MoF enforces guidelines on financial discipline for implementing budget 2026/27
The government has issued guidelines to all three tiers of government to enforce financial discipline in implementing the budget for Fiscal Year (FY) 2026/27.
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Doctors remove 10-kg rare sarcoma tumor from 70-year-old man in Nepal
The surgery was carried out on Sunday at Scheer Memorial Hospital in Kavre after the patient, a resident of the district, sought treatment for severe abdominal swelling. A CT scan revealed a large retroperitoneal sarcoma, a rare form of cancer arising from tissues such as fat, muscle, nerves or blood vessels located behind the abdominal cavity.
Govt meets only 83.87 percent of the revenue collection targeted in FY 2025/26
The government met only 83.87 percent of its annual revenue collection target in the last fiscal year (FY), reflecting the perennial problems on persisting shortfall in the government projected amount.
Women reportedly missing inside Shuklaphanta National Park contact families
Following the reports 14 women from Bagphanta of Bhimdutta municipality-19 had gone missing inside the park area since Sunday evening, the Nepali Army (NA) Shuklaphanta unit had launched a search operation, it is said.
Teenager found dead after gathering at Bhaktapur guest house, four detained for questioning
The deceased has been identified as Salina Shrestha, originally from Bhimeshwor Municipality-9, Kharidhunga, Dolakha, who had been residing in Tedol, Changunarayan Municipality-9.
At least 930 people have died in Congo's Ebola outbreak
The deaths were recorded out of the 2,344 cases confirmed as of Saturday, the health ministry said overnight into Monday. Thirty-seven new deaths were recorded in the previous 24 hours in one of the highest single-day totals.
Govt suspends permanent civil service recruitment pending staff restructuring
The decision was made during a meeting of government secretaries, which agreed to prioritize the management of excess staff resulting from the O&M review before filling new permanent positions.
Woman found dead at guest house in Kathmandu’s New Bus Park
A woman was found dead inside a guest house room in Kathmandu’s New Bus Park area on Sunday, police said.
Nine injured in Bajura jeep accident
The accident occurred at around 1:25 PM on the Kuwadi–Kyudi unpaved road section in Kyudi, Himali Rural Municipality-5, according to Nepal Police. The jeep (registration number Su.Pr.Pr. 01-001 Ja 1878) fell about 10 meters from an uphill bend.
Nepal records below-average rainfall in July
The DHM said the country has recorded 304.30 mm of rainfall so far this month, compared to the July average of 558.8 mm.
NC leaders accuse Balen-led govt of violating Constitution, spreading fear
Leaders of the Nepali Congress (NC) have accused the government led by Prime Minister Balendra Shah (Balen) of violating the Constitution and creating an atmosphere of fear, while calling for an immediate national convention of the party’s general convention representatives to prevent a split.
Govt forms panel to assess impact of two-day weekend on public service delivery
The 22-point decision was endorsed during a meeting of government secretaries chaired by Chief Secretary Ek Narayan Aryal.
NEPSE climbs to one-month high to cross 2,710 points, daily turnover records Rs 5.51 billion
The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) on Monday surged 41.70 points (1.55 percent), continuing a notable rise in the market index on the consecutive second-day trading.
Can science defeat aging? Study says DNA damage still sets a hard limit
A new study suggests that even if future medicine eliminates most causes of aging, irreversible DNA damage in the brain and heart could cap the maximum human lifespan at around 156 years.
DoTM mandates verification of NMC doctors' certificates for driving licences
The measure is intended to prevent unnecessary crowds of service seekers, reduce their financial burden, and address problems arising from the involvement of certain groups and syndicates in the process of obtaining and issuing driving licences.
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Oil eases after Iran says US contacts continue through mediators
Crude has surged over the past week as Washington and Tehran traded fire, raising fears of a sustained disruption in the Strait of Hormuz, which normally carries around a fifth of the world's seaborne oil.
Ilam's emerald tea gardens draw visitors throughout the year
Ilam's sprawling tea gardens, cool climate and rich history continue to draw thousands of visitors every year. Beyond the famous Kanyam tea estate, destinations such as Panitar, Antu and the historic Ilam Tea Estate are emerging as major attractions for domestic and international tourists alike.
Oil hits one-month high as Mideast war keeps investors on edge
Crude has surged over the past week as Washington and Tehran traded fire, raising fears of a sustained disruption in the Strait of Hormuz, which normally carries around a fifth of the world's seaborne oil.
US widens strikes in Iran
The Middle East war resumed after a weeks-long lull prompted by an agreement signed in June, and oil prices surged to a one-month high as the foes battled to control the vital Strait of Hormuz.
Sainamaina records highest rainfall in past 24 hours
The department said 153.2 millimeters of rainfall was recorded in Sainamaina during the period.
Spain's world champions head home to million-strong Madrid welcome
The triumph has sparked an outpouring of national pride in football-mad Spain, where many younger supporters had never witnessed the men's team lift the World Cup since their only previous title came in South Africa in 2010.
Landslides block major highways
According to Nepal Police, several road sections in Koshi and Bagmati provinces are either completely or partially impassable.
Nepali family builds three-generation legacy at Royal Military Academy Sandhurst
At the graduation ceremony for Commissioning Course Short 262 held on Saturday, Lieutenant Tejus Jung Thapa of the Nepali Army was among 74 newly commissioned officers. He became the first Nepali officer to represent the third generation of a family to graduate from Sandhurst.
Rubio open to Russia, China meets on Philippines visit
Rubio's attendance at the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) gathering in Manila comes as the United States seeks to counter China's growing regional influence and days after President Donald Trump accused Beijing of meddling in US elections.
Indian police baton charge protesters marching to parliament
The protesters are demanding the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over the irregularities, including question paper leaks and technical glitches.
Madhesh aims to boost GDP through expanded economic activities
Concluding that the province's economic potential has not been fully utilized despite its abundant natural resources, fertile agricultural land, large labor force, and opportunities for cross-border trade, the government is moving ahead with programs to expand production, promote industrialization, and attract investment.
Unrepaired machine deprives cancer patients of treatment at SKPCH
The suspension of radiotherapy services has had the greatest impact on patients from western Nepal, particularly those from Lumbini, Karnali, and Sudurpaschim provinces.
Spain captain Rodri wins World Cup player of the tournament award
The 30-year-old Manchester City midfielder, who won the Ballon d'Or for the world's best player in 2024, said the team were "a bit shocked right now".
First Monday of Shrawan draws huge devotees to Pashupatinath
The Pashupati Area Development Trust said it has made special arrangements to ensure safe, orderly, and convenient worship for devotees.
1,250 metric tons of fertilizer to arrive today
A total of 30,000 metric tons of DAP fertilizer procured through a global tender arrived at India's Kolkata Port on July 10. Of this, 1,250 metric tons were dispatched to Nepal on July 17.
Mbappe retains World Cup Golden Boot crown
The France captain scored 10 goals to top the charts ahead of Argentina great Messi, who finished with eight.
Nepal adopts two tier school system
The 10th Amendment to the Education Regulations, 2059, now renamed the Education Regulations, 2083, classifies school education into Basic Education (Grades 1 to 8) and Secondary Education (Grades 9 to 12). The amendment abolishes the previous legal framework that recognized primary (Grades 1 to 5), loweAr secondary (Grades 6 to 8), secondary (Grades 9 and 10), and higher secondary (Grades 11 and 12) as separate levels
Chitwan National Park distributes over Rs 129.9 million in relief
The compensation covered human casualties, crop damage, livestock losses, destruction of stored grain, and damage to houses and sheds.
Bird flu costs Jawalakhel Zoo Rs 30 million in losses
The National Trust for Nature Conservation closed the zoo to the public from June 19 after the infection was detected. It reopened on July 17 after authorities confirmed the outbreak had been brought under control.
Nepal records 3,435 disaster incidents in four months, leaving 166 dead
Among the incidents, fires topped the list with 914 cases.
Foreign employment drops 5.6% as 792,187 Nepalis leave last FY
Of the total, 697,091 men and 95,091 women went for foreign employment in the last FY.
NEA plans deadline extension for hydropower projects
The deadline, known as the Required Commercial Operation Date (RCOD), is the time period by which a project must begin commercial operation.
From Rivers to Riches
Nepal must now convert its abundant energy resources into industries, jobs and sustainable prosperity rather than merely generating more electricity.
US launches strikes to 'punish' Iran after troops killed
Iran rapidly responded, saying two US bases in Kuwait were targeted in response to more than a week of intensifying attacks -- which Tehran said included strikes on an airport, a railway station and bridges.
Protests Test Government’s Credibility
Protests across multiple sectors are challenging the Shah government’s credibility, as citizens demand faster action on reforms, services, and economic management.
Spain crowned champions after extra-time thriller against Argentina
Spain were crowned world champions for the second time in their history on Sunday, defeating defending champions Argentina 1-0 after extra time at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey.
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Finance Committee, stakeholders discuss NRB Act amendment bill
Officials from the Nepal Bankers' Association and the Confederations of Banks and Financial Institutions Nepal (CBFIN) were invited to the discussions, according to committee secretary Laxman Aryal. Even the representatives from the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs and the Nepal Rastra Bank attended the debate.
3,000 court cases burnt during Gen Z movement recovered in Gandaki
The district attorney offices and concerned disputants of cases were requested to provide the copy of the court cases. These recovered copies are verified by the related courts.
HoR Committee directs govt to ensure rights of children at correction homes
The Law, Justice and Human Rights Committee under the House of Representatives has directed the government to come up with action plans to guarantee the protection and implementation of the rights of children staying at correction homes.
Oli accuses govt of betraying loan-sharking victims again
Addressing an interaction program organized by the UML Parliamentary Department on Sunday, Oli alleged that the government was pushing the country’s struggling economy into a deeper crisis while attempting to conceal its poor state.
Govt trying to amend Constitution and laws to suit its interests: UML Gen Secy Pokharel
Addressing a training program for UML lawmakers at the party’s central office in Chyasal, Pokharel said reports that the government plans to amend more than 150 laws in the current fiscal year had raised serious concerns about its intentions.
Water level in Kosi barrage reaches alarming level
The water level in Kosi River has reached alarming level with the water flow crossing 200,000 cusecs following incessant rainfall.
NCP Coordinator Dahal returns home from Colombo
Coordinator of the Nepali Communist Party (NCP), Pushpa Kamal Dahal, returned home from Sri Lanka today. He had been in Sri Lanka to attend the Asian Dialogue Programme organised by the International People's Assembly.
Bhim Rawal calls reported coin redesign ‘another serious anti-national move’
The Council of Ministers on July 16 approved the minting of newly designed Re 1 and Rs 2 coins by the Nepal Rastra Bank. According to reports, the redesigned one-rupee coin will replace the map of Nepal—including Limpiyadhura, Lipulekh and Kalapani—with the image of a monastery.
Woman found dead in stream in Khotang
Police said the body was recovered from the stream and taken to the victim’s home.