- Friday, 27 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Lalita Niwas Land Scam Culprits Must Face Punishment
The current government’s efforts to thoroughly investigate major scams, such as Lalita Niwas land and fake Bhutanese refugee scams, and hold the perpetrators accountable, have won
Aid Startup Ventures
A startup is a new business launched by an entrepreneur. As startups often face uncertainties in the initial stage, they have high rates of failure. Despite this, several such businesses become successful in their mission. Though startups account for a negligible share of the total number of firms in any nation, they can play a vital role in boosting the economy. They contribute significantly to the aggregate employment growth.
Coping With Perils Of Drug Abuse
Drug abuse is a social problem that has been growing unabated over the last few decades. Addiction to drugs generally starts at teenage or adolescence because teens or adolescents are
Milk Coffee Protects Body From Infections
There are legends about the benefits and harms of coffee. However, neither the first nor the second is able to stop the "coffee lovers" of the whole Earth in their love for an invigorating drink. And today, businessmen and "workaholics" can be pleased with the great news: coffee with milk is most likely not only not harmful, but also extremely healthy.
Lyon out of Ashes series
Injured Australian star Nathan Lyon will play no further part in the Ashes, coach Andrew McDonald said Monday, with the off-spinner backing Todd Murphy to pick up where he left off.
Folk painting and sculpture workshop begins in Bardiya
Nepal Academy of Fine Art under the Department of Folk Art and Sculpture in collaboration with Jasu Art Centre has begun a three-day folk painting and sculpture training and seminar in Bansgadhi, Bardiya.
'Lahure Ko Sangharsha' hits market
Lahure Ko Sangharsha (Struggle Of A Lahure), an autobiography of former British Gurkha Cham Bahadur Pun, has hit the local book stalls. Co-authored and edited by journalist Amrit Bhadgaule, the book centres on the author’s dedicated service to Karbakeli region for two decades. Karbakeli is regarded as the totem (religious leader) of the Pun community. Ram Chan and Kul Chan, two sons of Karbakeli, are regarded as clan deities of the community.
Israeli army launches drone strikes in the occupied West Bank area
The Israeli army launched drone strikes in the occupied West Bank area of Jenin Monday as part of an "extensive counterterrorism effort" that the Palestinian health ministry said killed five residents.
CNI urges central bank for flexible monetary policy
The Confederation of Nepal Industries has requested the Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) to introduce a monetary policy that will make the country's economy vibrant.
Completion of Dharahara project to take at least four months
It has been over 26 months since the then Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli inaugurated the new Dharahara by organising an extravagant programme amid the growing fear of COVID-19 in Kathmandu. However, the construction work on the Dharahara has not been completed yet. Former PM Oli inaugurated it on April 24, 2021, when the fate of the government led by him became uncertain. According to the construction company, it w
Work underway to supply Melamchi water year-round
Progress has been made in the design work of the Melamchi Water Supply Project to provide water throughout the year. Kamalraj Shrestha, the Project's Executive Director, stat
Foreign Minister Saud leaving for Baku today
Minister for Foreign Affairs Narayan Prakash Saud is leaving for Azerbaijan on Tuesday to participate in the Ministerial Meeting of the Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement.
Two foreigners arrested for smuggling hashish and khat
The Narcotics Control Bureau arrested two foreigners for smuggling hashish, a drug made by compressing and processing parts of cannabis plants, and khat, a stimulant made from khat plants (Catha edulis).
PM urges youth to support nation-building tasks
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’ has said that he is determined to do historic work by bearing witness to the country and the people. During a meeting with Nepali talents from
Attraction of women towards tailoring increasing in Bajura
Most women of Bajura are becoming more attracted towards tailoring lately. Even the women of other ethnic groups of Bajura, who used to say that only Damai, Nepali and Aauji caste sew clothes, have recently changed their thoughts and started sewing clothes in various places.
