- Saturday, 13 December 2025
Eight people dead in a month from fire incidents
Issuing a notice today, the NDRRMA has urged the UN agencies, NGOs, development partners, privates sectors, civil society and media to make efforts from their sides in this regard.
Red Panda Marathon in Ilam on December 16
The marathon is to be organised from Ilam district headquarters to Sandakpurdanda, the Nepal-India bordering area, said Programme Coordinator of Deepjyoti Youth Club, Ram Rimal.
Nepal should take lead for Mountain agenda: Minister Dr Pariyar
Minister for Agriculture and Livestock Development Dr Madan Prasad Pariyar has said that Nepal should take the lead in amplifying issues of mountain conservation within the global community.
Book fest for reading culture: Minister Kharel
Minister Kharel said, "There is nothing greater than education; it is the torch to evade the darkness. Let's pray that those children still deprived of education get to go to school and receive a quality education."
Tiger census from December 16
A tiger census is scheduled to begin in Chitwan National Park (CNP) on December 16. The census will also be conducted in three other national parks: Banke, Bardiya, and Shuklaphanta.
Seven wards of Badimalika free of menstrual huts
Badimalika Municipality has declared seven wards of the municipality as menstrual huts-free to end the harmful practice of Chhaupadi.
UNICEF, WHO applaud launch of National Mental Health Campaign
UNICEF and WHO, long-standing partners in advancing child and adolescent mental health, applaud the Government’s progress in implementing the National Mental Health Strategy and Action Plan 2020–2025. Both agencies reaffirm their commitment to continue working with the government in ensuring mental health as a fundamental right for all. Through the Helping Adolescents Thrive (HAT) Initiative—reaching more than 100,000 children with socio-emotional learning—both agencies have contributed to advancing mental health services nationwid
KUKL's services to be suspended for three days
The merging of the Kshetrapati and Tripureshwor branches, along with necessary software integration work for the Maharajgunj and Kamaladi branches, will affect the system leading to the service closure.
Let's join hands to curb digitally-induced violence: Communication Minister
Addressing the interaction program on gender-based violence and the role of media, organized by the Sancharika Samuha, here today, Minister Kharel stressed that female journalists' shoulders bear dual responsibility to be safeguarded from digital violence.
Custom offices resume following pact with agents
The halt had begun on Tuesday when agents stopped work, saying several provisions in the Customs Act 2025 undermined their professional rights, made their work more difficult and created conditions that could hinder international trade.
'Corruption: Biggest challenge to human rights'
"Corruption is not just financial irregularity; it is a serious human rights violation that deprives the poor, the disabled, and the disadvantaged of their fundamental rights."
141 cases of violence against women in Madhes in six months
Violence against women in Madhes Province has seen a worrying rise, according to recent statistics. A report released on Tuesday by the Women’s
Health Ministry moves to Singha Durbar, operations begin
The Ministry of Health and Population has commenced its services from Singha Durbar. The Ministry's spokesperson, Dr. Prakash Budhathoki, announced that services have partially begun at Singha Durbar as of today.
