- Wednesday, 3 June 2026
The Rising Nepal
India lands a spacecraft near the moon’s south pole
India on Wednesday made history as it became the first country in the world to land its spacecraft near the moon’s south pole, an uncharted territory that scientists believe could hold vital reserves of frozen water, and the fourth country to achieve a moon landing.
Barma steers Nepal past Kuwait for second win in a row
An all-round performance from Indu Barma steered Nepal to a second victory in the MCA Women’s T20 Quadrangular Series following their 34-run victory over Kuwait in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia on Wednesday.
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Kagbeni flood's damage amounts to Rs. 1 billion: Report
A detailed report on the damage by the flood in Kagbeni, a religious site in Mustang district, has been made public. The flood in the Kag River on August 13 damag
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Restaurants using cooking oil multiple times in Damak
An inspection team of Damak Municipality found that several food industries based in Damak were found reusing cooking oil multiple times, which is harmful to human health. "Industries producing crispy snacks such as chips, bhujias and biscuits were found r
Himalayan Art Festival from today
The Himalayan Art Festival is set to take place at the Nepal Art Council in Babarmahal from August 24 to 30. The exhibition is an annual event organised by E-Arts Nepal every year on the occasion of Dashain festival.
Recall Exercise Should Involve Voters
The Janamat Party was formed in Madhes more or less three years ago following the dissolution of the Alliance for Independent Madhes led by Chandra Kant (CK) Raut. Raut had signed an eleven-point deal with the previous government led by KP Sharma Oli agreeing to adopt democratic means to resolve existing issues renouncing his alleged secessionist strategy and machination. Raut led Janmat Party stole the political limelight, especially in the last parliamentary,
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Chudamani on raising wheelchair buffaloes for a decade
Chudamani Bohora, a resident of Ward No. 7 of Kawasoti Municipality in Nawalpur district, is now 60 years old. It was in 1991 when Chudamani fell off a tree and injured his spinal cord. According to him, he was taken to different tertiary
Self-driven Learning Matters In Getting Jobs
Due to a perceived lack of opportunities and limited development in Nepal, the majority of young Nepalis are currently contemplating their careers and future prospects abroad. This trend could result in substantial long-term losses for both the government and the society as a whole. It is time for the government and youth-related stakeholders to remain committed to addressing the concerns and aspirations of young people, ensuring their well-being, education, emp
Punish Land Grab Culprits
The investigation into the Lalita Niwas land grab scam has concluded with around 250 persons being implicated for their involvement in the organised crime and forgery of documents while transferring the ownership of the governm
Shortage Of Maize
Many Zambians rely on maize as their main source of food. Popularly known as “mealie meal”, the crop is widely grown in the country for both consumption and export. Now, as harvests reduce, a crisis has ensued. There is currently a c
Keep the Faith -- Kipyegon and Barshim make history at the worlds
Kenya's Faith Kipyegon won a historic third world 1500m gold on Tuesday and although Qatari high jumper Mutaz Essa Barshim missed out on a fourth crown, he became the first man to win five medals in the event.
Sakina Maharjan wins Miss Newa
Sakina Maharjan from Naya Naikap, Chandragiri Municipality, has won the 17th ‘Nepal Telecom Miss Newa: Nepal 1143’ title. She was declared winner at a grand finale held at Nepal Academy on Tuesday.
Teenager rescued with 7 others from a broken cable car in Pakistan gorge
The rescue of six school children and two adults who were plucked from a broken cable car that was dangling precariously hundreds of meters (yards) above a steep gorge was a miracle, a survivor said Wednesday. The teenager said he and the others felt repeatedly that death was imminent during the 16-hour ordeal.
Oil activities encroach on sacred natural sites in Uganda
Alex Wakitinti is worried about the sacred natural sites he tends in the large swath of bushy grassland near Lake Albert. It's the same slice of his homeland that oil companies are developing in order for Uganda to become an oil producer by 2026.
Pre-emptive measures urged as dengue cases escalate
Health authorities have highlighted the need for pre-emptive measures against dengue as the cases are increasing at an alarming rate. And worryingly, this is happening ahead of the peak season.
