- Saturday, 15 November 2025
The Rising Nepal
Central bank worried about ‘unnatural rise’ in blacklisted entrepreneurs
Governor of the Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) Dr. Bishwonath Poudel has said that it is unreasonable to have more than 150,000 individuals blacklisted in a country that has only about 1 million entrepreneurs.
The Melody Of Rara’s Waves
Visiting Mahendra Lake had been a dream since the day I read the poem "Rara Ki Apsara?" I was finally realising the dream. But the signs were not encouraging. Just as I was about to en
Buddha’s Teachings And Contemporary Politics
The very first principle of the Buddha’s philosophy is impermanence (anitya). Impermanence means change — the inevitable reality of life. Yet we generally dislike thinking or talking about
Recalling College Life
College life was one of the most memorable chapters of my life. These years were full of new experiences, lessons, fun and personal growth. While there were challenges, they helped shape
Under Pressure To Resist Tourist Flow
Upper Mustang, a rare gift of nature and culture, now seems under pressure to resist the flow of visitors. It is because of its history and much more. The
Drones, AI And Precision Farming
Agriculture is a way of life for Nepali people, with 60 per cent population engaged in agriculture, contributing around 24 per cent to the national GDP (MOALD 2023).
Fervour Of Communicative Ecosystem In South Asia
A two-day International Seminar was organised at Bodo land University, Kokrajhar, Assam. on October 30 and 31. The event, titled “The Dialogic of Language and Media: A Contemporary Perspective,” was jointly organised by the Centre of Bodo Studies and the Department of Bodo, Bodoland Universi
The Visitors In Our Back Yard
In Nepal, my home had a big space and a lot of trees. There were a lot of pets like cats, dogs, chicken, goats, bunnies, and a white mouse. There was also a fami
ID cards to be distributed to Mahottari Gen-Z victims
The process of distributing identity cards to those injured during the Gen Z movement has begun in Mahottari district as per the directive of the government.
Jogi community returns to tradition amid growing respect
The younger generation of the minority Jogi community has begun returning to their ancestral occupation of ‘Feri’, a traditional ritual performed by roami
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35 industries pay Rs. 238.7 m in arrears
About 25 new industries that had consumed electricity from dedicated and trunk lines during load shedding in the past have paid the first installment of premium tariff arrears.
World's fossil fuel emissions to hit new record in 2025
Global fossil fuel emissions are set to hit a new high in 2025, according to research published Thursday that also warns curbing warming under 1.5C would now be essentially "impossible".
Annapurna area draws more tourists
The Annapurna Conservation Area (ACA), renowned for its trekking routes and natural beauty, has set a new record for foreign tourist arrivals this year.
Political transition can slow growth
Nepal’s economic growth is projected to slow to 2.1 per cent in the fiscal year 2025/26 from 4.6 per cent in fiscal year 2024/25, reflecting the impact of the September 2025 public unrest and ensuing political instability, according to the World Bank’s latest economic update.
DoA initiates work to conserve historic Dhankuta mint house
The Department of Archaeology (DoA) has initiated conservation work on the historic Mint house in Dhankuta by including it in the budget for the fiscal year 2025/26.
