- Saturday, 6 June 2026
Migration to Hetauda rising rapidly
The number of people migrating to Hetauda Sub-Metropolitan City has been increasing, with more people moving in than leaving. According to the Social Security and Vital
Santosh’s farming passion earns national award
Somewhere in a corner of his home, Santosh Darlami Magar’s passport may still be lying unused. Once, that very passport seemed to hold his entire future. Like many young people from his village, he too once dreamed of foreign employment. With hopes of earning a better income, improving his family’s condition, and making life easier, Magar went to Kathmandu and completed a six-month training in hotel management. He also gained some work experience for a short period.
Budhigandaki hydro project to be forwarded as a multi-purpose undertaking
Minister for Energy Biraj Bhakta Shrestha said that the project would not only focus on hydropower production but also include irrigation, drinking water, fisheries and ecotourism, which he argued, would amplify returns on state investment.
No parking fees required for 'pick and drop' for 15 minutes at TIA
The TIA Office has made arrangements so that vehicles coming to drop off or pick up passengers at the airport will not be charged for up to 15 minutes when using the 'pick and drop' service.
Nation
Flood empties Jogbuda's once thriving settlements
Until two decades ago, the fertile plains of Jogbuda in the Inner Madhes region served as a refuge for families migrating from various districts across the country. Fields carved out of dense forests, homes
Migration to Hetauda rising rapidly
The number of people migrating to Hetauda Sub-Metropolitan City has been increasing, with more people moving in than leaving. According to the Social Security and Vital
Santosh’s farming passion earns national award
Somewhere in a corner of his home, Santosh Darlami Magar’s passport may still be lying unused. Once, that very passport seemed to hold his entire future. Like many young people from his village, he too once dreamed of foreign employment. With hopes of earning a better income, improving his family’s condition, and making life easier, Magar went to Kathmandu and completed a six-month training in hotel management. He also gained some work experience for a short period.
Budhigandaki hydro project to be forwarded as a multi-purpose undertaking
Minister for Energy Biraj Bhakta Shrestha said that the project would not only focus on hydropower production but also include irrigation, drinking water, fisheries and ecotourism, which he argued, would amplify returns on state investment.
World
Balkan leaders join EU summit
Leaders from across the European Union and the Balkans are gathering in Montenegro on Friday to discuss expanding the bloc to include countries in the region, seen as a key area in countering security and economic threats posed by Russia and China.
Business
Satbanjh revives amid climate change challenges
The historic Satbanjh orchard in Baitadi, once renowned for its abundant apple harvests, is gradually changing its identity and character as climate change continues to affect the region.
Parbat emerges as hub for adventure tourism
Parbat district, once largely unknown to tourists, has undergone a remarkable transformation in recent years, emerging as a key destination for adventure tourism in Nepal.
NEA urged to act swiftly on budget implementation
Minister for Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation Biraj Bhakta Shrestha has urged officials of the Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA), including the acting managing director and deputy managing directors, t
Gold, silver prices decline
According to the Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers' Association, the price of silver has gone down by Rs 2,100 per tola (11.66 grammes) and reached Rs 309,000 per tola. It was Rs 311,100 per tola on Thursday.
Sports
Argentina seeks glorious end to Messi era with another WCup title
Argentina has bitter memories of 1994, the last time the United States hosted the World Cup. After the second group
Interview
Kalinga LitFest provides int'l forum for Nepali authors: Niraula
Kathmandu is hosting the fourth edition of the Kathmandu Kalinga Literary Festival 2026, scheduled for June 6 and 7, at Hotel Himalya in Lalitpur. Talking to The Rising Nepal, Festival director Ranjana Niraula said th
Comedy must evolve beyond body-shaming humour: Prabhat Lama
Prabhat Lama, a renowned stand-up comedian who is a permanent resident of Mahottari district, spent more than 10 years in radio programmes, struggling to be an artist. After arriving in Kathmandu, he joined Radio-Audio, the first comedy-the
Society
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Call for greater investment in community resilience, inclusive DRR, anticipatory action
The South Asia Policy Dialogue on 'Building a Safer Future: Investing in Communities for Resilience' has laid emphasis on promoting inclusive, evidence-based, and community-centered approaches to disaster risk reduction and climate resilience.