- Saturday, 7 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Women's Equality Still Has Long Way To Go
Much has been talked and written about women's empowerment. Over the years, new laws have been passed to enhance their empowerment, and they have been rightfully celebrat
For Meaningful Success
Most of us grow up believing that meaning is something to be uncovered. We assume that if we search long enough through work, relationships, or self-reflection, we’ll eventually stu
KMC to host Women's Day dialogue
The Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) is organising an interactive programme to hear from women leaders from various fields about their journey to leadership on the occasion of the 116th International Women’s Day on Sunday.Suit
China, NKorea advance to Women's Asian Cup quarterfinals
Defending champions China and three-time winners North Korea are through to the Women's Asian Cup quarterfinals after their second consecutive wins in group matches Friday. Midfielder Myong
Morang mustard farmers facing losses
Farmers in Morang who cultivate mustard were unable to recover even their investment costs this year. After unseasonal rain in mid-October, farmers planted mustard late, resulting in a decline in production.
Pakistan and Afghanistan claim killing dozens of the other side’s troops
Pakistani and Afghan forces launched multiple strikes at each other in cross-border clashes on Friday, and each side claimed to have killed dozens more enemy troops in what has been the deadliest fighting yet between the two neighbors — a conflict that Islamabad has declared to be an “open war.”
Ugandan troops help S. Sudan airstrikes
Uganda helped South Sudan carry out airstrikes that killed and badly burned civilians a year ago, according to a U.N. inquiry. Joint aerial bombar
Govt turns September protest into peaceful polls
Against the backdrop of last year’s intense youth-led protests and fears of renewed unrest, the nation on Thursday successfully conducted the House of Representatives (HoR) election in a remarkably peaceful and bloodshed-free manner.
RSP heads for absolute majority
As vote counting of the election of the House of Representatives continues across the country, the Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) is heading towards an absolute majority in the 275-member Lower House.
Shaping Health And Illness Narratives
Within and across societies, health beliefs influence how people think about their illness and health problems, when and from whom they seek healthcare, how they respond to community-based interve
Laser Therapy Boon For Back Pain Treatment
Back pain is the most prevalent medical problem experienced by people worldwide. It can be dull, constant, sharp or sudden. It can occur suddenly — as a result of a fall or lifting heavy objects — or it may be a con
Mysteries Of March Cosmos
The crisp spring night skies invite sky-gazers to marvel at the mysterious planets, stars and constellations along with numerous extraordinary entities that are sprinkling the heavens. Planets Mercury and Mars
Women Beyond Silent Compliance
Picture a young woman. You would automatically imagine glossy hair, oval-shaped eyes, a demure smile and a polite and respectable attitude. You would suppose that the woman would be friendly, complian
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Nepal’s growth averages 4 per cent: NRB
Nepal’s economic growth has historically averaged around 4 per cent, with distinct periods of expansion and slowdown, according to the latest semi-annual macroeconomic report released by Nepal Rastra Bank.
Arsenal move 7 points ahead in title race after City draw with Forest
Arsenal moved seven points ahead of Manchester City at the top of the Premier League after scraping a 1-0 win at Brighton while its title rival drew 2-2 at home to struggling Nottingham Forest on Wednesday.
