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Ward Chairperson Narayan Prasad Rimal of Nuwakot’s Tarkeshwar-6 Passes Away at 44

Ward Chairperson Narayan Prasad Rimal of Nuwakot’s Tarkeshwar-6 Passes Away at 44

Narayan Prasad Rimal, the Ward Chairperson of Tarkeshwar Rural Municipality Ward No. 6 in Nuwakot, passed away this morning at the age of 44. According to family sources, he died during treatment at Bir Hospital in Kathmandu after suffering from fever and pneumonia. Rimal, who had been undergoing regular health check-ups following gallstone surgery last May, began experiencing complications from fever and pneumonia over the past week. He was also a member of the CPN-UML Nuwakot Secretariat and had previously been elected as a ward member in the 2074 BS local elections. In honor of his passing, Tarkeshwar Rural Municipality…
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Pilgrims Returning from Khotang to Siraha in Microbus Accident near Kaduwa Daunthekola; One Dead, 14 Injured

Pilgrims Returning from Khotang to Siraha in Microbus Accident near Kaduwa Daunthekola; One Dead, 14 Injured

A microbus carrying pilgrims, who were returning from Khotang to Siraha, was involved in an accident near Kaduwa Daunthekola. One person died at the scene and 14 have been injured. The microbus, bearing the registration number Province 2–0–1–001 J 0053, fell approximately 200 meters on the Jayeram–Halesi stretch of road around 9 a.m. There were 16 passengers on board. Out of the injured, six are in critical condition and have been sent to the National Trauma Center in Kathmandu, while the remaining eight are receiving treatment at Ghormi’s Jansewa Polyclinic, where most are reported to be in stable condition. According…
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Rising Water Flow in Saptakoshi River Raises Concerns

Rising Water Flow in Saptakoshi River Raises Concerns

Due to continuous rainfall, the water flow in the Saptakoshi River has surged significantly. On Sunday evening, the flow at the Koshi Barrage was measured at 191,210 cusecs per second. As of this morning, the flow remains high, recorded at 175,685 cusecs per second, according to Armed Police Force Superintendent Nirmal Thapa. Out of the 56 sluice gates at the barrage, 23 have currently been opened to manage the water flow. When the flow exceeds 150,000 cusecs, a red warning light is activated to alert the public. The control room at the Koshi Barrage has confirmed that the red warning…
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Devotees Flock to Pashupatinath and Shiva Temples Across Nepal on Third Monday of Shrawan

Devotees Flock to Pashupatinath and Shiva Temples Across Nepal on Third Monday of Shrawan

On the third Monday of the holy month of Shrawan, thousands of devotees have gathered at Pashupatinath Temple and Shiva shrines across the country since early morning. Recognizing the religious significance of the day, the Pashupati Area Development Trust opened all four gates of the Pashupatinath Temple from 3 AM to facilitate the large number of devotees. Currently, long queues of worshippers can still be seen in the Pashupati area as people wait for their turn to offer prayers and perform rituals. Shrawan and Mondays are considered especially sacred to Lord Shiva, and worshipping him on these days is a…
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South Korea to Open Applications for 2025 Language Test Starting August 10

South Korea to Open Applications for 2025 Language Test Starting August 10

South Korea is set to conduct its Korean language proficiency test for the year 2025. The Human Resources Development Service of Korea (HRD Korea) has announced that applications for the test will be open from August 10 to August 15, 2025 (Shrawan 26 to 31, 2082 BS). The notice was published on HRD Korea’s official website. However, details such as the specific employment sectors for which the test will apply, or the number of workers to be recruited, have not yet been disclosed. Thousands of young Nepalis studying the Korean language are eagerly awaiting the test. Although the application dates…
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15 Injured in Bus Accident in Nawalpur

15 Injured in Bus Accident in Nawalpur

Fifteen people were injured in a bus accident in Nawalpur. According to police, the accident occurred in Kharkatta forest of Kawasoti along the East-West Highway. The bus, with registration number Na 7 Kha 1576, was heading from Danda to Narayanghat when the driver lost control, causing the vehicle to overturn on the roadside. Out of the 30 passengers onboard, 15 sustained injuries. The injured were rescued and taken to Madhyabindu Provincial Hospital in Danda for treatment, while those with serious injuries were referred to Old Medical College in Chitwan, according to Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Madhu Nepal, spokesperson of…
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Mayor of Diktel Rupakot Majhuwagadhi Ends Hunger Strike After Signing 16-Point Agreement

Mayor of Diktel Rupakot Majhuwagadhi Ends Hunger Strike After Signing 16-Point Agreement

Tirtharaj Bhattarai, the Mayor of Diktel Rupakot Majhuwagadhi Municipality, has ended his hunger strike after signing a 16-point agreement on Sunday. Mayor Bhattarai had come to Kathmandu to protest under the slogan: "Let's mitigate the effects of global climate change, use forest-friendly and eco-friendly materials." He had begun a hunger strike at Maitighar in Kathmandu to draw attention to his demands. The agreement was reached following discussions between Bhattarai’s dialogue team and government representatives. The hunger strike officially ended in the presence of Minister for Forests and Environment Ain Bahadur Shahi. Among the key agreements were: promoting bamboo use by…
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Government extends deadline for Narayanghat–Butwal road project by one year

Government extends deadline for Narayanghat–Butwal road project by one year

The Government of Nepal has extended the deadline for the Narayanghat–Butwal road section, part of the East-West Highway and a project of national pride, by one more year. The deadline has been extended until July 22, 2026 (Shrawan 7, 2083 BS), after only 70% of the work was completed when the third extension expired. Shiva Khanal, the Information Officer of the project's eastern section, said this is the fourth and final extension. He stated that the construction company has committed to completing the work within the newly extended time frame. Khanal shared that blacktopping has been completed in all areas…
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Bagmati Province Chief Minister Bahadur Singh Lama Tamang Resigns from Post

Bagmati Province Chief Minister Bahadur Singh Lama Tamang Resigns from Post

Chief Minister of Bagmati Province, Bahadur Singh Lama Tamang, has resigned from his post. Lama announced his resignation during a press conference held in Hetauda on Sunday. Lama, who was appointed Chief Minister on July 24, 2024 (Sawan 8, 2080 BS), under the coalition government of the Nepali Congress and CPN-UML, led the province on behalf of the Nepali Congress. He took the oath of office on July 25, 2024 (Sawan 9) and served for 374 days. In the press conference, Lama stated that he was compelled to resign because he could not operate under the influence of power centers…
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Kaligandaki River Reaches Peak Flow Due to Continuous Rainfall, Flood Threat in Coastal Areas

Kaligandaki River Reaches Peak Flow Due to Continuous Rainfall, Flood Threat in Coastal Areas

Continuous heavy rainfall in Mustang, Myagdi, Baglung, and Parbat has caused the water level in the Kaligandaki River to rise to its highest point this year. On Sunday morning, the river's flow was recorded at 6.40 meters above normal, according to gauge reader Krishna Prasad Subedi. Earlier in the day, it had even reached 7.40 meters, but with the rainfall subsiding, water levels are expected to gradually decrease. Despite this, riverside communities remain at high risk due to the sudden surge. Several settlements in Parbat district, including Bagerfaat, Waribeni, Milanchowk, Lasti, Khaniyaghat, Maldhunga, Nayapul, Modibeni, Jaiminighat, and Setibeni Bazaar, have…
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