illegal structures
Tension ran high in Tinkune area throughout the day after squatters blocked the traffic by burning tyres.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-4-10812 -
22 BNP leaders, activists sued under Explosives Act in Khulna
On Saturday, BNP called a sit-in program in cities, thanas and upazilas across Bangladesh
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-4-10840 -
DNCC starts street beautifying project with awareness graffiti
The Moghbazar graffiti art will be formally unveiled by DNCC Mayor Md Atiqul Islam
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-4-10788 -
Supreme Court rules not to reinstate seven lecturers of CLCS
The Supreme Court (SC) recently overturned lower courts’ decision and upheld the decision of the College of Language and Culture Studies (CLCS) to not reinstate the seven lecturers involved in the sexual harassment of f…
Source:Kuensel2023-4-101048 -
Pvt. sector needs conducive environment for development: ADB
Years after identifying it as the engine of economic growth, Bhutan’s private sector is still struggling to grow with policies creating barriers, according to the Asian Development Outlook April 2023.
Source:Kuensel2023-4-10912 -
R. Maduvvari Council secretary general dies in accident
Aslam Abdulla, R. Maduvvari Council’s secretary general, died in an accident involving a pickup on Sunday.
Source:SunOnline International2023-4-101276 -
Drugs worth MVR 3 million concealed in cosmetics seized
The drugs were seized during a further search of cosmetics brought to the Maldives from the United Kingdom via courier on March 29th and March 31st; a search which was prompted by an indication of suspicious substances c…
Source:SunOnline International2023-4-10902 -
Security forces gun down two terrorists in Balochistan's Mach area
Terrorists were involved in targeting civilians and taking extortion from coal mine owners, says ISPR
Source:The News International2023-4-10743 -
CJP reaches out to dissenting judges
The Chief Justice of Pakistan (CJP), Umar Ata Bandial, has started consultations with his brother judges to end the division in the Supreme Court.
Source:The News International2023-4-10726 -
Indian rupee goes global: 18 countries agree to trade in INR
The Indian rupee is now going global as 18 countries have agreed to trade in the rupee.
Source:The News International2023-4-101334 -
Khand requests president to authenticate citizenship bill
Nepali Congress (NC) leader and former home minister Bal Krishna Khand has requested President Ram Chandra Poudel to authenticate the citizenship bill.
Source:myRepublica2023-4-9775 -
Two teenagers arrested for killing two minors in greed of gold
Two minor girls are found to have been killed in greed for gold. According to the District Police Office, East Rukum, two teenagers killed the two minor girls to rob them of their gold jewelry.
Source:myRepublica2023-4-9630 -
PM Dahal insists on collaboration for achieving SDGs
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal has underscored the need for collaboration across various sectors for securing Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-4-9849 -
Chopper crashes near Mt Dhaulagiri, no casualty reported
A Helicopter carrying expedition logistic crashed near Mt Dhaulagiri, officials said.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-4-9593 -
Government seeks $200 million from ADB to tide over revenue shortfall
The government has sought $200 million from the Asian Development Bank in budgetary support to finance the resource gap amid falling revenue collection in the current fiscal year 2022-23.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-4-9815 -
Indian opposition lawmakers rally against Modi government
The demonstrators carried big national flags and chanted slogans warning that India's democracy is in danger
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-4-91516 -
Top court stays bail of Rana Plaza owner in murder case
The High Court granted bail to Sohel Rana on Thursday
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-4-9960 -
Sagar-Runi murder: Probe report submission deferred for 97th time
A Dhaka court has extended till May 22 the deadline for submission of the probe report in a case filed over the killing of journalist couple Sagar Sarowar and Meherun Runi in February 2012.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-4-9885 -
BNP’s Rumeen Farhana accuses Chhatra League of attacking her car in Brahmanbaria
BNP International Affairs Secretary Barrister Rumeen Farhana has accused Chhatra League activists of launching an attack on her motorcade in Sarail upazila of Brahmanbaria.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-4-9892 -
AQI: Dhaka air quality still unhealthy
With an air quality index (AQI) score of 158 at 9:15am, Dhaka ranked ninth in the list of cities worldwide with the worst air quality.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-4-9862 -
Trashigang DT decided to auction free-ranging animals
During the recent dzongkhag tshogdu (DT), local leaders in Trashigang expressed concerns over the welfare of animals in the area.
Source:Kuensel2023-4-9581 -
Imports rise to Nu 118 billion
Bhutan’s import bill rose by about 32 percent to Nu 118.79 billion (B) in 2022 compared to the previous year. However, exports dropped by 2 percent.
Source:Kuensel2023-4-9972 -
Woman killed in Manadhoo to be buried Sat evening
The middle-aged woman from N. Manadhoo found killed in her home Friday is scheduled to be buried in the evening.
Source:SunOnline International2023-4-9796 -
Investment advice from unlicensed persons prohibited
Offering investment advice on social media and other mediums without gaining license from the Capital Market Development Authority (CMDA) is against the law, stressed the authority.
Source:SunOnline International2023-4-9798 -
Israeli military retaliates after rockets fired from Syria
The Israeli military said its forces attacked targets in Syria early Sunday after six rockets were launched from Syrian territory in two batches toward Israel in a rare attack from Israel’s northeastern neighbor.
Source:SunOnline International2023-4-9708 -
Punjab polls: ECP unlikely to get funds till 10th
The government sources said on Saturday that the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) is not likely to receive funds for the elections by April 10.
Source:The News International2023-4-9510 -
Gallup Pakistan Survey: No reduction in use of plastic bags despite ban
Despite a ban imposed on the use of plastic bags for their harmful effects on the environment, the majority of Pakistanis still see plastic bags ideal for carrying their daily-use items from the market.
Source:The News International2023-4-9758 -
Suspect hiding behind PM House wall apprehended
Sources say Islamabad CTD have arrested the suspect and have shifted him to an unknown location
Source:The News International2023-4-9862 -
Pakistan is IMF member, no beggar: Dar
Minister for Finance Ishaq Dar has said that Pakistan is not a beggar but a member of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank (WB) and no one can stop the country’s delegation from attending its meetings.
Source:The News International2023-4-9838 -
Bangabazar traders selling clothes from makeshift shops on the road
This has resulted in severe traffic congestion in the area, our correspondents report from the spot.
Source:The Daily Star2023-4-8577 -
‘Corruption begins to grow where there is dynasty politics’: PM Modi attacks Opposition parties in Hyderabad
The prime minister also attacked the K Chandrasekhar Rao-led Telangana government and said that projects were getting delayed due to “non-cooperation” from the state.
Source:The Indian Express2023-4-8754 -
Ranil to contest Presidential election, hints at poll early next year
President Ranil Wickremesinghe will contest the next Presidential Election and has hinted at a possible presidential poll to be held early next year, the Daily Mirror learns.
Source:Daily mirror online2023-4-8735 -
Police investigate nexus in land and money deal, four detained
Thimphu police are investigating a nexus of fraudulent practices involving illegal private money lending and land transactions between 2018 and 2021 and recently detained three men after a 34-year-old woman was arrested …
Source:Kuensel2023-4-8574 -
Woman killed in Manadhoo to be buried after Magrib
The funeral prayer will be held at Masjid Al-Rilwan.
Source:SunOnline International2023-4-8926 -
President Arif Alvi returns Supreme Court bill for 'reconsideration'
President Arif Alvi says Supreme Court (Practice and Procedure) Bill, 2023, was beyond parliament's jurisdiction
Source:The News International2023-4-8857 -
Madhav Nepal in favour of ‘equi-proximity’ with neighbours India and China
Former prime minister and CPN (Unified Socialist) chair Madhav Kumar Nepal said that the country should pursue “the policy of equi-proximity with India and China, not equi-distance as some people say.”
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-4-81197 -
Programme on securing land rights held
The programme on securing land rights of women and indigenous peoples in the face of climate change in South Asia has been completed.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-4-8688 -
Nepal records 99 COVID-19 cases on Friday
The national active Covid-19 caseload of Nepal has reached 373, on Friday as 99 persons tested positive for the infection in past 24 hours.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-4-81090 -
3 killed in Cox’s Bazar truck-autorickshaw collision
Three people were killed and two were critically injured in a head-on collision between a truck and a CNG-run autorickshaw in Cox's Bazar on Friday morning.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-4-7662 -
March workers’ remittances record sharp increase to US$ 568mn
Workers’ remittances to Sri Lanka crossed the US$ 500 million mark for the first time since April 2021, data released by the Central Bank last evening showed.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-4-7601 -
MRM accepts JP’s invitation for coalition talks
Maldives Reform Movement (MRM) on Thursday revealed that the party has accepted the invitation extended by Jumhoory Party (JP) to form coalition, and will be commencing discussions regarding it.
Source:SunOnline International2023-4-7935 -
MVR 1.3 mln collected as Fitr Zakat in first ten days
The Islamic Ministry has collected MVR 1.3 million in Fitr Zakat during the first ten days of Ramadan.
Source:AVAS2023-4-7691 -
5,000 coconut palms brought to tackle coconut shortage
Five thousand coconut palms have been brought to the Maldives to solve the problem of coconut shortage.
Source:AVAS2023-4-71847 -
Pilgrims from Al-Safa Group unable to travel to Saudi Arabia
An Umrah group from the Maldives has been left unable to travel to Saudi Arabia for their pilgrimage.
2023-4-7933 -
NA rejects SC’s ‘minority’ ruling on Punjab polls
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif convened a meeting of the National Security Committee (NSC) — the country’s top security body comprising civil and military leadership — to discuss the “ongoing situation”
Source:The News International2023-4-7692 -
Extension in election period beyond 90 days: Ready for one-time amendment, says PTI leader
Amid the rising political temperatures, the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Thursday again offered dialogue to the coalition government to finalise a date for the national elections.
Source:The News International2023-4-7669 -
Number of corona patients climbs up countrywide
On April 5, 2023, 49 were found positive with average positivity of 1.38%
Source:The News International2023-4-7915 -
Bangladesh reports 12 more dengue cases
So far, the DGHS has recorded 874 dengue cases, 841 recoveries, and nine deaths this year
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-4-6458 -
Momen due to leave for US Friday with trade and investment high on agenda
Foreign Minister AK Abdul Momen and US Secretary of State Antony J Blinken are scheduled to hold a bilateral meeting in the USA on April 10 to discuss ways to advance the Dhaka-Washington relations on key fronts.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-4-6819 -
Making the best of Ramadan in quake-hit northwestern Syria
It is the middle of Ramadan across the Muslim world, including in the rebel-held Idlib region of northwestern Syria, although the celebrations are muted there with markets quiet and food prices skyrocketing.
Source:Aljazeera2023-4-61067 -
X-Press Pearl Disaster More harmful biotoxins found around Dikowita and Sarakkuwa seas
Almost a year after the X-Press Pearl Disaster off the Sri Lankan sea, harmful biotoxins were found around Dikowita and Sarakkuwa seas, Sri Jayawardenepura University Animal Science Department Senior Professor Pathmalal …
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-4-6863 -
1,856 water sources drying up in Bhutan
Of the 7,399 water sources in the country, 0.9 percent (69) have dried up and 25.1 percent (1,856) are in the process of drying up. Climate change and forest degradation, experts say, are further accelerating the drying …
Source:Kuensel2023-4-61415 -
Chukha export tariff revised by 45 Chhetrum a unit
With the revision of the export tariff of the Chukha hydropower by Nu 0.45, the 336 MW Chukha hydropower project is estimated to earn an additional revenue of Nu 580 M annually.
Source:Kuensel2023-4-61541 -
Second suspect arrested in murder case
Wangdue police detained a man from Sephu on April 3 in the alleged murder investigation of a 34-year-old man whose body was found in a roadside drain early on February 9.
Source:Kuensel2023-4-6850 -
PO: Only pro-govt. officials allowed in political posts
Only political appointees who support President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih’s policies will be allowed to retain their posts while the rest will be dismissed, states the President’s Office spokesperson Miuvaan Mohamed.
Source:SunOnline International2023-4-6461 -
Transport Ministry loses appeal in freeze on vehicle registration cancellation
High Court has ruled to uphold an injunction issued by the Civil Court to suspend the cancellation of the registration of over 80 vehicles.
Source:SunOnline International2023-4-6512 -
Probe launched over cancelation of Safa Group's Umrah trip
Islamic Ministry has launched a probe into the case of last-minute cancelation of the trips of pilgrims set to depart to Saudi Arabia this morning for Umrah by Safa Hajj and Umrah Group citing non-receipt of visas.
Source:SunOnline International2023-4-6689 -
IHC CJ directs govt to give security to Imran Khan as per law
Islamabad High Court (IHC) Chief Justice Aamer Farooq on Thursday directed the government to provide Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan with security as per the law.
Source:The News International2023-4-6967 -
Imran Khan warns govt: Conduct polls as scheduled or face consequences
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan has called on the federal government to act upon the Supreme Court ruling for elections in Punjab. He also warned that if the polls are not conducted on schedule, there …
Source:The News International2023-4-63479 -
PM Shehbaz summons NSC meeting to deliberate on 'ongoing situation'
As the coalition government locks hock horns with the Supreme Court over the election verdict, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Thursday summoned a meeting of the National Security Committee (NSC) — the country's top se…
Source:The News International2023-4-6906 -
The minimum common program of the government will be released at 5 pm
The 10-party ruling coalition will announce the minimum common program of the government at 5 pm today. This decision was taken by the 10-party alliance sitting at the Prime Minister's official residence, Baluwatar, on T…
Source:SATV2023-4-61431 -
Big financial loss to Nepal due to lack of traffic management
Due to traffic jams in Kathmandu Valley, economic losses equal to one trillion 16 billion rupees are caused annually.
Source:SATV2023-4-69472 -
Buddhist all over Nepal Flow to Bouddhanath at Temal Jatra today
Bouddhanath Stupa today is crowded with its buddhist devotees mainly Tamangs, on the occassion of Temat Jatra.
Source:SATV2023-4-53440 -
India removes chapters on Mughal empire from Class 12 history book
The National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) of India has removed chapters and topics related to the Mughal empire from its 12th-grade history syllabus.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-4-5735 -
Dhaka metro rail to operate from 8am-2pm starting Wednesday
Starting Wednesday, commuters can use the Dhaka metro rail for six hours every day from 8am to 2pm.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-4-5841 -
CID investigating Bangabazar fire
A CID team visited the spot at 9:30am on Wednesday. CID Special Superintendent of Police (DMP South) Anisur Rahman said the origin of the fire is yet to be determined.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-4-51126 -
Policy rates on hold as financial conditions ease
The Monetary Board of the Central Bank left the key policy rates unchanged at the current levels
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-4-5790 -
Bhutan’s economy to slow down to 4.6 percent this year: ADB
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has projected growth in Bhutan’s gross domestic product (GDP) to slow down from 4.7 percent in 2022 to 4.6 percent in 2023, and further decline to 4.2 percent in 2024.
Source:Kuensel2023-4-51177 -
His Majesty meets President, PM Modi in India
His Majesty The King is in Delhi on a 3-day official visit to India on the invitation of India’s President.
Source:Kuensel2023-4-5718 -
A change of education policy for disabled children
Karma (name changed) is a mother of a child with autism. Her son is 12 years old and is studying at the Special Education Needs (SEN) or inclusive school in Changangkha Lower Secondary School (CLSS).
Source:Kuensel2023-4-5906 -
Prominent MDP activists in Maafushi join PPM
They presented their membership forms to the interim opposition leader, People’s National Congress (PNC) leader Abdul Raheem Abdulla in a function held in Maafushi on Tuesday night.
Source:SunOnline International2023-4-5912 -
Minister Aslam: Projects carried out unsustainably to expedite completion
Minister of National Planning, Housing and Infrastructure Mohamed Aslam, on Tuesday, attributed the lack of government projects centered around sustainability to efforts to expedite the completion of the projects.
Source:SunOnline International2023-4-5877 -
BML staff donates educational toys and books to kids at Fiyavathi
Staff of Bank of Maldives (BML), on Tuesday, donated educational toys and books to the children based at the state-run children’s shelter, Fiyavathi, located in Hulhumale’.
Source:SunOnline International2023-4-5912 -
Saeed appointed STO’s managing director
Abdulla Saeed, who is currently serving as the managing director of Maldives State Shipping (MSS), has been appointed as a board member and the managing director of State Trading Organization (STO).
Source:SunOnline International2023-4-5621 -
Govt rejects SC verdict in polls delay case, terms it ‘unenforceable’
In its meeting chaired by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, the federal cabinet on Tuesday rejected the Supreme Court of Pakistan's "unanimous verdict" in the case related to postponement of polls in Punjab and Khyber Pakht…
Source:The News International2023-4-5892 -
Beijing urged to resume Pak-China bus service
"I think this will be very beneficial for the Pakistani students who are studying in China," planning minister says
Source:The News International2023-4-5737 -
PBS extends deadline for census
The Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS) on Tuesday extended the deadline for the country's ongoing first-ever digital population and housing census till April 10 to ensure the complete coverage of the population and left…
Source:XINHUA2023-4-5651 -
More than 100,000 Cambridge students gear up for exams
With over 330,000 subject entries, more than 100,000 candidates in Pakistan will be sitting for exams in over 100 subjects in Cambridge O Level, IGCSE and Cambridge International AS & A Level qualifications
Source:The News International2023-4-5806 -
Finland pledges Rs644 million to advance gender equality, women’s empowerment in Nepal
Finland and UN Women have entered a new agreement to collaborate and support the implementation of the government's national priorities and international commitments on gender equality and women’s rights.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-4-41330 -
Doctors suspect a rapid spread of Covid in communities
“The coronavirus might have already spread in communities as patients suffering from other ailments are testing Covid positive,” said Dr Ravi Shakya, director at the Patan Hospital.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-4-4790 -
NRB issues development bonds worth Rs. 10 billion
Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has issued development bonds worth Rs. 10 billion with a maturity period of six years.
Source:The Rising Nepal2023-4-4972 -
PM Hasina: Bolster regional, global efforts to mitigate climate change damages
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Tuesday said the global and individual country's efforts need to be streamlined through responsive policy, planning and governance, to make the actions regarding climate change issue succe…
2023-4-4656 -
Businessman dies in Bhola cotton warehouse fire
A local businessman died due to smoke inhalation while extinguishing a fire that broke out at a cotton warehouse in Bhola sadar on Monday night.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-4-4890 -
‘I have never seen such a massive fire in my life’
“I have never seen such a massive fire in my life. How did this happen?” these were the words said by Abdul Mannan, an owner of a shop in Dhaka's Bangabazar market.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-4-41015 -
Malaysia's Batik Airlines to launch flights to the Maldives
Batik Airlines has decided to start flights from Malaysia to Maldives on May 1. The Boeing 737 flights will include direct flights from Malaysia to the Maldives and transit flights to Malaysia, Sri Lanka, and the Maldiv…
Source:AVAS2023-4-41615 -
Qasim extends invitations to form coalition
The presidential candidate for Jumhoory Party Qasim Ibrahim on Monday extended invitations to five, to form coalition with the party for the upcoming Presidential Election.
Source:SunOnline International2023-4-41065 -
HPA announce Measles outbreak with single case in Addu City
Health Protection Agency (HPA) on Monday announced confirmation of identifying a case of positive case of Measles in Addu City.
Source:SunOnline International2023-4-4914 -
Safety gear fails to save lives of 2 cops in Kohat terror attack
Two policemen were martyred in Kohat when terrorists opened fire at them on Monday. In a shocking revelation, a police report said that their helmets and safety jackets failed to stop bullets, which pierced through the s…
Source:The News International2023-4-4572 -
Cabinet meets twice in 24 hours as SC verges on crucial verdict
The federal cabinet has been called to hold an urgent meeting for the second time in less than 24 hours today.
Source:The News International2023-4-4843 -
Elections delayed twice in country’s political history
General elections have been delayed twice in the chequered political history of the country due to a natural calamity in 1970 and the assassination of then-chairperson Pakistan People’s Party Benazir Bhutto in 2007.
Source:The News International2023-4-4414 -
Ten thousand foreign workers in Nepal, highest from China
Nepal largely depends on technical human resources from foreign countries for the implementation of big projects.
Source:myRepublica2023-4-4918 -
Writ seeks AG decision reversal
Yubaraj Paudel 'Safal', filed a new writ petition at the Supreme Court seeking reversal of the Attorney General's decision not to file case against Lamichhane under the Passport Act.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-4-3727 -
Stakeholders criticize ministry statement on Hajj package price
Stakeholders in the Hajj industry have criticized the recent statement from the Ministry of Religious Affairs on the Hajj package price as “irresponsible” and “anti-people.”
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-4-3584 -
PM Hasina: Bangladesh-France relations reached strategic partnership
The prime minister expressed satisfaction over the growing relationship between the two countries with cooperation in various fields for the last five decades
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-4-3692 -
EC: Ballot papers will be used in all 300 constituencies in next national polls
Ballot papers will be used in all 300 constituencies of the country during the upcoming 12th general elections, according to a recent decision taken by the Election Commission.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-4-3693 -
Lawmakers paying 36% as tax and their salaries exposed !
The government has introduced different income brackets under the ‘Pay As You Earn Tax’ (PAYE) system. If you earn between 100,000 to 141,667 rupees per month, you’ll be charge 6% in taxes for what’s earned above Rs …
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-4-3827 -
Govt. mulling to restrict foreign currency for import of non-essential items
The government will restrict issuing foreign currency for import of non-essential items if the country does not have enough foreign currency, Prime Minister Dr Lotay Tshering said during a meeting with the representative…
Source:Kuensel2023-4-3834 -
Mongar candidates focus on improving livelihoods
Upholding the Constitution, enacting timely laws and formulating policies were some of the common pledges of the seven candidates contesting the National Council’s (NC) election from Mongar.
Source:Kuensel2023-4-3816 -
Most trees planted in mass plantations die
From 1951 to 2012, Bhutan planted trees on 54,782.38 acres, bringing 898.07 acres of land under forest cover. Of this, trees planted on 34,077.30 acres (62.20 percent) died or couldn’t be traced.
Source:Kuensel2023-4-3685 -
VP Faisal: China contributed immensely to Maldives’ socioeconomic development
Vice President Faisal Naseem, on Sunday, has remarked that China contributed immensely to the socioeconomic development of the Maldives.
Source:SunOnline International2023-4-3773 -
MNDF probes alleged chemical warehouse in Male’
Maldives National Defense Force (MNDF) has conducted an inspection following the allegation chemicals were stored in a privately owned warehouse in Male’ City.
Source:SunOnline International2023-4-3763 -
One dead in accident in Hulhumale’ Phase II
Two road accidents took place in Hulhumale’ Phase II on Monday, leaving one person dead and another in serious condition.
Source:SunOnline International2023-4-31268 -
Govt files plea urging SC to form new bench for Punjab, KP election delay case
The federal government on Monday urged the Supreme Court to form a new bench comprising judges who did not hear the Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa election suo motu notice to oversee the ongoing polls delay matter.
Source:The News International2023-4-3599 -
Colourful flower expo at Brikutimandap
This three-day program is organized by Floriculture Association Nepal (FAN).
Source:SATV2023-4-23723 -
Awami League leader says Matiur Rahman wanted to create political vacuum
Awami League Information and Research Secretary Dr Salim Mahmud has claimed that Prothom Alo Editor Matiur Rahman wanted to destroy the country's politics by creating a political vacuum.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-4-1864 -
Restoring business confidence would be tough task for Finance Minister Prakash Sharan Mahat
Mahat said he would coordinate with the Nepal Rastra Bank for introducing measures necessary to improve the business climate.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-4-12346 -
More rain to drench Bangladesh
The Met Office has forecast rain or thundershower in parts of the country over 24 hours starting from 6pm on Friday.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-4-1828 -
Restoration of quake-damaged Gorkha Durbar temples and monuments nearing completion
Both the Gorkha Durbar and the temple were built by King Ram Shah around 400 years ago.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-4-11313 -
Bangladesh seeks urgent action for protection of climate migrants
The recently adopted UN General Assembly Resolution, requesting an advisory opinion of the International Court of Justice (ICJ) on the obligations of states with respect to climate change, recognizes the link between cli…
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Nepal records 142 COVID-19 cases on Friday
The national active Covid-19 caseload of Nepal has reached 163, on Friday as 142 persons tested positive for the infection in past 24 hours.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-4-1564 -
Sri Lanka and ASEAN countries to strengthen relations
A meeting chaired by Foreign Affairs State Minister Tharaka Balasuriya was held at the Ministry on Thursday with regard to strengthening relations between Sri Lanka and the ASEAN countries.
Source:Adaderana2023-4-1572 -
Govt. committed to building a digitized modern Sri Lanka - President
President Ranil Wickremesinghe says the incumbent government is committed to building a digitalized modern Sri Lanka.
Source:Adaderana2023-4-1778 -
Census 2022: 104 men for every 100 women in Maldives
Provisional results of ‘Census 2022’ shows that there are 104 men for every 100 women in the Maldives.
Source:SunOnline International2023-4-11342 -
Third ATR aircraft acquired by Maldivian due in Maldives this week
Island Aviation, the operator of the national airline, Maldivian, states the last of the three ATR aircrafts acquired by the company for the airline’s operation back in January 2022 is due to arrive in the Maldives next…
Source:SunOnline International2023-4-11941 -
JP: No concerns over resignation of a few people
Jumhoory Party (JP) has stated that they are not concerned over the resignation of some members of the party following the party’s leader, Qasim Ibrahim’s decision to contest the upcoming presidential election on the p…
Source:SunOnline International2023-4-11298 -
Seto Machhindranath Rath Yatra
Seto Machhindranath Rath Yatra which started from Wednesday will continue till Sunday. Every year from the day of Chaite Dashain which is, Chaitra Shukla Ashtami, the Rath Yatra of Seto Machhindranath starts.
Source:SATV2023-3-31737 -
Application for labour permit from all local level
Foreign employment aspirants now can submit their applications from local levels from April 14.
Source:The Rising Nepal2023-3-311067 -
Fire incidents gut property worth millions
Property worth millions of rupees was destroyed after a fire spread in Rautahat.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-3-31709 -
Possibility of light rainfall likely today
As there is the impacts of the westerly winds in the country, partial to normal change in the weather in some areas of the country is likely this afternoon, according to the Weather Forecasting Division of the Department…
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-3-311134 -
Musahar man kills self amid looming eviction
Upendra Dhanukar, a 40-year-old Musahar man, died by suicide on Saturday night. Dhanukar was under immense pressure after being told to vacate his house in a Musahar settlement in Kawilasi Municipality ward-7, where his …
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-3-311058 -
Three cabin crew of Himalaya Airlines face action on charge of making TikTok videos during flight
Three cabin crew members of Himalaya Airlines, who allegedly made TikTok video during the flight, have been taken into action.
Source:myRepublica2023-3-31810 -
PM's Cabinet expansion plan put off
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal could not expand his Cabinet today with partners of the 10-party ruling alliance engaging in last-minute bargaining over Cabinet portfolios.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-3-31665 -
Analyst: Bangladesh moves closer to a full embrace of Indo-Pacific Strategy
Bangladesh has long pursued a nonaligned foreign policy but it appears to be moving closer to a full embrace of the Indo-Pacific Strategy pursued by the US and its partners in the region.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-3-31816 -
Proposed GSP provisions: Bangladesh urges EU to consider textile threshold criteria for it
Bangladesh has urged the European Union (EU) to consider textile threshold criteria for Bangladesh in the newly proposed GSP provisions.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-3-31717 -
Bangladeshi-origin scientist DS Fahmeed Hyder named next head of Trumbull College
Bangladeshi-origin scientist DS Fahmeed Hyder, professor of biomedical engineering at Yale School of Engineering and Applied Science and professor of radiology and biomedical at the Yale School of Medicine, is appointed …
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-3-31829 -
Govt. allocate funds for education, health, not for industrial development
The Sri Lankan government spent large sums of money on free education and health care for the country, but did not spend that much on research and development in the education sector, Plantation Industries Minister Rames…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-3-31573 -
Conservationists urge public to act with caution
The leopard that has been spotted is a 5-6 month old male cub and from a wildlife point of view it is a rare species.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-3-31833 -
Govt. waives SDF for border towns
Tourists visiting Samtse, Phuentsholing, Gelephu, and Samdrupjongkhar towns for 24 hours need not pay Sustainable Development Fee (SDF) beginning April 14.
Source:Kuensel2023-3-31859 -
BTP declares two more candidates
Bhutan Tendrel Party (BTP) declared one candidate each from Trashigang and Punakha yesterday.
Source:Kuensel2023-3-311121 -
Bhutan observes International Zero Waste Day with mass cleaning
The Department of Environment and Climate Change (DECC) organised a mass cleaning campaign to observe the International Day of Zero Waste yesterday.
2023-3-31799 -
Azim resigns as Qasim’s advisor to rally behind President Solih
Maldives Transport and Contracting Company’s (MTCC) CEO, Managing Director Adam Azim has resigned from his post as an advisor to Jumhoory Party’s (JP) leader Qasim Ibrahim’s advisor to rally behind President Ibrahim M…
Source:SunOnline International2023-3-31737 -
13 people die in temple floor cave-in in central India
At least 13 people died and several others were injured in a floor cave-in at a temple in India's central state of Madhya Pradesh on Thursday, the state's Home Minister Narottam Mishra said.
Source:XINHUA2023-3-31703 -
4,85,396 students participated in SEE today
Secondary Education Examination 2079 (SEE) will started from today, 17th of Chaitra. Including both community and institution in total of 12,083 schools have participated in 2079's SEE.
Source:SATV2023-3-311407 -
Ram Navami festival is being celebrated today
Today is Ram Navami festival. The Ram Navami festival, which falls on the Navami Tithi of Chaitra Shukla Paksha, is being celebrated with devotion today.
Source:SATV2023-3-30838 -
Full commission upholds CEDSB’s decision on Punakha dispute case
The full commission of the ECB upheld the Central Election Dispute Settlement Body’s (CEDSB) decision to not penalise Namgay Tenzin, a cousin of Toebisa gewog’s National Council candidate Dophu Drukpa, for alleged viol…
Source:Kuensel2023-3-301062 -
Thimphu’s NC candidates pledge laws for people’s interests
The two National Council (NC) candidates of Thimphu noted that the economy of the country was in a dire state and pledged to enact laws and formulate policies to help revive it.
Source:Kuensel2023-3-301323 -
Manufacturing sector stagnates for 10 years
The country’s manufacturing sector has stagnated for a decade, averaging a growth of 4 percent. Going by figures, the sector’s share of GDP has been declining over the years.
Source:Kuensel2023-3-30839 -
Translocated Namibia cheetah gives birth to 4 cubs in India
India's federal environment minister Bhupender Yadav on Wednesday said a female cheetah brought in from Namibia has given birth to four cubs.
Source:SunOnline International2023-3-30777 -
Bangladeshi journalist arrested under disputed digital law
Police in Bangladesh arrested a journalist for an influential newspaper on Wednesday on charges of spreading false news under the contentious Digital Security Act, authorities said.
Source:SunOnline International2023-3-30824 -
Sri Lanka slashes fuel prices in welcome relief amid crisis
Sri Lanka’s government on Wednesday announced significant cuts in fuel prices, providing welcome relief for many after a year of shortages and skyrocketing prices amid the country’s worst economic crisis.
Source:SunOnline International2023-3-30559 -
Ibrahim Waheed appointed as Minister at the President's Office
President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih on Wednesday appointed Ibrahim Waheed as a Minister at the President's Office.
Source:AVAS2023-3-30948 -
Shifaz dismissed from President's Office Minister post
The President's Office Minister, Mohamed Shifaz, has been dismissed from the post.
Source:AVAS2023-3-301209 -
Like Punjab, KP election on Oct 8: ECP
The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) late night Wednesday notified October 08 as the date of the general election to the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) Assembly.
Source:The News International2023-3-30675 -
Ruling coalition seeks to keep the Speaker on a tight leash
Two years ago, the then Prime Minister and CPN-UML chair KP Sharma Oli had accused Speakers, first Krishna Bahadur Mahara and then Agni Prasad Sapkota, of not cooperating with his government to present the Millennium Cha…
2023-3-29879 -
Weather to be generally clear with partly cloudy skies
The weather in the hilly areas of the country is partly cloudy and the weather in the rest of the country is generally clear, according to the Department of Hydrology and Meteorology.
2023-3-291122 -
Five stranded Nepali youths allegedly live like prisoners in Malaysia
Five Nepali youths including two from Khotang have been reportedly left stranded in Malaysia for the past five months.
2023-3-29771 -
Bangladesh bans plastics in world's largest mangrove forest
Conservationists in Bangladesh said Tuesday (Mar 28) that tourists dropping rubbish in the world's largest mangrove forest had seriously damaged the ecosystem, forcing the imposition of a single-use plastic ban in the Wo…
Source:CNA2023-3-29786 -
President to deliver keynote address at CA Sri Lanka’s economic forum
CA Sri Lanka is organising a CEO discussion forum called “Economic Dialogue - IMF and Beyond” to facilitate a productive conversation among key stakeholders, including business leaders, policymakers, and economics expe…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-3-291078 -
13,200 liters of Diesel, Petrol dispatched this morning: Ministry
The Power and Energy Ministry said that 6,600 liters (86 loads) of Lanka Auto Diesel and 6,600 liters (122 loads) of Petrol 92 were dispatched from the CPSTL distribution terminals and regional depots this morning.
Source:The Daily mirror2023-3-29827 -
Less traffic on Colombo roads as people fear fuel shortage
Several roads leading to Colombo City and within the city were seen less traffic this morning. Many believed it was due to the fear of fuel shortages due to the Trade Union action by the Ceylon Petroleum Corporation (CPC…
Source:The Daily mirror2023-3-29545 -
Limit to be imposed on number of sims that can be owned by a single person
Communications Authority of Maldives (CAM), on Tuesday, stated that efforts impose limits on mobile sims that can be owned by an individual will commence during this year’s May.
2023-3-29746 -
Increased cases of COVID-19, viral fever reported last week
Health Protection Agency (HPA) has cautioned the public regarding the increased number of COVID-19, viral fever and flu cases reported recently.
Source:SunOnline International2023-3-29749 -
Yameen requests online hearings in appeal case citing health issues
Opposition leader, former President Abdulla Yameen Abdul Gayyoom has requested online hearings in an appeal lodged by him at the High Court citing health issues.
Source:SunOnline International2023-3-29684 -
Elections can only be postponed by declaring emergency: CJP
Chief Justice of Pakistan (CJP) Justice Umar Ata Bandial on Tuesday observed that the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) had no authority and legal backing for postponing the elections in Punjab until October 8 and pa…
Source:The News International2023-3-29559 -
Judiciary must avoid interfering in domain of other institutions: HRCP
On concluding an extraordinary meeting to deliberate on the current political crisis and constitutional impasse, the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP)’s governing council has urged to uphold and strengthen the…
Source:The News International2023-3-29752 -
Rastra Bank spotlights on service fee and interest rates of Bank again
Nepal Rastra Bank has appealed to general borrowers to have good knowledge about loan amount,interest and service charges.
2023-3-28922 -
Experts urge increasing investment in livestock sector
With the overall investment in the agricultural sector at a mere three per cent of the allocated budget, experts have emphasized the need to increase investment in the country's livestock sector to recognize its untapped…
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-3-281200 -
PMO issues directive to remove data of old webpages from government agencies’ websites
The Office of the Prime Minister and Council of Ministers has issued a directive to remove the links and contents of the old websites from the new websites of government agencies.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-3-28788 -
Why is KMC moving its office paying over six million rupees in rent a month?
Many people have been surprised by KMC’s preparation to move to a new building with an expensive rent, ignoring the existing physical structures that are under construction and need to be strengthened.
Source:myRepublica2023-3-281514 -
India asks Nepal to help nab separatist leader
Is pro-Khalistan leader Amritpal Singh hiding in Nepal?
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-3-281192 -
NRB increases quota of silver import
Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has increased the quantity of silver imports.
Source:The Rising Nepal2023-3-281661 -
SC to resume hearing on PTI's plea on Punjab, KP polls date today
Top court had sought assurances from govt, PTI to bury the hatchet for free, fair, and transparent elections
2023-3-28673 -
Major Hussain Rasheed appointed as MNDF's new Information
Major Hussain Rasheed has been appointed as the Information Officer of the Maldives National Defense Force (MNDF). He was appointed to the post on Sunday.
Source:AVAS2023-3-282695 -
STO prepares to open wholesale store in Hulhumale Phase II
The State Trading Organization (STO) is preparing to begin wholesale service of staple foods -- rice, sugar, and flour -- in Hulhumale'.
Source:AVAS2023-3-281114 -
Police question girlfriend again in Azhan’s death
Police have re-interrogated the girlfriend of a young man who was found dead in Hulhumale’ last year, two weeks after he went missing.
Source:SunOnline International2023-3-28745 -
AIUB organizes panel discussion “Your Story Matters” to commemorate Int’l Women’s Day
American International University-Bangladesh (AIUB) Women Forum recently organized a panel discussion titled “Your Story Matters” to commemorate International Women's Day (IWD) 2023 in the Campus.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-3-28792 -
Dhaka air 3rd most polluted in world Tuesday morning
Dhaka's air quality is again in the unhealthy zone on Tuesday morning.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-3-281164 -
YouthNet urges urgent action on climate loss and damage fund at COP28
YouthNet believes that the loss and damage fund is crucial in achieving climate justice and addressing the impacts of the climate crisis on vulnerable communities
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-3-28938 -
SL Forex reserves on rise
Foreign exchange reserves are assets held on Central Bank in Foreign currencies.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-3-281020 -
Cabinet nod for key global fuel suppliers to enter retail market
The Cabinet granted approval for three leading global fuel suppliers – China’s Sinopec, Australia’s United Petroleum and RM Parks of the United States of America – to enter the fuel retail market in Sri Lanka in coll…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-3-28867 -
GBV and DV cases decrease
RENEW and Royal Bhutan Police recorded 565 cases last year compared to 751 cases in 2021.
Source:Kuensel2023-3-281068 -
Court hands former labour minister and DG two-year prison term
Thimphu District Court recently sentenced former Minister of erstwhile Labour and Human Resources (MoLHR) Ngeema Sangay Tshempo and Director General (DG) of the Department of Employment and Human Resources (DoEHR), Shera…
Source:Kuensel2023-3-281336 -
Indian rocket places 36 satellites into orbits
Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) launched on Sunday 36 satellites using its heaviest rocket LVM3, officials said.
Source:The Rising Nepal2023-3-27981 -
Khotang village lies empty as water scarcity forces to flee
Due to a problem with drinking water a village in Khotang district became empty.
Source:The Rising Nepal2023-3-27696 -
Ruling alliance meeting tomorrow to discuss cabinet expansion
A meeting of the ruling alliance is scheduled for Tuesday.
Source:The Rising Nepal2023-3-271222 -
Dhaka commuters face heavy traffic gridlock on first working day of Ramadan
Dhaka city commuters have suffered heavy traffic congestion on the first working day of the holy month of Ramadan.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-3-27972 -
Govt. mulls Irish-style implementation unit for IMF programe
With the aim of ensuring a smooth continuation of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) programe by averting possible hiccups leading to suspension of the programe.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-3-27877 -
Dengue fever on the rise in Addu City, hospital urges caution
The Addu Equatorial Hospital has urged the public to be vigilant about the spread of dengue fever.
Source:The edition2023-3-271396 -
MP Wadde: Dismissing Amr while allowing JP officials to remain is ‘personal’
The decision to dismiss just State Trading Organization (STO)’s managing director Hussain Amr Mohamed Rashad, despite the existence of top government officials from other political parties openly working against the gov…
2023-3-27979 -
Mass protests erupt after Netanyahu fires defense chief
Tens of thousands of Israelis poured into the streets of cities across the country on Sunday night in a spontaneous outburst of anger after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu abruptly fired his defense minister for challe…
Source:SunOnline International2023-3-271044 -
Volunteers in orange descend for clean and green Bhutan
To create awareness and encourage residents to maintain a clean and green city, more than 400 de-suups carried out a cleaning campaign along Norzin Lam in Thimphu on March 25
Source:Kuensel2023-3-27763 -
Trashigang’s NC Candidates offer same pledges
The five National Council (NC) candidates of Trashigang pledged to resolve the goongtong and youth unemployment issues in the dzongkhag.
Source:Kuensel2023-3-27771 -
Amid rising inflation, import bill and spending increases
Contradicting talks about rising inflation, retail business not doing well or decreasing disposable income, available statistics show a different trend.
Source:Kuensel2023-3-27807 -
Campaign to Stop Exploitation of Seti River
A conservation campaign has beenstarted for the protection of the Seti River.
Source:The Rising Nepal2023-3-26792 -
'All districts will receive textbooks by mid-April'
The Janak Education Materials Centre (JEMC) Ltd has assured that it would supply school textbooks to all districts by mid-April.
Source:The Rising Nepal2023-3-26709 -
Man allegedly dies in police custody in Kerala; sub-inspector suspended
They said the police assaulted him and dragged him to the station.
Source:Hindustan Times2023-3-26930 -
British parliament urged to recognize Bangladesh Genocide
Successive Pakistan governments, state failed in their moral, legal obligations to seek apology for atrocities committed in Bangladesh in 1971, noted journalist Syed Badrul Ahsan says
Source:Dhakatribune2023-3-26720 -
Public bus driver among two held for impaired driving
Police have arrested two persons, including a public bus driver, for driving under the influence from Satdobato area of Lalitpur.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-3-26979 -
Luxury mountain resorts lure leisure travellers
Several luxury properties targeting high-end leisure travellers have opened in Nepal in the last few years, and more are on the way this year.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-3-262926 -
Court registers appeal of Yameen’s USD 3.4M fine
The High Court has registered the appeal lodged by former Maldivian president Abdulla Yameen Abdul Gayoom over the USD 3.4 million fine he is required to pay within six months for money laundering.
Source:SunOnline International2023-3-26384 -
Heaviest rainfall in 2022 recorded in Hulhule’
The heaviest rainfall last year was recorded in Hulhule’, according to records released by Maldives Meteorological Service.
Source:SunOnline International2023-3-26718 -
Balanced diet costly for urbanites
Consecutive national reports in recent years pointed out that the Bhutanese people need to eat more fruits and vegetables as part of a balanced diet. Consumers in urban areas say that their monthly income cannot afford a…
Source:Kuensel2023-3-26787 -
Issuing banks reject international payment gateway
Many a time, when tourists try to pay their visa and sustainable development fee (SDF) through international payment gateway in Bhutan, the transaction fails. The tourists panic, and there is not much that can be done.
Source:Kuensel2023-3-26794 -
Construction of Shree Ram Janaki Multi-purpose International Stadium in Janakpurdham stalled
It has been a decade since the construction of Shree Ram Janaki Multi-purpose International Stadium began. Although Rs 900,000 has been spent annually for the construction, the stadium is yet to take proper shape.
Source:myRepublica2023-3-261641 -
Advance team on anvil to lay ground for prime minister’s visit to India
The government is mulling sending an advance team to New Delhi to lay the ground for Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal’s upcoming visit to India, according to a top-ranking official at the Prime Minister’s Office.
2023-3-26896 -
Whether I'm in jail or not, PTI will sweep elections: Imran Khan
Government petrified of elections, scared PTI will win so they're trying everything to get me out of the way, PTI chief tells NPR
Source:The News International2023-3-25760 -
NRB allows importing silver worth $ 60,000 at a time as foreign exchange reserves improves
Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has increased the quantity of silver imports.
Source:myRepublica2023-3-25997 -
Judge threatening case: Islamabad court converts Imran Khan's arrest warrant from non-bailable to bailable
An Islamabad district and sessions court converted on Friday Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan's non-bailable arrest warrant into a bailable warrant in the case against him of threatening a woman judge.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-3-24719 -
Bangladesh urges sustainable water management to promote global peace, stability
Focusing on a source-to-sea approach to water cooperation, Foreign Minister AK Abdul Momen has stressed the need for sustainable water management for promoting global peace and stability.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-3-24965 -
Rahul Gandhi gets 2 years for Modi defamation in India
An Indian court found opposition leader Rahul Gandhi guilty of defamation Thursday over his remarks about Prime Minister Narendra Modi's surname and sentenced him to two years in prison.
Source:Himalayan times2023-3-241409 -
“I will not allow school children to be held hostage by various groups” - RW
President Ranil Wickremesinghe today said that he would not allow school children to be taken hostage by various groups and he would declare schools as an essential service if the teacher issues are not solved soon.
2023-3-24889 -
Court freezes Nu 2.4M crowdfunding
Gelephu drungkhag court ordered freezing of Nu 2.43 million (M) in a suspected illegal online crowdfunding case involving Drungtsho Tshering Penjor and three other defendants.
Source:Kuensel2023-3-241118 -
RENEW transfers BBCC Mandate to BQPCA
The Bhutan Board for Certified Counsellors (BBCC) Mandate was transferred from the Respect, Educate, Nurture, and Empower Women (RENEW) Secretariat to the Bhutan Qualification and Professional Certification Authority (BQ…
Source:Kuensel2023-3-241534 -
Male’ City Mayor urge against issuing stickers for vehicles at prayer times
The Mayor of Male’ City Dr Mohamed Muizzu on Thursday requested authorities not to issue vehicle fines for those attending prayers.
Source:SunOnline International2023-3-24741 -
Islamic Ministry starts collecting Zakat al-Fitr
Islamic Ministry, on Thursday, began collecting Zakat al-Fitr for the Islamic year 1444.
Source:SunOnline International2023-3-241705 -
Pakistan continues to report uptick in coronavirus cases
The number of corona virus patients is increasing continuously across Pakistan, with the virus affecting at least 150 people in the last 24 hours.
Source:The News International2023-3-24534 -
Putting off Punjab polls flouts Constitution, experts say
The ECP’s decision to postpone the election in Punjab, citing financial and security challenges, is legally flawed and in violation of the constitution, say legal and political experts.
Source:The News International2023-3-24602 -
Cabinet meeting today to take a decision on new IGP
A cabinet meeting is being held today at the office of the Prime Minister and the Council of Ministers at Singha Durbar at 4 pm to take decision on the appointment of new police chief.
Source:myRepublica2023-3-24652 -
Nepali state’s commitment to free speech in doubt
It was quite a sight. On Tuesday, police personnel were seen trying to tightly cover the mouths of some youths who were protesting against Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal—directly to his face.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-3-241382 -
Only 4% of Karnali Province drink clean drinking water
More than 96 percent of the citizens of Kathmandu, Karnali Province are forced to drink contaminated water. It has been found that only three percent of citizens in the province have access to clean drinking water.
Source:SATV2023-3-231824 -
MWSC Holy month of Ramadan begins for Muslims across the world
Muslims believe God began revealing the Quran to the Prophet Muhammad during Ramadan more than 1,400 years ago.
Source:SunOnline International2023-3-231099 -
Bhutan to use multimodel transports for movement of goods
Industry, Commerce and Employment Minister Karma Dorji and the visiting Commerce Minister of Bangladesh, Tipu Munshi signed the agreement in Thimphu yesterday.
Source:Kuensel2023-3-231058 -
Water Board employees on a token strike today
Thereby, all employees of NWSDB offices and workstations will join the trade union action from 9.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. today.
Source:Adaderana2023-3-231030 -
Bar Council takes stern action against four legal firms
The council determined that Ngawang Tobgay in the past had violated the Jabmi Act and was suspended from practising for one year.
Source:Kuensel2023-3-23924 -
India hunts Sikh preacher who has revived calls for homeland
Police said they had stepped up their presence and suspended mobile internet services to prevent unrest.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-3-231252 -
Office-bearers of Dalit, Tharu and Janjati commissions suggest govt recruit employees on basis of ethnicity to implement proportional inclusion
Ministry sources said that Minister for Federal Affairs and General Administration Amanlal Modi has started preparations to address this suggestion in the draft of the Federal Civil Service Act.
Source:myRepublica2023-3-23665 -
Town Development Fund needs to mobilize fund for urban physical infrastructures
At a provincial seminar organized by the Town Development Fund, an autonomous financing intermediary institution, in Lalitpur on Wednesday
Source:myRepublica2023-3-23715 -
Bogra judge allegedly makes 2 guardians apologize by touching her feet; probe committee formed
epartmental action has been initiated against a Bogra additional district and sessions judge who allegedly forced the parents of two female students of Bogra Government Girls High School to apologize to her by touching h…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-3-222288 -
Aadhaar-PAN linking: Extend deadline by 6 months and remove fee, Cong leader Adhir writes to PM
Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury said that the situation was turning into a nightmare and would bring extreme misery to most people.
Source:The Indian Express2023-3-22921 -
Hon. Dilan Perera appointed as Chair of the Sectoral Oversight Committee on Reconciliation and National Unity
Hon. Dilan Perera has been appointed as Chair of the Sectoral Oversight Committee on Reconciliation and National Unity (21) at the Committee meeting held in Parliament.
Source:news.ik2023-3-221018 -
The great treasure discoverer in Buli
During the third month of the lunar calendar, an old woman saw a man a few metres below her house gathering stones to build a foundation to raise a shack. The man emanated a special aura.
Source:Kuensel2023-3-22789 -
Motion calling Maria's dismissal for breaching security of motorcade dismissed
he emergency motion calling for the removal of Defense Minister Maria Ahmed Didi as the failure to ensure the safety and security of state officials is a serious issue has been rejected by the Parliament.
Source:ooredoo2023-3-22697 -
9 dead as 6.8 magnitude quake rattles Pakistan
The USGS said the quake was centred near Jurm in northeastern Afghanistan and had a depth of 187 kilometers (116 miles).
Source:The News International2023-3-22638 -
Nepal Rastra Bank has facilitated China with 20 different currencies payment
"I believe that China will really help Nepal to graduate to developing country." H.E Cheng Song
Source:SATV2023-3-222248 -
Vice President-elect Yadav to take oath tomorrow
Yadav was elected the Vice President on March 17. He garnered 30 thousand 328 vote-weightage.
Source:The Rising Nepal2023-3-191219 -
Newborn found dead in Surkhet
A newborn has been found dead in Birendranagar, the district headquarters of Surkhet and the Karnali provincial capital.
Source:online khabar2023-3-191046 -
RSP to give vote of confidence to PM Dahal
The meeting of office-bearers and lawmakers held on Sunday decided to vote for PM Dahal during the floor test scheduled for Monday, according to Chief Whip Santosh Pariyar.
Source:Setopati2023-3-19929 -
District Government Attorney’s Office decides to not try Lamichhane in passport controversy
It has submitted a report including the decision to not lodge a case against him to the High Court Government Attorney’s Office, Patan, according to DGAO Chief Achyut Mani Neupane.
Source:Setopati2023-3-193141 -
Nepali Congress goes to the ruling bench officially, sending ministers to the cabinet
The Nepali Congress party has decided to shift to the ruling side in the House of Representatives hall beginning from Sunday.
Source:online khabar2023-3-19974 -
Buli, a village frozen in time
Sonam, the Mangmi of Nangkor gewog, said that Buli has a rich history that enthrals locals and tourists alike even today.
Source:Bhutan Times2023-3-195103 -
Lalitpur motorbike hit kills cyclist
A motorbike hit killed a cyclist in Gwarko of the Lalitpur district on Saturday night.
Source:online khabar2023-3-191058 -
Unit 3 of Norochcholai power plant suffers breakdown
According to him, the third generating unit was supposed to undergo major overhaul maintenance in April.
Source:Adaderana2023-3-191163 -
Hurt by success of India’s democracy and institutions, some people attacking it: PM Modi
PM Modi's remarks come amid a political slugfest over Rahul Gandhi's remarks during his recent visit to the UK, with the BJP accusing him of maligning India on foreign soil and seeking foreign intervention.
Source:The Indian Express2023-3-19796 -
Madaripur crash: Families in torment as bodies pile up at hospital
As the number of fatalities from the bus accident has raised to at least 19, the family members of the victims have begun to rush to the hospital in search of their loved ones.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-3-19729 -
A prolonged transitional justice process
Lack of proper law is among several reasons obstructing the process, a major component of the peace accord.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-3-19810 -
Pakistani police storm home of former PM Khan, arrest 61
Khan was not in the home, having traveled to Islamabad to appear before a judge to face charges he sold state gifts while in office and hid his assets. The judge postponed that hearing until March 30.
Source:myRepublica2023-3-19964 -
Kumari Ghar congratulates President Paudel
The Kumari Ghar, Basantapur, has congratulated President Ram Chandra Paudel for his election to the post.
Source:myRepublica2023-3-18968 -
International air passenger numbers rebound to near pre-Covid levels
Nepal’s international air passenger numbers rebounded sharply in 2022, reaching 84 percent of pre-Covid 2019 levels.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-3-181675 -
Bogra-Sirajganj railway track construction to start soon
The west zone of Bangladesh railway is scheduled to construct the dual gauge railway route aimed at easing communication between the two districts
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-3-18777 -
AIUB’s 21st convocation to be held on Sunday
The 21st convocation ceremony of American International University-Bangladesh (AIUB) will be held at 11am on Sunday on its permanent campus.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-3-181314 -
President Paudel, Indian President Murmu discuss Nepal-India ties
President Ram Chandra Paudel and his Indian counterpart Droupadi Murmu held a telephone conversation on Friday.
2023-3-181567 -
Import of South Indian eggs: Sri Lanka walks on Indian eggshells
The bird flu virus H5N1 had spread rapidly in Namakkal and Kerala since October 2022 Eggs brought from India can be sold in Sri Lanka for 15 rupees.
Source:SunOnline International2023-3-181242 -
Election Act and rules too rigid?
As Bhutan hosts its fourth National Council elections, many eligible voters living in Thimphu and overseas including service providers expressed their concerns and disappointment with the discontinuation of postal ballot…
Source:Kuensel2023-3-18962 -
More than 100,000 register for postal ballot services
The voter turnout for the National Council (NC) elections for this year could decrease drastically.Going by the past elections records of Council and National Assembly elections, voter turnout increased with facilitation…
Source:Kuensel2023-3-18518 -
HDC staff sacked for taking company money for personal use
Housing Development Corporation (HDC), on Friday, confirmed that they had dismissed one of their staff for taking company money for personal use.
Source:SunOnline International2023-3-181195 -
FM Shahid: Islamophobia stems from inability understand Islam’s core principles
Foreign Minister Abdulla Shahid has remarked that hate speech against Islam and Islamophobia stems from people’s inability to understand the core principles of Islam
Source:SunOnline International2023-3-18756 -
Maldives’ balanced global outreach
State Trading Organization (STO), on Friday, opened an outlet in Hulhumale’ Phase II especially for the upcoming Ramadan; ‘Roadha Mart’.
Source:SunOnline International2023-3-18895 -
Beni-Jomsom and Prithvi highway to remain closed for five hours a day from Friday
The Kaligandaki Corridor (Beni-Jomsom-Korala) road will be closed for five hours a day from Friday
Source:myRepublica2023-3-181545 -
Buddha Air flight en route to Surkhet returns to Kathmandu after experiencing technical snag
The Buddha Air plane flying from Kathmandu to Surkhet experienced a technical snag, forcing the pilots to return to Kathmandu.
Source:myRepublica2023-3-181385 -
Bhandari converts President Office’s Twitter handle into private account
After serving as President for two terms that lasted for seven and half years, Bidya Devi Bhandari left Sheetal Niwas on March 13. During her tenure as the head of the state, Bhandari courted controversy for many of her …
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-3-181242 -
Voting for Third Vice-President of Nation ongoing in Banehswor
The voting for second highest post of the nation, Vice- President is ongoing today in Federal Parliament Building, Baneshwor. The election started from 10:00 am and will be finished by 3:00 pm.
Source:SATV2023-3-17997 -
NC decides to vote for Vice President candidate Ramsahay Yadav
Nepali Congress (NC) has decided to vote for Ramsahay Prasad Yadav of the Janata Samajbadi Party for vice presidential post, said NC Spokesperson Dr Prakasharan Mahat.
Source:myRepublica2023-3-15958 -
Ramadan 2023 office timing in Pakistan
The monitoring committee to oversee the implementation of austerity measures has discussed the working timings in Ramadan 2023 and decided that the new timing for office work.
Source:The News International2023-3-151248 -
More clashes in Pakistan as police try to arrest Imran Khan
Clashes between Pakistan's police and supporters of former Prime Minister Imran Khan persisted for a second day outside his home in the eastern city of Lahore on Wednesday, a day after officers went to arrest him for fai…
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-3-151114 -
PM Dahal to take the vote of confidence on March 20
Chairman of CPN (Maoist Center) and Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal is going to take the vote of confidence on March 20. The CPN-UML, RPP and RSP have quit the government following the forming of a new ruling alliance …
Source:myRepublica2023-3-151155 -
Mahindra unit in Bangladesh winds up operations, ceases to exist
Mahindra & Mahindra on Tuesday said its wholly-owned unit Mahindra Bangladesh Pvt Ltd has ceased to exist.
Source:The Economic Times2023-3-15976 -
Next-gen missile vessels to radars: Govt on local shopping spree for armed forces
Several new acquisitions, officials said, are under consideration and orders are likely to be placed this month once they get the final nod from the Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS) or the Ministry of Defence.
Source:The Indian Express2023-3-151219 -
In Uttarakhand, 15 Cong MLAs suspended for a day over ruckus in House
Fifteen Congress MLAs were suspended from Uttarakhand Assembly for a day after they created a ruckus over Speaker Ritu Khanduri’s decision to turn down a breach of privilege motion moved by the Opposition on Tuesday.
Source:The Indian Express2023-3-15674 -
A seat fit for the Executive
Civil society activists and political party activists staged a protest near Independence Square in Colombo on March 14, 2023, protesting the government's continuous tear gas attacks on protesters.
Source:The Daily mirror2023-3-15860 -
His Majesty ends Royal tour of the south
His Majesty The King arrived in Thimphu yesterday, having concluded a weeklong tour of the South.
Source:Kuensel2023-3-151015 -
Ali Zahir: Confident President Solih can win the presidential election
Chief of Staff at the President’s Office, Ali Zahir, has confidently stated that President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih can easily win this year’s presidential elections.
Source:SunOnline International2023-3-151058 -
Jumhoory Party to produce own candidate for presidential elections
The council of Jumhoory Party, included in the incumbent government’s coalition, on Tuesday, has decided the party will produce its own candidate to compete in the upcoming presidential elections.
Source:SunOnline International2023-3-15813 -
Arresting Imran Khan will only deepen crisis in Pakistan: Zalmay Khalilzad
Arresting Imran Khan will only deepen the crisis in Pakistan, says former US envoy to Afghanistan and Pakistan Zalmay Khalilzad.
Source:The News International2023-3-15811 -
Zaman Park turns into battleground for Imran’s arrest
Heavy police force led by the city’s chief cop reached Zaman Park in the early hours of Wednesday after Islamabad police failed to arrest PTI chief Imran Khan
Source:The News International2023-3-151281 -
Dr Chalise appointed Principal Personal Secretary of President Poudel
Dr Suresh Chandra Chalise has been appointed as the Principal Personal Secretary to President Ram Chandra Paudel, according to the Office of the President.
Source:myRepublica2023-3-151157 -
Protest staged against microfinance companies
Farmers who claim to have been cheated by microfinance companies staged a protest in the Capital on Tuesday.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-3-151207 -
Supreme Court directs Centre to withdraw communication on payment of OROP arrears in four instalments
The Centre informed the apex court that it has paid one instalment of OROP arrears to ex-servicemen but that it needs some more time to complete the payment of arrears.
Source:The Indian Express2023-3-13905 -
Govt. to grant investment allowance to businesses for economic growth
e government has decided to grant an “investment allowance” to any investment made in projects for the promotion and development of 14 high-priority sectors, for research and development, improving energy efficiency
Source:Kuensel2023-3-131220 -
Four-year-old boy dies in fall from Henveiru building
A young boy died on early Monday, after falling from the fifth floor of a building in Henveiru district of Male’ City.
Source:SunOnline International2023-3-13727 -
Judge threatening case: Islamabad court issues arrest warrant for Imran Khan
Judge orders to arrest Imran Khan by March 29 and present him in court
Source:The News International2023-3-13704 -
8th century Buddha idols stolen
Two antique idols of Gautam Buddha were stolen from Chapagaun, Lalitpur on Sunday.
Source:The Rising Nepal2023-3-13481 -
Electric vehicles provided by donors dumped in Lumbini
Nineteen electric vehicles that were provided by foreign donors in subsidy have been stranded in Lumbini for over two years, thanks to an inordinate delay in the legal and operational procedure
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-3-13913 -
Vice President: What do they do, really?
Vice President: What do they do, really? Experts say time is ripe to review the role of the ‘useless’ position.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-3-132212 -
Ram Chandra Paudel sworn in as President
Former Speaker and multiple-time minister, President Paudel has traversed a long political journey to make it to the country’s highest state position.
Source:SATV2023-3-131342 -
RU students lock administrative building demanding justice over attack
Rajshahi University (RU) students on Sunday locked up the institution's administrative building demanding justice over the clash that broke out on Saturday night, which left over 200 injured.
Source:Dhakatribune2023-3-121002 -
India records 524 new Covid cases in 24 hours, highest in 113 days
India logged 524 new coronavirus cases after a gap of 113 days, while the active cases rose to 3,618, according to the Union Health Ministry data updated on Sunday.
Source:The Indian Express2023-3-12832 -
Remittance drops by more than 40 percent in 2022
With a dozen years spent in Australia, Namgay and her husband are comfortable financially. The couple arrived in Australia in 2012.
Source:Kuensel2023-3-121076 -
President concludes official visit to Qatar and Germany
Maldivian President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih returned to Male’ City on Sunday after concluding his official visit to Qatar and Germany.
Source:SunOnline International2023-3-121242 -
Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif blames Imran Khan for 'derailing his own IMF programme'
Deputy Commissioner, Lahore, on Saturday refused to give permission to the PTI for carrying out a rally on Sunday (today).
Source:The News International2023-3-12698 -
Chance of light rain in hilly areas
Today, there is a possibility of light rain in the hilly parts of the country, according to the Meteorological Forecasting Division.
Source:myRepublica2023-3-12968 -
Four candidates file nomination for veep's post
Four candidates have registered their candidacies for the vice-presidential election to be held next Friday.
Source:Himalayan times2023-3-121674 -
‘Assured of Indians’ safety’: PM Modi raises temple vandalism at meeting with Australian PM Anthony Albanese
During the bilateral meeting with Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, who is in the country for a visit, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday raised the issue of vandalism of Hindu temples in Australia.
Source:The Indian Express2023-3-11805 -
Smuggled gold worth Rs.160mn seized at BIA
Five suspects who were attempting to smuggle a stock of gold worth more than Rs.160 million were apprehended by the customs officers at the Bandaranaike International Airport (BIA) this morning.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-3-111173 -
Paro’s five NC candidates
Five of the seven aspiring National Council (NC) candidates from Paro have been nominated.
Source:Kuensel2023-3-11938 -
President Solih meets German President Steinmeier
During the meeting, President praised Germany’s leadership in the European Union and explored avenues for support for the Maldives in negotiating tariff rates for Maldivian fish exports and easing visa facilitations for…
Source:SunOnline International2023-3-111490 -
Pakistan cancels military parade over political unrest, economic instability
The Pakistan Day parade, which is held annually on March 23, has been cancelled, due to growing political unrest and the nation's deteriorating economic position, as per a Zee news report.
Source:Wionews2023-3-111204 -
Supreme Court orders prime minister to furnish clarification within 15 days
The Supreme Court on Friday issued a show cause notice against Prime Minister and CPN (Maoist Centre) chair Pushpa Kamal Dahal asking him to clarify why he should not be booked for insurgency-era killings as demanded by …
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-3-111005 -
Flawed surveys, rankings damaging democracy: CEC
A total of 59 participants from 31 countries or EMBs as well as representatives from international organisations working on election integrity attended, an ECI statement said.
Source:The Indian Express2023-3-101003 -
SL monks conferred with honorary religious titles by Myanmar govt.
Six Sri Lankan Theros were conferred with Honorary Religious Titles “Abhidhaja Maha Rattha Guru” and “Aggamahapanditha” by the Government of Myanmar.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-3-101048 -
IAC Maldives raises MVR 9 million to help Turkey-Syria quake victims
International Aid Campaign (IAC) Maldives has received over MVR 9 million in donations from Maldivians to assist the victims of the devastating earthquake that hit Turkey and Syria last month.
Source:SunOnline International2023-3-10946 -
Lungtenphu fire leaves 20 households homeless
A fire that started from the Lungtenphu army colony in Thimphu, above the helipad, burnt down about 20 units of houses yesterday afternoon.
Source:Kuensel2023-3-10760 -
Janata Samajbadi Party might have to pick a woman for Vice President
After the election of Nepali Congress leader Ram Chandra Paudel as the country’s third President on Thursday, all eyes are now on who will become the next Vice President.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-3-102294 -
Ram Chandra Paudel declared as Nepal's Third President of Nepal for upcoming 5 Years
Ram Chandra Paudel of Nepali Congress has been declared as the third president in Nepal's Republic history, on Thursday 7:00 pm in an election held at the Parliament building in New, Baneshwor, Kathmandu.
Source:SATV2023-3-91661 -
Shree Airlines saved passanger's lives by quick action
hree Airlines carrying 78 passangers inthe Flight No 821, flying from Kathmanduto Bhairahawa, made an emergency landing after the engine showed signs of fire.
Source:SATV2023-3-91594 -
China backs Sri Lanka debt plan, sources say, paving way for IMF loan: Report
China has given assurances that it will support Sri Lanka’s debt restructuring, clearing the biggest hurdle for the South Asian nation to secure a $2.9 billion bailout from the International Monetary Fund.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-3-9728 -
His Majesty meets de-suups piloting Gyalsung training component
His Majesty The King granted an audience to participants of the 56th Batch DeSuung Training Programme, ongoing at Pelrithang, in Gelephu yesterday.
Source:Kuensel2023-3-9845 -
USAID launches Ocean Plastics Reduction Activity in Maldives
The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) has launched the USAID Ocean Plastics Reduction Activity in Maldives – a five-year project to reduce environmental plastics by decreasing plastic inputs and…
Source:SunOnline International2023-3-9719 -
Preparations for presidential election complete, Nepal to get new president by today evening
The Election Commission (EC) has said that the preparations for the presidential election have been completed.
Source:myRepublica2023-3-91398 -
Writ petitions filed against PM Dahal By Himalayan News Service
Two writ petitions have been filed against CPN-Maoist Centre Chair and Prime Minister Dahal and others at the Supreme Court seeking to arrest and punish him for that he could take responsibility only for 5,000 Maoist ins…
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-3-9866 -
Delhi excise policy case: ED summons Telangana CM KCR’s daughter K Kavitha
Kavitha, a Bharat Rashtra Samithi party MLC, has been asked to depose on March 9 before the federal agency in the national capital.
Source:The Indian Express2023-3-81050 -
Trashiyangtse nominates five NC candidates
Trashiyangtse dzongkhag has five candidates vying for a seat in the National Council (NC) this election. Trashigyangtse had only three candidates in 2018 NC election.
Source:Kuensel2023-3-8911 -
President Solih meets Serbian President
Maldivian President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih has met with Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić.The meeting took place in Doha, Qatar, on Monday, on the sidelines of the 5th United Nations Conference on the Least Developed Cou…
Source:SunOnline International2023-3-8945 -
Eight-party alliance Task Force meeting discusses Presidential election
A meeting of the eight-party alliance held discussions on the upcoming Presidential election. The meeting was held at the Nepali Congress (NC) Parliamentary Party (PP) office in Singha Durbar.
Source:myRepublica2023-3-81074 -
KMC offering free legal advice to general people from 32 wards from March 15
The Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) is providing free legal consultancy services from each of its ward offices to the general people from March 15.
Source:myRepublica2023-3-81526 -
Pakistan's ex-PM Imran Khan no-show in court, avoids arrest
Pakistan's former Prime Minister Imran Khan failed to appear before a court in Islamabad on Tuesday to answer charges in a graft case against him. The no-show was apparently a legal maneuver by the ex-premier to avoid ar…
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-3-8722 -
Dhaka air quality 4th most polluted in world Tuesday morning
With an Air Quality Index (AQI) score of 191 at 10:30am on Tuesday, Dhaka ranked 4th in the list of cities worldwide with the worst air quality.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-3-7998 -
Voters educated to enhance electoral participation: ECB
Amid speculations of facilitation booths and restricted postal ballot facility, the Election Commission of Bhutan (ECB) is optimistic that their civic and voter education would enhance electoral participation and elector…
Source:Kuensel2023-3-71605 -
Will centralising budget system affect thromdes’ service delivery?
The talk about granting full human and financial autonomy to the thromdes for the collection of revenue and planning their own expenditure has been doing the rounds for many years now.
Source:Kuensel2023-3-7636 -
Judiciary Committee asked to investigate Shakeel’s appoint to High Court
Adam Shareef noted that both judges who issued convictions against Yameen were promoted to higher courts.
Source:SunOnline International2023-3-7996 -
AJK makes hijab mandatory for students, teachers
The Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) government has made it mandatory for female students and teachers to wear the hijab in mixed-gender educational institutions, a circular issued on Monday stated
Source:The News International2023-3-7884 -
Industry ministry instructs all govt departments and institutes to use Nepali products
The Ministry of Industry, Commerce and Supply (MoICS) has issued a circular to all government offices to consume Nepali goods and products.
Source:myRepublica2023-3-7896 -
Colours of Holi brings joy among Hindus
Holi, the festival of colours is one of the most celebrated auspicious occasion of colors around the Hindu community for different mythical reasons. It is being observed today with huge number of people in the mountainou…
Source:SATV2023-3-61391 -
Kejriwal, Mamata among 9 Oppn leaders write to PM Modi against Sisodia’s arrest
Citing examples of Assam chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, former TMC leader Suvendu Adhikari, the leaders across different Opposition parties alleged that the “investigation agencies go slow” on cases of those who j…
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Financial institutions and corporate offices “hollowing out”
The high rate of attrition is “hollowing out” financial institutions and corporate offices of their human resources even as some of these agencies are moving their services online.
Source:Kuensel2023-3-51855 -
President Solih meets with Secretary General of the UN
President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih has met with the Secretary-General of the United Nations, António Guterres.
Source:SunOnline International2023-3-51200 -
Speaking at a press conference in Islamabad
Pakistan is set to receive a $1.3 billion financing boost from the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Ltd (ICBC) in the coming days, according to the country’s Finance Minister, Ishaq Dar. Speaking at a press confe…
Source:livemint2023-3-5850 -
Oli lambasts PM over planned Buddhist college in Mustang
The UML chair accuses Prime Minister Dahal of betraying China by accepting India’s proposal and for supposedly trying to make the country a playground of foreign powers.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-3-51292 -
Bangladesh urges G-20 to force companies making profit from Ukraine war to compensate poor nations
Bangladesh’s foreign minister said companies making “runaway profit” from the war in Ukraine should compensate affected, less developed nations.
Source:CNBC2023-3-3888 -
IMF Defends tax hike in Sri Lanka
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has defended the tax reforms which has drawn strong public opposition in Sri Lanka.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-3-32279 -
India's top court orders probe of Adani business group
India's top court on Thursday ordered an expert committee to investigate any regulatory failures related to the country's second-largest conglomerate, the Adani Group.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-3-3972 -
Burnt answer scripts to cost the culprit
The culprit who had stolen Class XII answer scripts from Tashitse Higher Secondary School in Trashigang is under police custody. The case will be forwarded to the Drungkhag court, according to the Royal Bhutan Police.
Source:Kuensel2023-3-3763 -
Dairy farmers call for dedicated feed factory in the east
The price of livestock feed has risen by Nu 1,500 to Nu 1,850 since late 2020, inflicting heavy losses on dairy farmers. Farmers also claim that they suspect contamination of cattle feed.
Source:Kuensel2023-3-3653 -
University staff receives huge salary hike
President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih, on Thursday, revealed that the salaries of university lecturers and university top officials have been increased by a mile as of yesterday
Source:SunOnline International2023-3-31169 -
Pakistani rupee hits record low amid IMF bailout delay
Pakistani rupee dropped by 6 percent against the US dollar, while interest rate was raised to 20 percent as the country waits to unlock $1.1bn IMF fund.
Source:Aljazeera2023-3-3620 -
Major General Shahi sacked as CoAS Sharma in retaliation purge against those close to former CoAS Thapa
Nepal Army (NA) has dismissed Major General Prem Shahi from the service. Although Major General Shahi was arrested on charge of his involvement in financial irregularities, the military court eventually sacked him on the…
Source:myRepublica2023-3-33061 -
Candidates for prez busy seeking votes
CPN-UML Secretary Yogesh Bhattarai said there was a strong possibility that the RSP could vote for Nembang.Rastriya Swatantra Party leader Mukul Dhakal said that during the meeting, a UML representative asked the RSP pre…
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-3-3907 -
Global report on internet shutdowns: Bangladesh ranked 5th
Bangladesh is among the top five countries where authorities have shut down the internet last year as “weapons of control”, according to a global digital rights watchdog.
Source:The Daily Star2023-3-2760 -
Three Indian nationals arrested with ornaments worth Rs 11 million
Police have arrested three Indian nationals with gold and diamond ornaments worth Rs 11 million.
Source:myRepublica2023-3-21530 -
China tells IMF willing to take constructive part in debt talks
Premier Li Keqiang told the head of the International Monetary Fund that China is open to participating in multilateral efforts to help heavily indebted nations “in a constructive manner,” China Central Television repo…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-3-2936 -
Govt. foregoes Nu 3.31B as fiscal incentives
The government had foregone estimated tax revenue of Nu 3.31 billion (B) in 2021 with the implementation of the fiscal incentives measures, according to the National Revenue report 2021-22. In 2020, the tax foregone was …
Source:Kuensel2023-3-21123 -
FM Shahid travels to India on official visit
Foreign Minister Abdulla Shahid, on Wednesday, traveled to neighboring India on an official visit.
Source:SunOnline International2023-3-2872 -
It’s Koshi. Province 1 gets its name, finally
Province 1 has officially adopted Koshi as its new name. A meeting of the provincial assembly on Wednesday approved the new name.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-3-21911 -
Pakistan’s CPI soars to highest rate in nearly 50 years
Pakistan’s consumer price index (CPI) jumped 31.5 percent in February year-on-year, the statistics bureau says, the highest annual rate in nearly 50 years, as food, beverage and transportation prices surged more than 45…
Source:Aljazeera2023-3-2852 -
PM Dahal to seek confidence vote after prez election
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal will have to seek vote of confidence after the presidential election scheduled for March 9 as today's meeting of the House of Representatives was postponed till March 19.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-3-2737 -
National revenue grows by 8.9 percent
The national revenue saw a growth of 8.9 percent with the collection of Nu 39.04 billion (B) in the fiscal year 2021-22 compared to the previous fiscal year.
Source:Kuensel2023-3-1673 -
Nasheed meets Qasim’s advisor Ilham
Maldivian Democratic Party’s (MDP) leader, Parliament Speaker Mohamed Nasheed has met with Ilham Ahmed, an advisor to Jumhoory Party’s (JP) leader and Maamigili MP Qasim Ibrahim.
Source:SunOnline International2023-3-1749 -
Pakistani court issues arrest of former Prime Minister Imran Khan
A Pakistani court on Tuesday issued an arrest warrant for former Prime Minister Imran Khan, as the cricket star-turned-politician called on his supporters to keep up protests amid a roiling political crisis.
Source:PBSO News hour2023-3-1994 -
Cabinet reshuffle after presidential election
Minister of Communications and Information Technology Rekha Sharma said that Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal was likely to induct ministers in his Cabinet after the presidential elections scheduled for March 9.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-3-11010 -
Delhi News Live Updates: Supreme Court to take up Manish Sisodia’s plea against his arrest at 3.50 pm today
In the absence of Sisodia, Revenue minister Kailash Gahlot likely to present state annual Budget; Deputy CM finds support in KCR, Pinarayi, Akhilesh and Soren; HC to hear plea concerning demolition drive in Mehrauli.
Source:The Indian Express2023-2-281139 -
World Bank’s IFC extends US $ 400mn financing to three Sri Lankan banks
To support Sri Lanka amid an ongoing economic crisis, the International Finance Corporation (IFC), the investment arm of the World Bank, is providing a cross-currency swap facility to three of Sri Lanka’s leading nation…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-2-28741 -
Frequent system breakdown irks taxpayers
The deadline for income tax filing ends today but many citizens have not been able to file their personal income tax (PIT) due to the Department of Revenue and Customs’ repeated system breakdowns.
Source:Kuensel2023-2-28600 -
AGO seeks MVR 32M lost in ventilator corruption case through arbitration
Attorney General’s Office (AG Office) has filed a complaint with the Maldives International Arbitration Centre seeking to recover the monies payable to the state over the failure to deliver ventilators by Dubai-based Ex…
Source:SunOnline International2023-2-281574 -
President Solih constitutes National Job Center
President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih on Monday constituted the National Job Center under the Ministry of Economic Development.
Source:SunOnline International2023-2-281464 -
NAC pilot suspended on allegations of unruly behaviour
The Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN) has barred a pilot of Nepal Airlines Corporation (NAC) flight RA-416 from flying on the charge of allegedly misbehaving with a crew member onbroad a flight enroute Kathmandu f…
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-2-281744 -
Case filed against Major General Shahi in military court
The Nepalese Army has registered a case in the military court against Major General Prem Shahi, who has been detained for two months over financial irregularities.
Source:myRepublica2023-2-282089 -
Tibetan New Year Rejoice Celebrated
Chinese Embassy of Nepal today hosted a program celebrating Gyalbo Loshar, a Tibetan New Year to congratulate all Tibetan and Nepalese Sherpa's a happy new year and prosperous coming days.
Source:SATV2023-2-252780 -
141 countries, including Nepal, are in favor of the resolution to end the war in Ukraine
141 countries, including Nepal, have voted in favor ofthe resolution calling for an end to the war in Ukraine.
Source:SATV2023-2-251233 -
President's election: Filing of nomination papers today
Candidates vying for the post of the next President of the Democratic Republic of Nepal would be filing their nomination papers today. The election is scheduled to be held on March 9.
Source:myRepublica2023-2-251500 -
K. Guraidhoo MP Riza passes away
K. Guraidhoo MP Ibrahim Riza passed away last night.
Source:SunOnline International2023-2-241159 -
New Report: India’s Largest News Agency, Part-Owned by Reuters, Continues to Quote Fake Sources
ANI, which has gained in stature and revenues since the rise of nationalist Prime Minister Narinda Modi,published hundreds of articles relying on fake sources that furthers the agenda of the Indian government while discr…
Source:OCCRP2023-2-243253 -
Scout Movement celebrates its 166th birthday...
On the occasion of the 166th birthday of the founder of the Scout Movement, lunch and a donation of emergency medicine were provided for the patients receiving treatment at Karapitiya Cancer Ward.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-2-241255 -
Congress’ pick for President comes down to ‘Paudel v Sitaula’ contest
With a green signal from Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal and his party CPN (Moist Centre), the Nepali Congress is now gearing up to finalise its presidential candidate for the election slated for March 9.
Source:kathmandupost.2023-2-241232 -
Ukraine seeks India support for UN peace resolution
The call for support was made by Andriy Yermak, who heads the office of Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, in a phone conversation with National Security Advisor Ajit Doval. The move comes less than two weeks after D…
Source:The Indian Express2023-2-23617 -
SL Army UN Peacekeeper’s remains flown home
The mortal remains of Mali-based UN Peacekeeper of the Sri Lanka Army who recently died of a cardiac arrest while serving the Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in Mali (MINUSMA) were brought to the island…
Source:The Daily mirror2023-2-231011 -
Adhaalath Party backs President Solih for 2023 presidential election
Adhaalath Party (AP) has accepted Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP)’s invitation to form a coalition for the upcoming presidential election, and announced its support for MDP’s presidential candidate, President Ibrahim …
Source:SunOnline International2023-2-23719 -
Torkham border remains shut for fourth day
The Torkham border crossing remained closed on Wednesday (the fourth day) after a row over the legal documents for Afghans travelling to Pakistan.
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2 decades of new anti-corruption law in Nepal: A story of the target missed
One fine day in 2002, the Commission for the Investigation of Abuse of Authority (CIAA) received a letter from Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB)which stated the sitting chief of Tribhuvan International Airport, Khem Raj Bhattarai,…
Source:Setopati2023-2-231902 -
“Indian plate moving 5 cm every year, raising possibility of earthquakes”: NGRI chief scientist
A leading weather scientist and geological expert has warned that the Indian tectonic plate is moving about 5 cm every year, leading to accumulation of stress along the Himalayas and increasing the possibility of major …
Source:The Print2023-2-221077 -
Parliament can be dissolved any time now
President can dissolve the House when the Legislature completes two and a half years of its terms.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-2-22822 -
No words enough to express gratitude
His Majesty The King was on a tour of the east from June 8 to June 13.“I cried when I saw His Majesty in trekking boots carrying a backpack,” recalls Tenzin.
Source:Kuensel2023-2-22950 -
Duty-free gold available for tourists after Losar
To mark the double auspicious day (Birth Anniversary of His Majesty The King and Losar, the Bhutanese New Year), the Department of Tourism in partnership with Bhutan Duty Free (BDF) will sell limited quantities of duty-f…
Source:Kuensel2023-2-221283 -
FM Shahid: Maldivians’ nationalism built upon sacrifice of martyrs
The nationalism of the Maldivian people is built upon the sacrifice of the fighters and martyrs who spilled their blood on this proud land, said Foreign Minister Abdulla Shahid in an event at the B. Thulhaadhoo School on…
Source:SunOnline International2023-2-22827 -
LSP leaders urge Deuba to support Mahantha Thakur as new president
Top leaders of Loktantrik Samajwadi Party (LSP) are meeting Nepali Congress (NC) President Sher Bahadur Deuba today. While the presidential election is nearing, LSP is going to meet Deuba with the name of a new candidat…
Source:myRepublica2023-2-221049 -
Court order paves the way to place mobile holders and stands on motorcycle
Mobile stand (mobile holder) and GoPro (helmet camera) can be placed in the vehicle from now onwards.
Source:myRepublica2023-2-222135 -
Ex-speaker Agni Sapkota's son appointed as foreign affairs advisor to PM Dahal
hairman of CPN (Maoist Center) and Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal has appointed Rupak Sapkota as his foreign affairs advisor. Rupak is the son of Agni Prasad Sapkota, former Speaker and Vice Chairman of the Maoist Cen…
Source:myRepublica2023-2-212011 -
Gujarat to press for death penalty for 11 convicts in Godhra train burning case
Calling the February 27, 2002 Godhra train burning incident a “rarest of rare case”, the Gujarat government on Monday told the Supreme Court that it will press for death penalty for the 11 convicts whose sentence was c…
Source:Hindustan Times2023-2-211240 -
Uttarakhand Rozgar Mela: New jobs to ensure youths return to their villages, says PM
Uttarakhand CM Pushkar Singh Dhami announced that the state will start Mukhyamantri Utthan Yojana, under which free coaching will be given to students from weak economic background preparing for competitive exams.
Source:Hindustan Times2023-2-21514 -
China already offers SL debt extension: China
China has already provided Sri Lanka with a letter supporting the sustainability of SL’s debt.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-2-21936 -
Delay in China’s positive response delays IMF bailout: Wijeyadasa
he delay in China’s positive response in restructuring Sri Lanka’s debt has been the only obstacle in securing the International Monetary Fund (IMF) bailout at the moment, Justice Minister Wijeyadasa Rajapakshe said.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-2-211569 -
Youth unemployment increases in 2022
The youth unemployment rate in 2022 is estimated at 28.6 percent which is an increase by 7.7 points compared to 20.9 percent in 2021, according to the Labour Force Survey Report, 2022.
Source:SunOnline International2023-2-21677 -
HRCM: Police used pepper spray on protestors without warning
The police used pepper spray on protestors without prior warning during the serial protests organized by the opposition coalition composed of Progressive Party of Maldives (PPM) and People’s National Congress(PNC), acco…
Source:SunOnline International2023-2-21821 -
Azam Tarar says president violated Constitution by giving election date
Minister for Law and Justice Azam Nazeer Tarar chaired the third meeting of the anti-corruption task force for review of the institutional framework of anti-corruption institutions at the ministry of law and justice on F…
Source:The News International2023-2-211285 -
Prez Bhandari, PM Dahal extend greetings on the occasion of Gyalpo Lhosar
: President Bidya Devi Bhandari has expressed her confidence that festivals like Gyalpo Lhosar would further increase mutual goodwill, tolerance and fraternity among Nepali people and subsequently further strengthen nati…
Source:myRepublica2023-2-21749 -
‘National consensus’ is again in vogue. Does it make sense?
The ruling alliance is divided over who should be the new head of state, with the CPN-UML laying claim to the presidential post while the Maoist Centre continues to root for a consensus-based President.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-2-21966 -
CPN (Unified Socialist) Chairman Nepal receives offer to become new President
A meeting was held between CPN-UML Chairman KP Sharma Oli and Madhav Kumar Nepal, Chairman of CPN (Unified Socialist) Party, which was split from the UML.
Source:myRepublica2023-2-21994 -
Maoist Center calls official meeting to decide who to support in upcoming presidential election
oday, the CPN (Maoist Center) has called an official meeting to take an official decision on the matter of the new president. The meeting will be held at 4PM on the premises of the party office.
Source:myRepublica2023-2-20901 -
Bhutan adds eight new species to Mosquito Taxonomic Inventory
In the last few years, Vector-borne Disease Control Programme in Gelephu identified eight new species of mosquitos.They have been listed in Mosquito Taxonomic Inventory.
Source:Kuensel2023-2-201121 -
Centre for Infectious Diseases to be ready in four years
The groundbreaking ceremony, for Royal Centre for Infectious Diseases (RCID) in Gidagom which is expected to complete in four years, took place yesterday.
Source:Kuensel2023-2-20601 -
Immigration release Japanese beggar
Maldives Immigration has released the Japanese individual seen begging on the streets of Male’ City.
Source:SunOnline International2023-2-201261 -
Bangladesh will get to pick new Saarc secretary general
As member states do not recognise Kabul’s Taliban regime, Dhaka will send new secretariat chief.
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Possibility of light snowfall in the highlands and Himalayan areas
According to the Department of Hydrology and Meteorology, in the morning, there are chances of partial to normal rain in the hilly areas of Province-1, Bagmati Province, Gandaki Province, Lumbini Province and Karnali Pro…
Source:myRepublica2023-2-201120 -
Musa Logistics Nepal office held a business meeting on 18th February
Musa Logistics,an international Chinese logistics company organised a business meeting on 18th February with Nepalese customers in Kantipur Garden Banquet, Gwarko, Lalitpur.
Source:SATV2023-2-1817062 -
MAYHEM IN NARAIL, BANGLADESH: MUSLIM MOBS ATTACK HINDUS AND PILLAGE THEIR HOMES, TEMPLES AND VILLAGES
HINDUS LEAVING UNDER CONSTANT THREAT IN BANGLADESH
Source:HRCBM2023-2-161089 -
Negotiations on revised trade pact, linking electricity grids with India to begin in 2 months
Sri Lanka and India are looking into ways to strengthen their relationship and will step up their efforts with a revised trade agreement and a deal to connect the electricity grids of the two countries
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-2-16818 -
Lack of water for agriculture is a shame
Water is a problem of abundance in Bhutan. However, lack of water is a major issue.
Source:Kuensel2023-2-16991 -
Bhutan Airlines loses Nu 150M in the first quarter
Spring is the tourist season in Bhutan, but going by those in the airline business, there are not many reservations, indicating a slow business.
Source:Kuensel2023-2-16618 -
Longest underwater kiss world record broken
The Guinness World Record for Longest Underwater Kiss has been broken in time for Valentine’s Day 2023 by South African National Freediving Champion Beth Neale and her Canadian partner, Miles Cloutier.
Source:Dive Magazine2023-2-16916 -
Murder hearing against Maoist leader Sapkota deferred for 45th time https://kathmandupost.com/national/2023/02/16/murder-hearing-against-maoist-leader-sapkota-deferred-for-45th-time
The frequent attempts of Purnimaya, Arjun’s wife, to register a first information report was turned down by the Kavrepalanchok district police, prompting her to knock the Supreme Court’s door on March 3, 2008 asking fo…
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-2-161138 -
New law minister foils attempts to release Resham Chaudhary
The government is reluctant to release Resham Chaudhary, the founding chairman of Nagarik Unmukti Party (NUP) who is allegedly the mastermind behind the Tikapur carnage.
Source:myRepublica2023-2-161144 -
District Government Attorney Office decides not to file complaint against RSP Chairman Lamichhane
The District Government Attorney Office has decided that filing a complaint against the chairman of Rastriya Swatantra Party, Rabi Lamichhane, is not necessary.
Source:myRepublica2023-2-151200 -
Lotse Mall was attacked and looted due to police inaction: MP Khanal
Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) MP Shishir Khanal has said that the police were negligent in the Lotse Mahal robbery incident on Monday.
Source:myRepublica2023-2-151252 -
Mohammad Chuppu elected 22nd President of Bangladesh
Mohammad Shahabuddin Chuppu, a former judge and freedom fighter, was elected as the 22nd President of Bangladesh. The 74-year-old was elected unopposed.
Source:wion2023-2-15845 -
De-suung Celebrates 12th Raising Day
De-suung marked its 12th Raising Day today, with around 8,000 de-suups from across the country joining the celebrations at the Changlimithang Stadium.
Source:Kuensel2023-2-151692 -
MTCC begins laying asphalt on Ameenee Magu
Maldives Transport and Contracting Company (MTCC), on Tuesday night, began laying asphalt on Ameenee Magu, one the of major roads in Male’ City presently undergoing redevelopment.
Source:SunOnline International2023-2-151132 -
HomeWorld News"India Was Staying Neutral. So, Pak...": Imran Khan On Russia-Ukraine War "India Was Staying Neutral. So, Pak...": Imran Khan On Russia-Ukraine War
Pakistan's ousted prime minister Imran Khan has claimed that former Army chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa wanted him to condemn Russia for invading Ukraine, but the then premier did not oblige him citing the example of In…
Source:NDTV2023-2-15661 -
Kwatra returns, leaving everyone guessing about his political message
Indian Foreign Secretary Vinay Mohan Kwatra’s two-day visit (Feb 13-14) to Kathmandu got a lot of attention.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-2-151052 -
Suspended MP Chaudhary to register his statement at District Court Kailali today
KATHMANDU, Feb 15: Arun Chaudhary, the suspended member of the House of Representatives, who won the election from Kailali 2, will be taken to the district court in Kailali today for recording his statement.
Source:myRepublica2023-2-151053 -
Efforts on to break the current ruling alliance: Oli
CPN-UML Chairman KP Sharma Oli has said that efforts are on to break the ruling alliance, thereby creating instability in the country.
Source:myRepublica2023-2-15913 -
Protesting transporters to halt services in Kathmandu
On Monday, they staged a protest around the Gongabu Buspark area disrupting vehicular movement. Protesters also vandalised a nearby shopping mall.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-2-14854 -
A Force of Change
Almost a decade after His Majesty’s address to a group of young de-suup trainees at the Military Training Center in Tencholing, Wangdue, the de-suup family today has grown from a few hundred to a formidable group of aro…
Source:Kuensel2023-2-14646 -
Three judges cleared of misconduct
JSC had investigated two cases of misconduct against High Court Judge Hussain Shaheed, and one case of misconduct each against Criminal Court Judge Soffath Habeeb, and Civil Court Judge Mariyam Waheed.
Source:SunOnline International2023-2-141348 -
South Korea to welcome additional Nepali workers next year
A top official of the South Korean government has announced that he will welcome additional Nepali workers in South Korea next year.
Source:myRepublica2023-2-141274 -
Government takes responsibility to support Arts students: PM
The Royal University of Bhutan (RUB) is relooking at the possibility of increasing the intake for Paro College of Education (PCE) following the Prime Minister’s intervention and discussions with the education ministry.
Source:Kuensel2023-2-13848 -
Harsh life of house-helps
Around 4 percent of live-in househelps in Bangladesh are abused sexually, while 21 percent suffer from physical violence and 61 percent are subjected to verbal harassment by their employers and family members, found a re…
Source:The Daily Star2023-2-13742 -
Discussions held on training journalists to cover protests and rallies
Broadcasting Commission of the Maldives (BroadCom) and Maldives Police Service held discussions on Sunday regarding conducting a training program for journalists who cover protests and rallies.
Source:SunOnline International2023-2-131598 -
Police: Missing Asir last seen at airport
Maldives Police Service, on Sunday, stated Mohamed Asir Ismail, 31, Gaskara, S. Maradhoo-Feydhoo, who was reported missing from Male’ City last week, was last seen at Velana International Airport’s (VIA) terminal.
Source:SunOnline International2023-2-131194 -
PM Modi welcomes opening of Jaffna Cultural Centre
The Jaffna Cultural Centre is an important initiative signifying the close cultural cooperation between India and Sri Lanka, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi tweeted on Saturday.
Source:daily news2023-2-13930 -
Harshitha half-century leads Sri Lanka to second victory at T20 World Cup
Harshitha Samarawickrama made a composed half-century to guide Sri Lanka to a seven-wicket win over Bangladesh at Newlands in Cape Town on Sunday for their second successive victory at the Women's T20 World Cup.
Source:France 242023-2-13930 -
Country's economic indicators positive: PM
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal has said that the economic indicators have turned positive in recent times.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-2-131075 -
Government reduces size of budget by Rs 244 billion
The government has reduced the size of the budget for the current fiscal year.
Source:myRepublica2023-2-13759 -
Newly appointed ministers of Lumbini province
The newly appointed ministers of Lumbini state have taken oath of office and secrecy.
Source:SATV2023-2-121783 -
Time ripe to rethink archaic VVIP convoy protocol
Friday’s assault of a doctor by police deployed to clear the road for the presidential convoy could be the turning point.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-2-121646 -
General Sahir Shamshad Mirza meets President Ranil Wickremesinghe
General Sahir Shamshad Mirza, Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee of Pakistan, met President Ranil Wickremesinghe at the President’s Office yesterday during his three-day official visit to Sri Lanka.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-2-123866 -
Caught on camera: In Pakistan, mob lynches man accused of blasphemy, tries to set ablaze
The mob stormed the police station at Warburton, Nankana Sahib, about 80 km from Lahore, and took custody of Waris Issa stripped him naked, and dragged him into the streets before beating him to death.
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Govt has adopted zero-tolerance policy against corruption: PM Dahal
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal has said that the government has adopted a zero-tolerance policy against corruption.
Source:myRepublica2023-2-121203 -
Samikchya Baskota elected Chairperson, Ranju Darshana General Secy of Bibeksheel Sajha Party
Samikchya Banskota has been elected as Chairperson of Bibeksheel Sajha Party.
Source:myRepublica2023-2-121052 -
Butter lamp Ceremony for Turkey & Syria earthquake victims
Her Majesty The Gyaltsuen graced a prayer ceremony yesterday morning to light a thousand butter lamps for those affected by the earthquakes that struck Turkey and Syria earlier this week.
Source:Kuensel2023-2-12431 -
Maharashtra journalist killed after article on ‘criminal’ who got ‘clicked alongside PM, CM’
Shashikant Warishe, who is survived by his elderly mother, wife and a son, worked in a local Marathi newspaper and had been covering issues related to the setting up of the Ratnagiri Refinery & Petrochemicals Ltd in Bars…
Source:The Indian Express2023-2-81431 -
Inside a human trafficking enclave in East Asia, Lankan graduates scam Westerners via dating apps
With access to hacking software and improved translation software, the scammers, who are themselves victims, target American citizens above the age of 37 by creating fake profiles on largely used US dating apps such as H…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-2-8817 -
Zooming on focused areas & awareness to reduce road crash fatalities: BCTA
Bhutan witnessed an increase in the number of road crash fatalities last year. According to Bhutan Construction and Transport Authority’s (BCTA) record, the current road crash fatality rate is 6.3 persons per 10,000 veh…
Source:Kuensel2023-2-8893 -
An Indian woman dupes security and immigration officials
An Indian visitor, a woman, deceived three Bhutanese taxi drivers and a hotel owner last week.
Source:Kuensel2023-2-81595 -
Regional hospitals start visa medical examination
Those planning to go to Australia will now no longer have to travel and wait in queue at JDWNR Hospital in Thimphu for an immigration medical examination (IME).
Source:Kuensel2023-2-8780 -
Sri Lankan graduates scamming Westerners via dating apps
Little did he know that his job would be to flirt with well-to-do Americans online in an organised crypto-currency scamming network handled by East Asian syndicates in Laos.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-2-8716 -
Pervez Musharraf: Thousands attend funeral of ex-Pakistan military leader
Thousands have attended funeral prayers for Pakistan's divisive former president General Pervez Musharraf.
Source:BBC2023-2-8876 -
12 terrorists killed in Lakki Marwat operation: ISPR
Lakki has witnessed an unprecedented increase in terrorist attacks for over a year
Source:The News International2023-2-8987 -
By-election of a National Assembly member begin in Lumbini province
Voting for the by-election of a member of the National Assembly has started in Lumbini. Voting has started from 10 am at the staff meeting centre in Ghorahi, Dang.
Source:myRepublica2023-2-81568 -
Govt aims to double pashmina exports in five years
The government has introduced National Pashmina Sector Strategy 2022-2026 with a target of more than doubling the export of pashmina products in a five-year period
Source:The Rising Nepal2023-2-81138 -
Home Minister’s big statement on the vandalism of Hindu temples in Bangladesh, said- Hindu society was in this country and will always be Pipa News
In Bangladesh, a case of breaking idols by attacking Hindu temples has come to the fore. According to information, Islamic fundamentalists attacked Hindu temples and broke 14 idols.
Source:pipa2023-2-7968 -
LiFE initiative can help reduce annual global CO2 emissions significantly: IEA
The International Energy Agency (IEA) has cited its modelling and said it shows adoption of changes proposed under India’s Lifestyle for Environment (LiFE) initiative can reduce annual global carbon dioxide (CO2) emissi…
Source:Hindustan Times2023-2-7637 -
Govt to launch first pilot cow sanctuary in UP to tackle stray cattle problem
The union government has sanctioned ₹63 crore for the project, which will be set up by the national dairy development board. Tenders will be floated soon for the construction work of the sanctuary that will be home to 5…
Source:Hindustan Times2023-2-71379 -
Pakistan blocks Wikipedia for 'blasphemous content'
Wikipedia has been blocked in Pakistan for hosting "blasphemous content".
Source:BBC2023-2-7672 -
MMC calls for investigation into death threat against ‘Vaguthu’ journalists
Maldives Media Council (MMC) has called on the authorities to investigate the death threat made against journalists from the online news outlet ‘Vaguthu’.
Source:SunOnline International2023-2-71165 -
Government hesitant to revive helmet rule for pillion riders https://tkpo.st/3Yb8BSl
Before making helmets mandatory for pillion riders, awareness campaign is needed to make the rule effective, say officials.
Source:myRepublica2023-2-7986 -
Transition to a Green Economy in Developing Countries
Destructive events have already been documented in several places, and several nations have suffered significant losses as a result of climate-related disasters.
Source:myRepublica2023-2-71249 -
Price of petroleum products increased
The Nepal Oil Corporation has increased the price of petroleum products including diesel, petrol and kerosene.
Source:myRepublica2023-2-71016 -
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The Royal Bhutan Police (RBP) has established a Narcotic Drugs, Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Division in Thimphu to help address the growing drug abuse cases in the country.
Source:Kuensel2023-2-61084 -
Million Fruit Tree Plantation enters second phase to reduce mortality
The second phase of the nationwide DeSuung National Service Million Fruit Tree planting began yesterday in Guma gewog, Punakha with a demonstration of how to plant fruit seedlings.
Source:Kuensel2023-2-61278 -
8 arrests from opposition rally
Eight have been arrested from the ongoing protests by the opposition coalition comprising of Progressive Party of Maldives (PPM) and People’s National Congress (PNC).
Source:SunOnline International2023-2-6840 -
Sri Lanka marks independence anniversary amid economic woes
President Ranil Wickremesinghe, who has started to improve some but not all of the acute shortages, acknowledged the somber state of the nation, saying in a televised speech, “We have reached the point of destruction.”
Source:SunOnline International2023-2-61304 -
Pervez Musharraf, Pakistan's ex-president, dies aged 79
Pakistan's former president General Pervez Musharraf, who seized power in a coup in 1999, has died aged 79.
Source:BBC2023-2-6399 -
Nepal-China to meet on cross-border transmission line in two weeks https://tkpo.st/3ldQKfb
Nepal and China are scheduled to hold another round of discussions later this month on the development of a cross-border transmission line between the two countries.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-2-61315 -
‘Beyond imagination’: Pakistan PM warns of IMF bailout conditions‘Beyond imagination’: Pakistan PM warns of IMF bailout conditions
Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has said that the government will have to agree to International Monetary Fund (IMF) bailout conditions that are “beyond imagination”.
Source:Jaljazeera2023-2-4628 -
Motorbike of individual who caused disturbance at opposition rally towed
Maldives Police Service has taken action against an individual who caused a disturbance during the opposition PPM-PNC coalition’s ‘Bunvaru’ rally held on Friday evening calling to free the imprisoned opposition leader…
Source:SunOnline International2023-2-41190 -
Nikachhu hydropower project commission by year-end
With 87.75 percent of the project completed, the 118MW Nikachhu Hydropower Project in Trongsa is expected to commission by December this year.
Source:Kuensel2023-2-41445 -
HoR member sent to jail
House of Representatives (HoR) member and Nagarik Unmukti Party Whip Arun Kumar Chaudhary has been sent to custody.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-2-41076 -
Nepal, Malaysia agree to revise labor agreement
The Government of Nepal has reached an understanding to sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Malaysia to revise the bilateral labor agreement.
Source:myRepublica2023-2-41080 -
Search for Miss Nepal 2023 has begun
The Hidden Treasure, a beauty pageant organiser has announced that Miss Nepal 2023, the country's most popular beauty pageant, is now open for all the interested applicants of Nepal, at today's Press Conference held in …
Source:SATV2023-2-35244 -
Adani: How the billionaire's empire lost $100bn in days
Indianbillionaire Gautam Adani has sought to reassure investors after his companypulled a surprise by calling off its share sale.
Source:BBC2023-2-3820 -
Can Sri Lanka trade its way back to prosperity?
Sri Lanka is, in the words of its own president, "bankrupt".
Source:BBC2023-2-3948 -
Adhurey: Imprisoned is not Yameen, but Maldivians’ hope
Opposition People’s National Congress’ (PNC) leader Abdul Raheem Abdulla (Adhurey), on Thursday, remarked that imprisoned is not the opposition leader, former President Yameen, but rather the hope of Maldivians for tom…
Source:SunOnline International2023-2-31080 -
Blackouts and soaring prices: Pakistan’s economy is on the brink
“All we’re being told by the government is that things are going to get worse,” Radaqat told CNN.
Source:CNN2023-2-3767 -
EU pledges cooperation during the transition period following LDC graduation
The European Union (EU) has offered close cooperation during the transition period following Nepal’s graduation from the category of a Least Developed Country (LDC) to a middle-income country.
Source:myRepublica2023-2-3876 -
Nepal’s Dreams of Hydro Dollars
Nepal can convert hydropower into hydro dollars by exporting it to its neighbors who are facing an acute shortage of electricity. It would also narrow down the excessively widening balance of trade gap.
Source:myRepublica2023-2-31777 -
Gold price increases by Rs 1,200 per tola
The price of gold has increased by Rs 1,200 per tola in the domestic market today.
Source:myRepublica2023-2-2679 -
Home ministry should be given to RSP: Oli
Chairman of CPN-UML, KP Sharma Oli has said that according to the agreement reached during the formation of the government, the Ministry of Home Affairs should be given to the Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP).
Source:myRepublica2023-2-2776 -
NATIONAL More street protests: What do they signal?
They hint at public frustration, mounting since 2015 quakes, observers say. Lack of delivery has made things worse.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-2-2824 -
MTCC will begin charging for Vilimale’ bus service Friday
Maldives Transport and Contracting Company (MTCC) will begin charging customers for the Raajje Transport Link (RTL) electric bus service in Vilimale’ on Friday.
Source:ooredoo2023-2-22188 -
Power Lines to Bangladesh: PIL filed against Adani Group at Calcutta HC
An Indian civil rights group has moved the Calcutta High Court against the installation of transmission lines by an Adani Group-owned power plant that will bring electricity to Bangladesh.
Source:The Daily Star2023-2-21209 -
Suspects arrested in fatal Pakistan mosque suicide attack that left over 100 dead
Several suspects have been arrested in connection with Monday’s suicide bomb blast in a mosque in Pakistan’s northern city of Peshawar that killed more than 100 people.
Source:CNN2023-2-2732 -
On Sri Lanka’s 75th birthday, the future looks bleak
Sri Lanka is marking the 75th anniversary of its independence from GreatBritain this year, yet there is little to celebrate — the beautiful island isexperiencing the worst economic crisis in its history.
Source:financial times2023-2-21433 -
ACC must open up
Bhutan’s corruption has not improved in five years, according to Transparency International’s (TI) Corruption Perception Index (CPI) 2022.
Source:Kuensel2023-2-21397 -
India's finance minister announces new clean energy funds
Indian finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced several new clean energy initiatives in the government's annual federal budget speech on Wednesday, saying "green growth" is a top priority for the country.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-2-21009 -
BML lifts USD ATM withdrawal limit
Bank of Maldives (BML) has lifted the monthly limit on withdrawal of US dollars from ATMs.
Source:SunOnline International2023-2-1889 -
Death toll from blast in Pakistan mosque rises to at least 100 as country faces ‘national security crisis’
The death toll from a suicide bomb that ripped through a mosque in Peshawar, northwestern Pakistan, rose to at least 100 on Tuesday.
Source:CNN2023-2-1673 -
UML’s Constitutional Council dominance worries Maoist party
At a time when the ongoing debate over a consensus candidate for President is heating up,leaders of the ruling CPN (Maoist Centre) are worried by the dominance of the CPN-UML,the biggest party in the current ruling coali…
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-2-1659 -
Gandaki, Feb 1 : "Just a cold breeze, no snow", said Ash Bahadur Thakali, a folk of Thini village in Mustang. "Till this time last year, snowfall was experienced several times. There is no indication
"Just a cold breeze, no snow", said Ash Bahadur Thakali, a folk of Thini village in Mustang. "Till this time last year, snowfall was experienced several times. There is no indication of snowfall this time around", he re…
Source:The Rising Nepal2023-2-11043 -
Rental vehicles to be allowed into Singhadurbar
The government has made an arrangement for entry of rental vehicles inside the Singha Durbar – the main administrative complex of the country.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-2-1845 -
Synthesizing Nepal-Sri Lanka Diplomatic Cooperation
The Himalayan nation of Nepal and the Indian Ocean Island nation of Sri Lanka have a progressive multi-pronged agenda which facilitates member SAARC and BIMSTEC states to better target their collaboration with other regi…
Source:myRepublica2023-1-31651 -
Policy fails to support private employees
While public and corporate employees have been receiving salary increases over the past year, private sector employees have been out despite many being underpaid.
Source:Kuensel2023-1-311146 -
Maldives on edge after bitterly fought presidential primary
The Maldives’ President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih has been declared the winner of a contentious presidential primary, but his rival has yet to concede the election amid allegations of voter fraud, heightening political unce…
Source:Jaljazeera2023-1-31914 -
Foreign Affairs Minister leaving for Sri Lanka on Thursday
Minister for Foreign Affairs Dr Bimala Rai Paudyal is leaving for Sri Lanka on Thursday to participate in the 75th Independence Day programme of Sri Lanka.
Source:The Rising Nepal2023-1-31703 -
Suicide bomber kills 20, wounds 96 at mosque in Pakistan
A suicide bomber struck Monday inside a mosque in the northwestern Pakistani city of Peshawar, killing at least 20 people and wounding as many as 96 worshippers, officials said.
Source:The Rising Nepal2023-1-31972 -
Indian opposition's 'unity march' ends in disputed Kashmir
India's main opposition Congress party ended a five-month cross-country "unity march" in disputed Kashmir on Monday with hundreds of members of various opposition groups joining in a public rally in freezing temperatures…
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-1-31869 -
Visiting US Under Secretary Nuland discusses ‘next step in finalizing MCC projects’ as she concludes Nepal visit
The visiting US Under Secretary for Political Affairs Victoria Nuland wrapped up her two-day visit to Nepal on Monday after holding high-level political meetings.
Source:myRepublica2023-1-31932 -
EC unveils election schedules of President, Vice President
The Election Commission has published the election schedules of the election of the President and the Vice President. The EC decides to hold the election of the President on coming March 9 followed by the Vice President'…
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-1-31991 -
Singha Durbar server continues to face cyberattacks
Nepal government’s main server continues to face cyberattacks aimed at shutting it down even though a large number of official websites were restored after Saturday’s intrusion.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-1-30948 -
Adani Group says Hindenburg fraud claim 'calculated attack on India'
The company owned by Asia's richest man Gautam Adani has issued a detailed rebuttal of allegations of wrongdoing by short seller Hindenburg Research.
Source:BBC2023-1-301017 -
Lamichhane's citizenship restored
Rabi Lamichhane, whose election to the House of Representatives was invalidated by the Supreme Court on Friday over citizenship issue, today got his Nepali citizenship restored after he submitted evidence of renouncement…
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-1-301252 -
Adani Group: Fortune of Asia's richest man hit by fraud claims
Indian billionaire Gautam Adani saw more than $20bn (£16bn) wiped off his fortune on Friday, after investors fled his companies for a second day prompted by fraud claims made by a US investment firm.
Source:BBC2023-1-291117 -
US Under Secretary of State for Political affairs of US Nuland to arrive Nepal today
Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs at the United States, Victoria Nuland is arriving in Nepal today.
Source:myRepublica2023-1-29701 -
Dual passport could cost Lamichhane his political career https://kathmandupost.com/politics/2023/01/29/dual-passport-could-cost-lamichhane-his-political-career
The Supreme Court on Friday not just took away the posts of Rastriya Swatantra Party president, deputy prime minister and home minister from Rabi Lamichhane, it also opened the door for his criminal investigation.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-1-291308 -
Sri Lanka leader suspends parliament until policy address
Sri Lanka's president suspended Parliament until Feb. 8, when he said he would announced a new set of long-term policies to address a range of issues including an unprecedented economic crisis that has engulfed the India…
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-1-29694 -
Vasantapanchami in the atmoshphere
Every temples of goddess Saraswoti are crowded today, alive with the celebration of saraswoti pooja like every past years.
Source:SATV2023-1-261123 -
Despite supporting the government, Nepali Congress gets status of main opposition
Nepali Congress has got the status of main opposition of the House of Representatives.
Source:Nepal Live Today2023-1-24931 -
Paudel and Sitaula are contenders for president from NC: Deuba
President Sher Bahadur Deuba has said that Ram Chandra Paudel and Krishna Sitaula are contenders for president from the grand old party.
Source:seto pati2023-1-24799 -
Price of yellow metal sets new record
Gold price has hit a new high in the domestic market today.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-1-241312 -
Airlines face hurdles at Pokhara airport https://kathmandupost.com/money/2023/01/24/airlines-face-hurdles-at-pokhara-airport
A report shows narrow-body jets like Airbus A320 and A319 have payload issues due to obstacles near the airport.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-1-24576 -
PM meets Dr Ruit, expresses commitment to transform Tilganga eye hospital into university
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal has expressed his commitment to develop Tilganga Eye Hospital into a university.
Source:myRepublica2023-1-22969 -
Ranamagar elected deputy speaker
Rastriya Swatantra Party candidate Indira Ranamagar, 52, was elected deputy speaker.
Source:BBC2023-1-22967 -
27 vehicles emitting more smoke in action
During the pollution checking conducted on Thursday in Babarmahal, Kathmandu, 27 vehicles emitting smoke beyond the standard were taken into action.
Source:RATOPATI2023-1-20724 -
Water from 'Tail Race'
The completion of the concrete construction of the 'tail race' tunnel to release water from the power house of the second package of the Tanahun Hydropower project.
Source:SATV2023-1-201443 -
Delayed bill: Crash victims’ kin miss out on millions delayed-bill-crash-victims-kin-miss-out-on-millions
Families of the victims of the Yeti Airlines disaster will miss out on millions in compensation because a lethargic government has not passed the air carriers' liability and insurance draft bill.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-1-20929 -
Chinese New Year Reception at Yak and Yeti
The Chinese Embassy in Nepal Hosts Chinese New Year Reception
Source:SATV2023-1-201268 -
Need dedicated hospital for children in every division: PM
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today called for establishing dedicated hospital for the children in every division of the country to provide better healthcare for them.
Source:The Daily Star2023-1-18778 -
Maithripala accepts Rs.1,810 collected from begging
Former President Maithripala Sirisena accepted the money collected from people on the streets by Sudaththa Thilakasiri, a YouTube social activist and actor, to pay as compensation for the Easter Sunday terror attack vict…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-1-181070 -
Never suggested renaming Tamil Nadu as Tamizhagam: Governor R N Ravi clarfies
In a statement issued Wednesday, Ravi said that any interpretation or interference that he was suggesting a change in the name of Tamil Nadu was "erroneous and far-fetched".
Source:The Indian Express2023-1-18764 -
Mayor: Buses in Vilimale’ are an unnecessary expense
Male’ City Mayor Dr. Mohamed Muizzu has criticized the central government for its decision to start the Raajje Transport Link (RTL) bus service in suburban Vilimale’, as the council prepares to launch electric buggy se…
Source:SunOnline International2023-1-18779 -
PMLN’s new narrative to focus on Bajwa, Faiz, Imran, Saqib Nisar, Asif Khosa
The Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz) is inching closer to adopting an aggressive narrative against five individuals for the economic and political chaos in the country and for bringing Pakistan to the current stage through…
Source:The News International2023-1-18741 -
sugarcane-farmers-suffer-due-to-delayed-minimum-support-price-announcement
The harvest season started in mid-November, but the government still has not set the floor price.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-1-185508 -
Having multiple deputy prime ministers adds to the state’s liability
The trend of appointing many deputy prime ministers indicates Nepali politics’ degeneration into just a ‘number’s game’.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-1-182572 -
Chinese Ambassador calls on Prime Minister Dahal
Newly appointed Chinese Ambassador to Nepal, Chen Song paid a courtesy call on Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal today.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-1-16869 -
Yeti Airlines ATR 72-500 Crashed
YetiAirlines ATR 72 flying from Kathmandu to Pokhara encountered a deadly crash at10:50 PM in Gharepatan on the bank of Seti River before landing at PokharaInternational Airport, Nepal. This flight carried 72 passangers.
Source:SATV2023-1-15966 -
Home Minister Lamichhane requests Nirmala Kurmi's activists to quit protest
Deputy Prime Minister and Home Minister Rabi Lamichhane today met women activists campaigning for justice for Nirmala Kumri at Maitighar Mandala and requested them in person to quit activism and help the authorities to b…
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-1-15742 -
RPP demands four ministries, including Deputy PM
RPP has said it would join the government led by Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal Prachanda if it got four ministries.
Source:Khabarhub2023-1-13555 -
Chinese ambassador: We will facilitate training for Maldivian journalists
China will facilitate trainings and capacity building programs for Maldivian journalists, states Chinese ambassador Wang Lixin.
Source:SunOnline International2023-1-131211 -
Shankar Raj Pathak: Meet the man behind modern Pokhara, Nepal’s tourism capital
“If that planning had been implemented well, Pokhara would have been a different place today,” Shankar Raj Pathak says.
Source:online khabar2023-1-13869 -
Sindh again delays LG polls in Karachi, Hyderabad
Polls delayed due to MQM-P’s reservations, Sharjeel Memon says
Source:International The Times2023-1-13500 -
High court ordered the release of Sandeep Lamichhane at the bail of 20 lakhs.
Patan High Court has ordered to release Lamichhane at the bail with conditions
Source:SATV2023-1-131023 -
Street vending ban a kick in the belly of urban poor
Urban planners accuse municipal officials of not keeping the poor people in mind while formulating policies.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-1-133542 -
CIAA ex-commissioner Raj Narayan Pathak gets over 3 years in jail for graft
Lambodar Neupane, former chair of Nepal Engineering College, gets three years jail. Both ordered to pay a Rs3.9 million fine each.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-1-13692 -
Incomplete bridge causing hassle for locals
Locals facing problem due to delay in construction
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-1-131503 -
Indian guru accused of raping and blackmailing over 100 women is jailed for life
A special court in India sentenced a self-styled godman to 14 years of imprisonment after finding him guilty of raping more than 100 women.
Source:Independent2023-1-121315 -
President Solih: Nasheed is the one greedy for power
President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih has remarked that it is Maldivian Democratic Party’s (MDP) leader, Parliament Speaker Mohamed Nasheed who is operating out of greed for power.
Source:SunOnline International2023-1-12981 -
SL has taken positive result-oriented decisions in economic recovery: Semasinghe
State Minister of Finance Shehan Semasinghe said that Sri Lanka has taken difficult but positive result-oriented decisions in economic recovery.
Source:Daily mirror online2023-1-123700 -
Pakistan Academy of Letters publishes collection of Nepali representatives poems in Urdu
Pakistan Academy of Letters, Islamabad has published a collection of representative poems of Nepali poets in Urdu, the national language of Pakistan, under the name "The Voice of Nepali Poets".
Source:myRepublica2023-1-121651 -
Chief ministers of all seven provinces appointed
All the seven provinces have got new chief ministers after four provinces - Madhes, Lumbini, Karnali, and Sudurpaschim - elected their executive heads today. Province 1, Bagmati, and Gandaki had already elected their chi…
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-1-12715 -
Bozeni substation construction dispute: Local residents' stance of no deal until police return
It seems that the settlements of Shankharapur Municipality Ward No. 1, 2, 3 and 5 will be more affected by electric transmission lines and substations.
Source:South Asia Network Tv2023-1-111796 -
Bozeni substation construction dispute: Local residents' stance of no deal until police return
The Upper Tamakoshi Hydropower Project Victims' Sangharsh Committee met journalists at the Reports Club on Monday and demanded that the substation of the project should be kept at the same location as it was initially su…
Source:South Asia Network Tv2023-1-11855 -
Prithvi Jayanti: Why does the National Unity Day divide Nepal every year?
Today marks the 300th birth anniversary of the late King Prithvi Narayan Shah, the country’s “founding father.”
Source:online khabar2023-1-11979 -
Haldwani: Locals in despair over fears of mass eviction in India
India's top court has temporarily stayed the demolition of over 4,000 homes in the northern Indian state of Uttarakhand, but people are still worried about the fate of their homes.
Source:BBC Newd2023-1-111232 -
Donors offer over $9B for Pakistan after devastating floods
Dozens of countries and international institutions on Monday pledged more than $9 billion to help Pakistan recover and rebuild from devastating summer floods that the United Nations chief called "a climate disaster of mo…
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-1-11841 -
NEPSE dives as Dahal scores rousing win in floor test
The stock market index plunged by 21.34 points on Tuesday, astounding market watchers.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-1-111048 -
Prime Minister Dahal proves his majority—and how!
Of the 270 lawmakers present, 268 voted in favour of Dahal, while two voted against the prime minister.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-1-111200 -
Decreasing trade with increase in production
The number of markets has been increased by 2079 in Kathmandu, that has shown the downfall in number of costumers as the consumers has been divided with division in the market of Yam.
Source:South Asia Network Tv2023-1-101024 -
Joshimath: The horrors of life in India's sinking Himalayan town
Hanging' glacier broke off to trigger India flood
Source:BBC2023-1-101568 -
UN gathering seeks aid for Pakistan after devastating floods
A United Nations conference on Monday drummed up funds and other support to help Pakistan cope with the fallout of last summer's devastating flooding.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-1-101124 -
NOC reduces the prices of petroleum products
The Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC) has reduced the price of petroleum products.
Source:Nepal News2023-1-91950 -
School's negligence leads to girl's death
A student lost her life after she mistakenly drank spirit in Siraha's Mirchaiya on Friday.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-1-9510 -
Bureaucracy snubbed the Prime Minister’s directive?
In less than a week, Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal twice directed the bureaucracy not to implement MDMS. But has the bureaucracy complied with the PM’s directive?
Source:Nepal LiveToday2023-1-81379 -
Nepal Bank denies Nepali IT companies from bidding for new software
Nepal Bank Limited has invited Expression of Interest (EoI) to supply and install a web-based core banking system with conditions that effectively bar Nepali IT companies from participating in the bidding process itself.…
Source:myRepublica2023-1-8954 -
Sinking land forces hundreds to leave Indian temple town
Authorities in an Indian Himalayan town have stopped construction activities and started moving hundreds of people to temporary shelters after a temple collapsed and cracks appeared in over 600 houses because of sinking …
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-1-81892 -
Nepal records three COVID-19 cases on Saturday
The national active Covid-19 caseload of Nepal has reached 21, on Saturday as three persons tested positive for the infection in past 24 hours.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-1-81026 -
NC trying to topple govt, says KP Sharma Oli
CPN-UML Chair KP Sharma Oli has accused Nepali Congress President Sher Bahadur Deuba of offering the post of prime minister to partners of the seven-party alliance led by CPN-Maoist Centre Chair Pushpa Kamal Dahal.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-1-81015 -
One month Swasthani fasting started
Kathmandu - Every year from Paush Shukla Purnima to Magh Shukla Purnima, the month-long swasthani fasting and moon bath are being started from today.
Source:ekantipur2023-1-6890 -
Kanjhawala: The woman who was dragged to death in Delhi's hit-and-run case
Family members of the 20-year-old whose death in a horrific hit-and-run case has sparked protests in India.
Source:bbc news2023-1-52017 -
Delhi hit-and-run: Young woman's horrific death shocks India
The gruesome death of a 20-year-old woman in India's capital Delhi on 1 January has shocked the country.
Source:bbc news2023-1-41914 -
Nepal-China art exhibition held to highlight mutual cultural significance
The event is expected to promote the cultural significance of Nepal and China as well.
Source:Click Nepal2023-1-41846 -
Prime minister Dahal warns top bureaucrats to either shape up or ship out
Dahal wants immediate improvements in the government’s service delivery mechanism.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-1-4708 -
KMC Mayor Balen Shah files writ against EC in Supreme Court
The Mayor of Kathmandu Metropolitan City, Balendra Shah (Balen), has filed a writ against the Election Commission in the Supreme Court.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-1-4712 -
Internet providers threaten to disrupt service
The Internet Service Providers' Association of Nepal has threatened to disrupt internet service across the country after the Nepal Electricity Authority removed internet cables from its utility poles on the pretext of ou…
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-1-3853 -
Nepal risks being ‘greylisted’ for abetting money laundering
An Asia-Pacific regional watchdog recently visited Nepal for two weeks to assess the country’s response to money laundering and terror financing.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-1-21325 -
Booster jabs, masking advised as new Covid wave looms
Health Ministry expects a surge in coronavirus cases somewhere between January-end and second week of February.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-1-1646 -
Is the new Pokhara airport under China’s BRI radar?
Yes, claims Chinese Embassy. Nepali officials say no official document mentions the international airport as such.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-1-1676 -
Light rain and snowfall predicted in some parts of the country today
Due to the influence of westerly winds the weather will remain partly cloudy to normal in most parts of the country while there will be light rain and snow in some places.
Source:myRepublica2022-12-31834 -
Four booked for causing Rs 34.4m revenue loss
The Commission for the Investigation of Abuse of Authority has filed a charge-sheet against four persons.
Source:The Himalayan Times2022-12-31872 -
The glory of 'Tamu' Lhosar at Tudikhel
Neplese celebrating Tamu Loshar at Tudikhel.
Source:Bishal Shrestha2022-12-30791 -
Chief Minister Rai offer greetings on Tamu Lhosar
Rajendra Kumar Rai has wished every Nepalese on the occasion of Tamu Loshar.
Source: RSS2022-12-301341 -
Country experiencing chilling cold, gradual fall in mercury
The country is experiencing chilling cold with a gradual fall in the mercury for the past few days, according to the Department of Hydrology and Meteorology, Weather Forecasting Division
Source:NepalNews2022-12-29743 -
Test supply of Melamchi water conducted on 532 kms pipeline
Test supply of water has been conducted along the 532 kilometers of pipelines, out of 1,010 kilometers of connectivity
Source:RSs2022-12-29616 -
Sandeep Lamichhane’s case couldn’t be heard today, the hearing will be held next Thursday
The hearing on the high-profile case of Nepali cricketer Sandeep Lamichhane, who is accused of rape, has been deferred until next Thursday.
Source:myRepublica2022-12-291576 -
Jagannath Thapaliya elected as UML PP leader in Bagmati Province
Jagannath Thapaliya has been elected as the Parliamentary Party (PP) leader of CPN-UML Bagmati Province chapter.
Source:myRepublica2022-12-291035 -
Can Dahal walk the foreign policy tightrope?
Nepali premier needs to find an equilibrium in ties with two neighbours and calibrate country’s relations with the West.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2022-12-29619 -
The key to future climate adaptation is to tap past knowledge
The Apatani people of India’s Eastern Himalayas practise a unique form of farming where two crops of rice (mipya and emoh) and one crop of fish (ngihi) are raised together.
Source:Setopati2022-12-291249 -
Deputy Mayor Dangol silent on abuse of female employee by City Police chief
An employee of Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) is still waiting for justice a month after she filed an application against KMC City Police chief Raju Nath Pandey for abusing her.
Source:seto pati2022-12-291349 -
RPP sets conditions for joining government
The Rajendra Lingden-led Rastriya Prajatantra Party today decided to join the Pushpa Kamal Dahal-led government only if its conditions were met.
Source:The Himalayan Times2022-12-291019 -
Deuba emptied Baluwatar
Sher Bahaur Deuba have shifted from the primeminister's residence along with his family.
Source:SATV2022-12-281111 -
India Covid: Experts say people don't need to panic over China coronavirus surge
Experts have told the BBC that the current Covid surge in China is "unlikely" to impact India, but they urged people to stay cautious and wear masks.
Source:bbc news2022-12-281507 -
President summons parliament session from January 9
The meeting of the House of Representatives and the National Assembly is going to be held for the first time after the November 20 polls.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2022-12-281025 -
41 percent of vehicles fail pollution test
41 percent of 341 cars,failed the test.
Source:myRepublica2022-12-271016 -
Ncell CEO: Data is the future of Nepal’s telecom market, but 5G is still an enterprise proposition
After two major telecom companies launched 4G in 2017, the cost of the mobile data service has dropped while speed has improved significantly, offering various opportunities to customers to take benefit from high-speed m…
Source:online khabar2022-12-27960 -
Dahal cabinet’s first decision: Make passport, driving licence distribution hassle-free
The new government led by Pushpa Kamal Dahal holds its first meeting in Kathmandu, on Monday.
Source:online khabar2022-12-271113 -
Security advisory: Saudi Arabia, Australia ask citizens in Pakistan to limit movement
Security alert comes after US embassy stopped staff from visiting federal capital’s Marriott Hotel over fears of an attack
Source:The News International2022-12-271134 -
Government devises standard for national priority projects
The government has prepared the standard for determining national priority projects.
Source: RSS2022-12-26724 -
Vulnerable girls, women being trafficked to India by their own relatives,acquaintances
Maiti Nepal has rescued 30 Nepali girls and women from the country in the past one year.Most of the women sold to brothels are trafficked by their kin, rescuer says.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2022-12-261441 -
Tiger prowling in fields of Kailali villages
Locals of Kailali are afraid to venture out of their homes as in the past one week many of them have spotted a tiger prowling in and around Basanta Corridor.
Source:The Himalayan Times2022-12-26680 -
Maoist Centre picks Narayan Kaji Shrestha as Deputy Prime Minister
It is unclear to which ministry will he be assigned.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2022-12-261698 -
IT parks-revolutionary step towards excellence in digital era
Currently, work on establishing the IT parks in Karachi at the cost of Rs. 41b and Islamabad at the cost of Rs 13.72b is underway.
Source:Daily Times2022-12-26960 -
US, Pakistan congratulate newly-appointed PM Dahal
The United States has congratulated newly-appointed Prime Minister and CPN (Maoist Center) Chairman Pushpa Kamal Dahal and his coalition on their victory in Nepal's federal elections.
Source:myRepublica2022-12-26728 -
India beats Bangladesh by 3 wickets to sweep 2-test series
Ravichandran Ashwin and Shreyas Iyer held their collective nerve to help India clinch a three-wicket victory against Bangladesh in the second cricket test on Sunday.
Source:The Himalayan Times2022-12-26693 -
MoHP urges people to wear mask in public places
The latest request from the Ministry comes after the infection of new variant of corona virus BF-7 is reported to be increasing in the neighboring country.
Source: RSS2022-12-25984 -
ADB says Pakistan needs $62bn to $155bn for energy sector until 2030
Pakistan’s energy investment needs range from $62 billion to $155 billion until 2030 based on three different scenarios.
Source:Inernational The News2022-12-251236 -
Our charge d'affaires has not met any political leaders: Chinese Embassy
The Chinese Embassy for Nepal has clarified that Wang Xin, the charge d'affaires, has not met any political leaders of Nepal.
Source:myRepublica2022-12-25521 -
Ectopic pregnancy incidence is high in Nepal. It’s high time the nation was aware of it
Ectopic pregnancy is a serious condition that occurs when a fertilised egg develops outside of the uterus, usually in the fallopian tube.
Source:online khabar2022-12-251237 -
Kathmandu metropolis: A chequered history
Mayor Balendra Shah’s mismanagement of Kathmandu Metropolitan City is in keeping with the lack of vision of the body’s past heads, observers say.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2022-12-25809 -
NC, CPN-MC fail to agree on next PM
Nepali Congress leaders not willing to make way for Dahal to lead the new government
Source:The Himalayan Times2022-12-25797 -
Taplejung police intensifies campaign against suicide
The district police office aims to raise public awareness against suicide.
Source:myRepublica2022-12-221076 -
Newly-elected MPs taking oath today
Newly-elected Members of Parliament (MPs) are taking oath of office and secrecy at the Baneswor-based Federal Parliament Building at 1:00 pm today.
Source:Khabarhub2022-12-22927 -
Young people in Sudurpaschim Province are increasingly cottoning to narcotics
The number of drug-related arrests in five months of the ongoing fiscal year has surpassed last fiscal year’s total for the province, according to police data. The number of abusers in rural is higher than those in urba…
Source:The Kathmandu Post2022-12-22852 -
Electioneering in South Asia
Economic difficulties are going to play a role in the electoral political narratives in the region.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2022-12-22692 -
Singha Durbar in process for PP
Political fever has risen in Singha Durbar, the country's main secretariat building, when temperature has been dipping across the country of late.
Source:NepalNews2022-12-211382 -
Domestic flights to start at Pokhara Regional International Airport from Jan 1, international flights unlikely for time being
A terminal of the Pokhara Regional International Airport
Source:online khabar2022-12-211413 -
Officials say Pakistan raid kills all Taliban hostage-takers
Source:The Himalayan Times2022-12-21904 -
As Covid surges in Japan and Korea, calls grow for close surveillance
Thousands of Nepali students and migrant workers in the East Asian nations keep travelling back to Nepal.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2022-12-21686 -
Details of Toshakhana gifts to PM, judges, army chief sought by PAC
Committee's chairperson also seeks records of gifts taken by bureaucrats and auditor general of Pakistan
Source:The News International2022-12-14707 -
India blocks Pak-based OTT platform from streaming major events
The Indian government has imposed a ban on Pakistan-based Vidly TV’s OTT platform, apps and social media accounts in India
Source:APP2022-12-141041 -
Kavre bus accident toll reaches 18
Twenty-one passengers have been rescued and they are receiving treatment at various hospitals, police say.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2022-12-141053 -
Lightning kills 907 in India as extreme weather surges in 2022
India saw a big jump in extreme weather events this year and related deaths rose to their highest in three years
Source:REUTERS2022-12-8805 -
Investing in hydro-power projects
Nepal’s domestic capital is insufficient to build hydro-power projects to meet the growing demand.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2022-12-8656 -
Nepal lifts seven-month-old import ban on luxury goods
The International Monetary Fund had questioned the wisdom of lengthening the ban on certain products as it was hurting trade and the economy.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2022-12-7678 -
Russia to sell discounted oil to Pakistan: minister
Pakistan secured a strong commitment from Russia for sale of the crude and other POL products at reduced prices under a government-to-government (G2G) arrangement
Source:The News International2022-12-6786 -
Compensation dispute stalls last leg of work on Bharatpur-Bardaghat transmission line in Nawalparasi
The Nepal Electricity Authority has already erected 244 of the 246 pylons for the 220kV line, which will be 74-km long.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2022-12-61025 -
Thailand-bound Turkish plane makes emergency landing at Karachi airport
Flight took off after foreign passenger was offloaded and arrested by security forces on the captain’s complaint
Source:The News International2022-12-4791 -
Four million doses of China-donated vaccines may never be used
Officials say low vaccine uptake and assurance of updated vaccine doses by COVAX are among the reasons for not rolling out the vaccine doses.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2022-12-4651 -
Sports Minister appoints ’’Fact Finding Committee’’ on players’ behaviour at T20 World Cup
Sports Minister Roshan Ranasinghe has appointed a six-member Fact Finding Committee to inquire not only about the players' behaviour during the T20 World Cup in Australia but also to ascertain whether officials showed "r…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2022-12-3693 -
Seven killed as part of limestone mine collapses in Chhattisgarh village
The incident took place in Maalgaon village under Nagarnar police station area, around 12 km away from Jagdalpur, the headquarter of the district, a police official here said.
Source: PTI2022-12-31002 -
Supreme Court asked RICB, its employees, and Ugyen Wangchuk to repay a loan Nu 34M each
The Supreme Court upheld the judgement of the High Court regarding the case involving multiple unethical lending between the Royal Insurance Corporation of Bhutan Limited (RICB) and borrower Ugyen Wangchuk in July this y…
Source:Kuensel2022-12-31651 -
Pak embassy in Kabul comes under attack
A security guard was wounded by shots fired at Pakistan’s embassy in the Afghan capital in what Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif called “an assassination attempt” on the head of the mission
Source:The News International2022-12-3948 -
Employees oppose ‘haste’ to move Lumbini Province offices to Deukhuri
They submitted a memo to the provincial chief secretary to postpone the decision until physical infrastructure is ready.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2022-12-3712 -
Indian billionaire Adani’s firm wins bid to develop vast Mumbai slum
The real estate unit of Indian billionaire Gautam Adani’s Adani Enterprises has won the right to redevelop India’s largest slum, Mumbai’s Dharavi neighborhood, with a 50 billion rupee ($612 million) bid, a state offic…
Source:REUTERS2022-12-1931 -
Indian billionaire Gautam Adani’s flagship company is raising $2.5 billion
Indian billionaire Gautam Adani’s business empire is planning to raise nearly $2.5 billion in a new share offering as it pushes to expand into new areas.
Source:CNN2022-11-27788 -
In surprise move, State Bank hikes interest rate to 16pc
The SBP raised its benchmark interest rate by 100 basis points (bps) to 16%, the highest level since 1999, in an effort to contain rising inflation
2022-11-26722 -
Rats blamed for eating 500 kilograms of cannabis stored by Indian police
Rats in northern India have been accused of eating hundreds of kilograms of cannabis seized from drug dealers and stored in police warehouses.
Source:CNN2022-11-26816 -
Slump in power use sign of economic woes
Factories are running below capacity, businesses are down for the lack of loans.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2022-11-26779 -
PTI insists on holding ‘largest gathering’ at Faizabad
Senior PTI leaders insisted on holding their party’s ‘largest-ever gathering’ at Faizabad on November 26
Source:The News International2022-11-25987 -
Government inaction makes life miserable in two flood-prone Banke villages
Residents of Chaupheri and Ramnagar of Duduwa Rural Municipality face inundation and floods every monsoon.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2022-11-25718 -
Pakistan seeks help from Interpol to arrest suspect in cop's murder
Decision comes after Khurram Nisar, who reportedly has a foreign passport and is suspected of killing a Karachi cop, fled to Sweden hours after shootout
Source:The News International2022-11-24676 -
Doctor and bed shortages affect services at BPKIHS hospital
The hospital is short of at least 1,000 beds across all units and is currently operating with half the required workforce.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2022-11-241393 -
Narayanghat-Butwal road work gathering pace after government warned contractor
Work should have been finished by August 7 but progress is at 20 percent.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2022-11-22928 -
2,000 licensed weapons received
Despite the government's call to submit licensed weapons for elections to the House of Representatives and provincial assemblies scheduled for November 20, the response from licence holders is not encouraging.
Source:Himalayan News Service2022-11-17935 -
Loss of quorum not the reason for not voting on tax bill: MP Usham
Villimale' MP Mohamed Usham has said the Parliament did not ask for a vote on the tax increase amendment because of loss of quorum.
Source:AVAS2022-11-16701 -
President pledges to introduce new economic order to suit new world order
President Ranil Wickremesinghe today pledged to introduce a new economic order to suit the new world order and highlighted that Sri Lanka will embark on this new path through the 2023 budget.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2022-11-16787 -
India mills renegotiate, default on sugar export deals to catch rising prices: dealers
Mills are getting a premium of 2,000 rupees to 3,000 rupees per tonne from the overseas sale, so they are very interested in exports, an expert in India says
2022-11-16940 -
De-suung completes another water project
With the handing over of De-suung water project to Yangyner in Trashigang and Jamkhar villagers in Trashiyangtse, residents will have a reliable supply of irrigation water.
Source:Kuensel2022-11-16968 -
NEA may build part of MCC-funded transmission line
Nepal Electricity Authority is concerned about a potential delay in completing the project, which is to be constructed under the MCC compact.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2022-11-161358 -
First Lady inaugurates 'Riveli Exhibition 2022'
First Lady Fazna Ahmed on Monday inaugurated the 'Riveli Exhibition 2022' organised by the Ministry of Gender, Family and Social Services.
2022-11-15718 -
IGP, Public Security Ministry Secy summoned by SLHRC
The Inspector General of Police (IGP) and Public Security Ministry Secretary were summoned by the Human Rights Commission of Sri Lanka (SLHRC) to inquire into possible violations of human rights following the arbitrary a…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2022-11-15859 -
COP27: India resists calls for raising ambitions, says rich nations must take lead
Making an intervention at the "Ministerial High-Level Roundtable on Pre-2030 Ambition", Union Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav said the developed countries must take the lead in raising ambitions as the bulk of finan…
Source: PTI2022-11-151303 -
DNCC to set up app-based parking locations in Gulshan to reduce traffic slowdowns
The pilot for the project is set to be launched in late November or early next month at nine streets in Gulshan
Source:BDNEWS 242022-11-15802 -
Bus accident kills six monks
Six monks of Kanglung Thubten Choekhorling Shedra in Trashigang died when the bus they were travelling in fell more than 300 feet off the road near Takti Koti canteen on the Thimphu-Phuentsholing highway on November 12.
Source:Kuensel2022-11-151006 -
Army chief appointment: PM violated secrecy by consulting ‘fugitive’, says Imran
Imran Khan called out PM Shehbaz for consulting Nawaz Sharif regarding appointment of the new chief of army staff
Source:News Desk & Our Correspondent2022-11-15597 -
Nepal reduces power export to India as production dips
With water levels in rivers receding, power generation has slumped which will go down further in the days to come.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2022-11-15945 -
PM says Imran wants to ruin Pakistan through agitation
Defeat is destiny of those who doing long march, PM Shehbaz says after third round of talks with Nawaz Sharif
Source:The News International2022-11-11758 -
Victims of Madhesh movement left to fend for themselves
Seven years after their revolt, many survivors struggle to meet basic needs.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2022-11-11634 -
Controlling religious events for free and fair elections
It is the annual choku or lochoe (an event to appease the local protective deities) season in western Bhutan. In normal times, it’s the local astrologer who decides when to conduct the choku.
Source:Kuensel2022-11-9874 -
Govt moves to set up fodder-centric farmer producer organisations
This comes a month after The Indian Express reported that the Wholesale Price Index-based fodder inflation soared to a nine-year high of 25.5 per cent in August 2022 and highlighted the hardships faced by rural families …
2022-11-9511 -
Looming food shortage and farmers’ woes
Many people predict that Sri Lanka is on the verge of a famine due to an imminent food shortage in Sri Lanka by 2023. However, it seems that there is a possibility of an acute food crisis in the coming year. According to…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2022-11-9923 -
Ex-Pakistan PM Imran Khan says three bullets were taken from his right leg
Pakistan’s former Prime Minister Imran Khan says three bullets were taken from his right leg from the shooting which injured him last week.
Source:CNN2022-11-9614 -
Former Pakistan PM Khan wounded in shooting at convoy:
A member of Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party said several colleagues were also wounded amid reports one had been killed.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2022-11-41118 -
Adopt mitigation and adaptation strategies to reduce cost of climate change, experts say
Nepal’s GDP is estimated to be reduced by seven percent in 2050 solely due to climate change.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2022-11-2490 -
Sri Lankans fail to secure highly paid employment opportunities overseas
The Committee on Public Accounts (COPA) has directed the Foreign Employment Ministry and the Bureau of Foreign Employment (BOFE) to prepare an efficient programme within two weeks to send skilled and trained workers for …
Source:DAILY MIRROR2022-11-11774 -
Maldives govt proposes MVR42.6 bln budget for 2023
Maldives government on Monday proposed an MVR42.6 billion state budget for next year, keeping with the increasing annual trend.
Source:AVAS2022-11-1799 -
Farmers hopeful of better income after GSB project
In the past five years, vegetable production in Tsaenkhar, Lhuentse has spiked from subsistence to commercial scale. It has become the primary source of cash income for the villagers.
Source:Kuensel2022-11-1551 -
Revolution could be soft or thru bloodshed: Imran Khan
Imran Khan said he had been witnessing a revolution for the last six months, and wondered if it would take place through the ballot box or through bloodshed
Source:News Desk & our correspondents2022-11-11260 -
Chhath’s essence is equality but Dalits still left out
For Dalits in Bara, the four-day festival was a stark reminder of the discrimination they have been subjected to for decades.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2022-11-1709 -
KMC’s decision to lock up Rani Pokhari during Chhath disappoints worshippers
Organising committee blames the city for not providing space to celebrate the festival this year even though the reconstruction of the pond is over.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2022-10-31834 -
Imran wanted talks on COAS appointment: PM
Imran Khan wanted to settle two issues through dialogue, says Shehbaz Sharif
Source:News Desk & our correspondents2022-10-30825 -
Imran moves SC for probe into audio leaks
Imran Khan filed a petition in the Supreme Court under Article 184(3) of the Constitution
Source:Our Correspondent2022-10-21754 -
Detection of new Omicron sub-variants in India raises concerns in Nepal
Experts say it could be just a matter of days before the virus enters Nepal, due to high mobility between the two countries.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2022-10-211120 -
UN chief chides India on rights record
UN chief Antonio Guterres chided India during a visit on Wednesday over its human rights record, which critics say has regressed under Hindu nationalist Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Source:AFP2022-10-201026 -
Nepal on the verge of serious hunger problems
Nutrition scientists say immediate measures of intervention are needed to avoid further deterioration of the situation.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2022-10-20681 -
Government to increase borrowing limit by further Rs.663bn to plug deficit
The Cabinet greenlight has been granted to increase the government’s borrowing limit for this year by a further Rs.663 billion to bridge the widening budget deficit as expenditure piles up while the tax base continues t…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2022-10-19656 -
Indian Credit line meant for medical drugs used for fuel, other payments
A shortage of 170 drugs was reported from government hospitals recently. Many say that the severe economic crisis is the reason for this shortage. But it was revealed that the drug shortage had been created as a result o…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2022-10-19902 -
MoU on e-visa inked between Bangladesh-UAE
Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan termed the MoU as a big achievement in the bilateral relations of the countries
2022-10-19890 -
Road safety in Nepal is off the track
Nepal’s current efforts are inadequate to lower traffic-related fatalities or injuries in the foreseeable future.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2022-10-191076 -
President Alvi files Reko Diq reference with SC
Alvi furnished a reference with the Supreme Court seeking its opinion on the Reko Diq project
2022-10-191061 -
Sri Lankan author Shehan Karunatilaka wins 2022 Booker Prize
Karunatilaka receives a trophy for his second novel "The Seven Moons of Maali Almeida," a story about a war photographer and gambler who wakes up dead
Source:BD2022-10-18741 -
Enhancing the country’s digital future
Around 70 participants are training on Linux administration and network or information security as part of the Bhutan Network Operators Group’s (btNOG) conference in Thimphu which began on October 14.
Source:Kuensel2022-10-181140 -
Pakistan seeks major export boost under new free trade accord with China
Pakistan has decided to seek from China the meaningful implementation of the China-Pakistan Free Trade Agreement (CPFTA-2) for a substantive boost in exports as the objectives of the second trade deal are not being achie…
Source:The News International2022-10-18746 -
Government mute spectator as extreme weather hits farmers
As climate change-induced disasters increase, thousands of people face the risk of hunger.
2022-10-181087 -
IMF assures Pakistan of support
Jihad Azour says Fund has been very supportive to Pakistan over the last period
Source:The News International2022-10-151007 -
Minimum foreign investment amount cut to Rs20 million
The lowered minimum has failed to enthuse the private sector because of inconsistency in government policy.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2022-10-15942 -
Restoring past glory… India’s divinity will benefit world: PM Modi
The Mahakaal Lok is part of the urban transformation of the Mahakaaleshwar temple, among the 12 most revered jyotirlingas.
Source:The Indian Express2022-10-121056 -
PM Shehbaz lambastes PTI for shattering national unity
During tenure of previous regime, false allegations were levelled against political opponents, PM says
Source:APP2022-10-10683 -
Cholera tragedy in Indian village sheds light on power debts
2022-8-227393 -
Two Bangladeshi students die in US car crash
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In crisis lies opportunity
2022-8-2025774 -
Sri Lanka will not extend emergency as protests tail off
2022-8-1730309 -
Bhutan imports tobacco worth Nu 565.63M in first half of 2022
2022-8-1735262 -
Wire factories shut down in protest against higher taxes
2022-8-1651447 -
Election Commission estimates poll cost at Rs10 billion
2022-8-1590097 -
Union Cabinet clears PMAY (Urban) till Dec 2024
2022-8-1141239 -
MPL launches new scholarship opportunity
2022-8-1134483 -
A long wait for a boarding facility
2022-8-1112972 -
Nepal Airlines at a loss as Chinese planes begin to rust
2022-8-1145451 -
New maximum levels for heavy metals in food products fixed
2022-8-965199 -
India slams OIC for its J&K statement: Reeks of bigotry
2022-8-678022 -
Poor cellular network connectivity affects service delivery
2022-8-612449 -
Celebrating guardians of environment
2022-8-396613 -
UN watchdog asks Nepal to split Civil Aviation Authority
2022-8-385347 -
India records 16,464 Covid cases, 24 fatalities in a day
2022-8-264743 -
Government plans to hold elections on November 20
2022-8-126191 -
Zero capital budget for a biodiversity conservation agency
2022-7-3084922 -
Public banned from forests to protect red panda
2022-7-2856381 -
Garbage piles up on Valley streets, again
2022-7-2736038 -
Sri Lanka begins vote to replace president who fled
2022-7-2533169 -
Monetary policy reins in credit expansion to control inflation
2022-7-2348870 -
Incessant rainfall since Tuesday triggers landslides in Bajhang
2022-7-2149115 -
Traders express displeasure as import ban is extended
2022-7-1811996 -
Nepal on the brink of another Covid wave as infections rise
2022-7-1682947 -
Sri Lankan president resigns by email after fleeing to Singapore
2022-7-1552229 -
Landslides displace more than 40 families
2022-7-1529314 -
Do you have flu-like symptoms? It could be Covid
2022-7-1443590 -
Bartsham Wang ends today
2022-7-1329365 -
Past few days hotter than normal
2022-7-1275973 -
Inflation close to double-digit mark
2022-7-1213562 -
Are managed-out civil servants eligible to contest elections?
2022-7-1115647 -
Muslims across Dhaka sacrifice animals to mark Eid-ul-Azha
2022-7-102661 -
Walups question legality of land, owner refutes
2022-7-1083387 -
A modern network for survey
2022-7-515182 -
India in charge at Edgbaston despite Bairstow ton
2022-7-419711 -
Biman Bangladesh jets collide again at Dhaka airport
2022-7-491181 -
Inward remittance scheme incentives hiked to 2 percent
2022-7-47818 -
Underhand deals and mafia generate fuel queues
2022-7-268651 -
Bangladesh to celebrate Eid-ul-Azha on Jul 10
2022-7-245213 -
Inflation hit 5.95 percent in May
2022-7-266472 -
Kathmandu bids again to make city free of beggars
2022-7-286236 -
Bhutan’s borders to reopen in September
2022-7-157079 -
Diesel demand set to drop as economies enter recession
2022-6-2962116 -
Student sustains second degree burns from electrical accident
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PM reviews NEP implementation
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Mary, crown princess of Denmark, visits Dhaka
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Speaker Nasheed travels to India on official visit
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More resources to tackle the mounting waste problem
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'India Out' movement declared a threat to national security
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Art exhibition from youth in conflict with the law
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Delhi makes masks mandatory again after Covid cases rise
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Sri Lanka asks IMF for rapid financial assistance
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Bhutan at medium risk of debt distress
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The Nepali literary environment
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Govt. offers Nu 1.5B bond for public subscription
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Salyan villagers keep watch to protect crops
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EV charging station in all dzongkhags only by year end
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Betel nut export from Gelephu continues
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Nepal earn second win in Sri Lanka
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Pfizer pediatric vaccines for aged five to 11 arrive
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12MT imported chillies rejected
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Fire at Nilkhet book market in Dhaka extinguished
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Kashmir journalist arrested under India's anti-terror laws
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Bangladesh hospital named world's best new building
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India gears up for scaled-down military parade
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Primary contacts of the positive case in Mongar quarantined
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Virat Kohli steps down as India's cricket Test captain
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Sri Lanka settles USD 500M sovereign bond
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Lockdown will continue until 72-hour testing
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Ministries pledge support to drayang owners and employees
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De-suup claims Nu 23.982 million compensation
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India’s chauvinist crusade
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MWSC increases renewable energy capacity in Dhuvaafaru
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MoLHR and HRDK sign MoU for human resources development
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India blocks foreign funding for Mother Teresa charity
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Dahal’s political document leaves delegates confused
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Consumer activists and importers moan about bid to cut imports
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Nepal reports new Omicron case
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Local governments struggling to deliver, survey finds
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17.34 million 12-17 year olds being given Moderna vaccine
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Police seize 119 kg of drugs over 48 hours
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Health authorities highlight importance of booster dose
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Health official sentenced to 10 years in prison for rape
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World Bank approves USD 3.51M grant for climate resilience
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VP Faisal departs to UAE to attend Indian Ocean Conference
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Labour ministry reviewing the national minimum daily wage
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Nasheed provides statement for May 6 attack investigation
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Health secretaries push for more budget
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Public’s reluctance to share details could impact census outcome
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Bhutan asks partners to support its green initiatives at COP26
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Nepal Oil proposes to utilise stabilisation fund
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India and Iran say no to including fossil fuels in climate agreement
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Teachers to be assessed for proficient standard next year
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Indian rice import through Benapole port suspended
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Hindu Law Reform Council protests FM Momen’s remarks
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Import of vehicles surge in vehicle rich Bhutan
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Jump in inflation sparks worries about economic recovery
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Foreign Minister Prof G. L. Peiris meets the UK Foreign Secretary
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Damtsi from early on
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SLMA warns of another COVID wave; writes to President
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Nepal wants people to use more electricity to prevent wastage
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Tsirang students learn to save
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ACC investigating alleged bribery in MDP and truck parking
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Blood Donation Campaign
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Vaccine rollout for A/L students
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Bangladesh ruling party rallies for Hindus after deadly violence
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Bhutan shares its Covid-19 success story
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Valley authorities allow conditional reopening of schools
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Business fronting is a criminal offence
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Bhutanese travelling to Middle East again
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Sri Lanka organic revolution threatens tea industry
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Bollywood actor Sidharth Shukla dies age 40
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Doctors fear vaccination centres may become virus hotspots
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Nepal's communist movement takes yet another turn
2021-8-2661759 -
PM Modi speaks to Putin over Afghanistan situation
2021-8-2527944 -
Space Science and Technology lessons to begin by year-end
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Indian-origin SA people get threats, go into panic mode
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Sri Lanka reopens borders to international travelers
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Teachers happy with education ministry’s new assessment criteria
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2 lakh tonnes of coal worth Rs 85cr missing from Tamil Nadu
2021-8-21101148 -
Nepal scrambles to evacuate Nepalis from Afghanistan
2021-8-1846712 -
Navy to promote water sports in Jaffna
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Samdrupcholing shopkeepers get a year more to move to new town
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New Tobacco Act effective from July 2
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Tanahun hydel to provide compensation to locals
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Nepse sets new record with Rs 21 billion daily turnover
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PM Modi lauds rural women SHGs, gives ₹1.6k crore aid
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Reform or shut down: PM
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Children in nine dzongkhags receive Covid-19 vaccine
2021-8-145680 -
India's Kerala state orders lockdown as COVID-19 infections rise
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Nepal's overall covid tally nears 700,000-mark
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Bhutan fully vaccinates 90% of eligible adults within a week
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Gandaki, Lumbini governors replaced
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Landslide kills nine in northern Indian state
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Drinking water project to benefit the residents of Tangsibi
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Phuentsholing on a full vaccination drive
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Oli ready to pardon UML leaders
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Club for sustainable chess development
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Bangladesh lifts lockdown to celebrate, exasperating experts
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Moderna is best for second dose: PM
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Can Nepal's new PM balance relations with China and India?
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Govt plans to inoculate people above 18 years free of cost
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Bhutan to go ahead with mix and match vaccines
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Rain forecast for three days across country
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Bangladesh factory fire: Owner arrested after blaze kills 52
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Three youths held with two pistols, 17 bullets in Sarlahi
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Oli, Nepal commence talks in Kathmandu
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Australian govt provides equipment to TU Teaching Hospital
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Bangladesh extends lockdown to combat Covid-19 surge
2021-7-679599 -
Ashar 15: National Paddy Day
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"Alarming" virus surge prompts new Bangladesh lockdown
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Third time in 4 days, India see less than 1,000 deaths
2021-6-2572078 -
Bridges connecting the northern border was damaged
2021-6-2450179 -
India reports 50,848 new cases, active caseload lowest in 82 days
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Government presses businesses over taxes
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Nepal to resume flights to six more countries
2021-6-2264598 -
PM Modi will address the Nation at 6:30 a.m. today
2021-6-2117365 -
Prohibitory order extended in Kathmandu Valley by one week.
2021-6-2130742 -
India switches policy but still short of vaccines
2021-6-1856796 -
Petrol pumps in Kathmandu valley to be closed from tomorrow
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Bangladesh extends border closure with India
2021-6-1490418 -
Sri Lanka extends nationwide travel restriction till June 21
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Sri Lanka testing for oil in waters near stricken cargo ship
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Bus collides with van in India, 17 migrant workers dead
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Data recovered as ship with chemicals sinking off Sri Lanka
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India's COVID-19 tally rises to 27,369,093
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Nepalis can fly abroad on chartered rescue flights
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Maldives making preparations against new strain of COVID-19
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No quarantine curfew or lockdown of WP this weekend
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Dzongkhags make arrangements for lockdown
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Nepal bags first prize at International Wild Wisdom Quiz 2020
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India’s pandemic recovery plan could cost air quality goals
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Protesting farmers threaten to block railway tracks if deman
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NC recommends leasing mines to state-owned enterprise
2020-12-22580 -
Sri Lanka coronavirus prison riot leaves 8 dead, over 50 wounded
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Ex-CID Chief Shani tests positive for Covid-19
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COVID-19: Maldives confirms 44 new cases
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Bangladesh, Dominica sign agreement to establish diplomatic ties
2020-11-262405 -
Addressing emerging antimicrobial resistance development
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India gives Chinese electronic products a trip to iPhone
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1389 deaths from new crown in Nepal, 226,000 infections nationwide
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Budget 2021: Economic depression and Govt’s empty response
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