- Friday, 27 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Climate change keeps making wildfires and smoke worse
It was a smell that invoked a memory. Both for Emily Kuchlbauer in North Carolina and Ryan Bomba in Chicago. It was smoke from wildfires, the odour of an increasingly hot and occasionally on-fire world.
Operation of feed factory by cooperative benefits farmers
Farmers and members of Mukundasen Dairy Producers’ Cooperative of Gaindakot Municipality-11, Nawalparasi East are happy to feed quality grains produced by their own cooperative to their cattle.
Buildings of basic health centres unused in Simkot
New buildings have been constructed for two wards of Simkot Rural Municipality in Humla district to operate basic community health service centres. However, the buildings have not been brought into use yet.
Leaders reach Chitwan to observe National Paddy Day
On the occasion of National Paddy Day, a few top political leaders arrived in Chitwan to participate in the paddy plantation programmes on Friday. Chairman of CPN-UML and former Prim
2nd international literary and cultural festival begins in Dharan
The second International Literary and Cultural Tourism Festival began in Dharan on Friday. The festival, organised by Dharan -13 Ward Office in collaboration with Dharan Sub-Metropolis aims at promoting and enhancing Dharan’s litera
US flies nuclear-capable bombers in a fresh show of force against NKorea
The United States flew nuclear-capable bombers to the Korean Peninsula on Friday in its latest show of force against North Korea, days after the North staged massive anti-U.S. rallies in its capital.
Jhapa farmers reluctant to use machines to plant paddy
Farmers in Jhapa district are currently busy planting paddy, the main food crop. The farmers have started planting paddy after they recently received continuous rain. They have been planting paddy using both traditional tools like plough and modern machines.
Nepali community gaining political influence in UK
The Nepali community has gradually increased its presence in local politics in the United Kingdom (UK). Individuals who have made notable contributions to diverse sectors such as education, health, security, hospitality, trade, and business are now actively participating in political affairs. Currently, one mayor, one deputy mayor, and 10 councillors elected from Nepali origin are serving in different levels of British councils
Regulating The Monopoly Of New Class
In the evolving pattern of Nepal’s progress, not many issues have occupied a callous account than the birth of a new class. Class refers to categories of persons of the society based on the ownership of economic
EU Needs To Take Violence Against Women Seriously
Equality between men and women is a value enshrined in the founding ideals of the European Union. It is a value, however, which has required struggle to promote and reinforce across our union. Women have
Nepal enter semi-final as Group winner
An all-around performance from Ashok Dhami helped Nepal defeat host Malaysia by 84 runs and enter the semi-final as the Group A winner at the ACC U-16 East Zone Cup in Kuala Lumpur on Friday.
Indreni team supports flood, landslide victims in Taplejung
The Indreni team, a folk duet television programme, led by artist Krishna Kandel, has provided essential relief assistance to the flood victims of Taplejung. On Thursday, the team arrived in the landslide-affected region of Sidingba Rural Municipality and extended financial support to the families affected by the disaster.
In rural India, summer's heat can be deadly
Siren blaring, Sunil Kumar Naik's ambulance tore across a dry and rocky countryside blasted by dangerous midday heat, rushing to check on a vomiting and dizzy 30-year-old man with possible heat stroke. As soon as they reached the man's village, Naik's paramedic partner guided the stricken man into the ambulance, then checked his pulse and oxygen levels as Naik sped back to the public hospital. With barely a moment to dr
Kholagaun locals volunteering to bring drinking water
Morang is a relatively developed district in the country. That is why it is hard to believe that there are still some settlements in the district without access to something as basic as drinking water. But there is a village in Miklajung Rural Municipality–1 that is in exactly that condition.
Minister Bhusal stresses use of technology in agriculture sector
Farmers across the country observed the 20th National Paddy Day and paddy festival by planting paddy and savouring Dahi Chiura (curd and beaten rice) on Friday. The theme of the 20th National Paddy Day was ‘Climate resilient farmers’ friendly technology for increasing rice production’.
