KATHMANDU: Khabarhub brings you a glimpse of major developments of the day in Nepal, including politics, business/economy, sports, entertainment, and more.

Reinstatement of monarchy not in horizon: UML Chair Oli

CPN-UML Chairman KP Oli has stated that the reinstatement of monarchy is not on the horizon in the country. Oli dismissed any notion of reverting to the past, stating, “We cannot go back. We do not believe that some are born to be kings and some are born to be slaves.”

Fake Bhutanese refugee case: Patan High Court concludes trial

The Patan High Court has concluded the hearing of the appeal petition for the accused in custody pending trial in the case of the fake Bhutanese refugee. The bench, comprised of judges Prakash Kharel and Janak Pandey, finalized the proceedings on Thursday. The court is set to deliver its verdict on Friday.

PM Dahal visits Nepali Embassy in Abu Dhabi

Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’, who is in the United Arab Emirates to participate in COP28, has visited Nepali Embassy in Abu Dhabi. On the occasion, Prime Minister Dahal enquired about the activities carried by the Embassy for the welfare of the Nepalis living in the UAE and directed it to make its service more effective, according to PM Dahal’s Personal Secretariat.

Govt forms committee to investigate Nepali Involvement in Russian Army

The government has taken proactive measures by forming a committee to delve into the participation of Nepali citizens in the Russian army, currently engaged in the conflict with Ukraine. The Ministry of Labor has spearheaded this initiative, appointing a three-member committee led by Deepak Dhakal, Deputy Secretary of the Ministry.

Pokhara hosting eighth Mountain Festival

The Nepal Mountaineering Association will be hosting the eighth Mountain Festival at Ratopairhe-based International Mountain Museum in Pokhara. The event is set to be held on December 8-12 on the occasion of the International Mountain Day.

TU revises criteria for pursuing Master’s degree in Nepali and English

The Tribhuvan University (TU) has revised criteria for admission to Master’s degree programs in Nepali and English subjects, allowing graduates from other disciplines to apply.

One killed in jeep accident in Bajura

A person died in a jeep accident today near Dhulachaur along the Karnali corridor of east-north part of Bajura while another was injured. The District Police Office, Bajura identified the deceased as Madan Sarki of around 28 years of age from Khatyad rural municipality-9 in Mugu.

Bipin Joshi’s parents wait with bated breath for their son’s safe release

Parents of Bipin Joshi have spent the last 52 days in anxious anticipation. Joshi is one among the Nepali students taken captive by the Hamas militants in course of their October 7 attack in southern Israel. On that day, Hamas-led Palestinian militants launched a multi-pronged invasion of southern Israel from the Gaza Strip.

Westerly winds bring noticeable temperature drop

The country is currently experiencing the effects of the prevailing westerly winds and a low-pressure system in the Rajasthan region of India. Consequently, a noticeable drop in temperatures is being felt, the Weather Forecasting Division has said.

Debate over ‘Hindu Rastra’ surfaces within Nepali Congress

The fervent debate within the Nepali Congress (NC) regarding the prospect of endorsing “Hindu Rastra” is gaining momentum, with party President Sher Bahadur Deuba’s recent statement adding fuel to the fiery discussion. Deuba’s assertion that ‘religious matters can be consulted’ has sparked heightened interest and speculation.