Former Miss Nepal Ashma KC and former Miss Nepal International and actress Niti Shah handed out relief supplies to flood victims in Bhotekoshi. The goods, worth about 1.5 million rupees, came from donations by relatives and friends. This is the second round of aid they have provided. The two celebrities collected the items themselves.
A group of actors from the TV series "Juthe" and "Halka Ramailo," including Marichman Shrestha, known as Balchi Dhurbe, mobilized to help flood victims in the Bhotekoshi area. On Monday they handed out relief supplies to 20 households in Bidur, Nuwakot. The team also visited Trishuli 11 Gerkhu to assist affected families.
Bollywood actor Sonu Sood visited flood-hit areas in Nuwakot, Nepal. He brought a relief team from Mumbai to help victims of the Bhotekoshi flood. Earlier he met displaced families sheltering in a Kathmandu monastery. He urged people to join a campaign to build homes for the affected.
An online journalist named Ghimire is mourning the death of his father. Chetanath Sharma Ghimire died Wednesday morning while receiving treatment at Bir Hospital. The news was reported in Nepali media.
In Kanchanpur, the second day of the Gaura festival is being marked by women washing biruda and celebrating nyala gaura. The festival started on Tuesday. According to festival expert Nirmala Joshi, the ritual follows specific traditional steps.
A speaker reflected on personal renewal, stating they feel alive after a previous death‑like experience. They described the moment as a transformative shift, comparing past hardships to a fresh start. The message conveys resilience in facing new challenges. The remarks were part of a broader discussion on overcoming adversity, resonating with the audience.
The London Nepali Mela, a celebration of Nepali art, culture, and identity, took place on Sunday at Kempton Park Racecourse. The event was organized by Tamudhing UK in cooperation with the Nepali embassy. This year's fair was dedicated to helping flood victims in Nepal.
Actor Rajesh Hamal donated 2.1 million rupees to the Prime Minister's Disaster Relief Fund. The money was raised during a 'meet and greet' event held in Australia for victims of Bhotekoshi floods.