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Madal sales climb in Sunsari as Deusi-Bhailo groups buy traditional drums ahead of Tihar, with Dharan traders saying digital sound systems have not dimmed the instrument's appeal.
NDRRMA consults stakeholders on draft national action plans for cold wave preparedness and snowfall response for 2026, while expediting post-disaster reconstruction work.
Yamapanchak began with Kag Tihar on Friday, Kartik Krishna Trayodashi, as crows were offered favourite foods across Nepal as messengers of Yamaraj.
Police in Kapilvastu destroyed firecrackers illegally imported and stored for sale ahead of the festive season. Reports differ on their value, citing figures above Rs 930,000 and above Rs 336,000.
After a fourth consecutive defeat in the third season of the Nepal Premier League, this time to Chitwan Rhinos, Pokhara Avengers batter Arjun Kumal says the team will fight to win its remaining three matches and finish the tournament on a positive note, with playoff qualification now alive only mathematically.
The Karnali provincial cabinet has approved a bill to establish and operate an apple development board, deciding to present it in the Provincial Assembly on Friday evening.
The Supreme Court has directed government bodies, including the ministries of Defence and Home Affairs, to submit original files behind approvals allowing Green Army Nepal Pvt. Ltd. to use uniforms and insignia similar to security agencies.
The Gandaki Province government has dismissed Sports Council member-secretary Sridhar Sharma over alleged arbitrary distribution of medals on 30 Asar.
Agriculture, Forests and Environment Minister Geeta Chaudhary says Nepal will work to ensure equal and meaningful participation of youth, women, Indigenous nationalities and persons with disabilities at COP-31.