- Saturday, 28 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Move Against Fraud
In yet another major anti-corruption move, the government has reopened the case related to the notorious Lalita Niwas land scam after conducting a detailed study and investigation into it.
Avoid Junk Food
In recent times, people are found consuming a lot of junk and street food because of an easy access to online platforms and home delivery services. However, these sorts of foods have
Bakar Eid wishes
President Ramchandra Paudel has extended best wishes for the festival of Bakar Eid (Eid-ul-Adha). Issuing a statement on the occasion, President P
Bakar-Eid public holiday today
Muslims all over the country are celebrating the Bakar-Eid by exchanging greetings and best wishes and relishing best delicacies on Thursday.
Haze over Great Lakes region reminds US residents that Canadian wildfires persist
The haze of unhealthy air that settled over Chicago and other Great Lakes cities Tuesday reminded U.S. residents from the Midwest to the Northeast and as far south as Kentucky to brace for more depending on which way the wind blows as Canadian wildfires rage on.
Harrison Ford hangs up his 'Indiana Jones' hat in 'Dial of Destiny'
Harrison Ford is bidding farewell to one of his most famous roles with new film "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny," which heads to theaters on Friday.
Farmers making good income from litchi farming
Tara Nath Upreti of Palungtar Municipality-7 in Gorkha has set an example that one can earn good money in the country and don’t need to go abroad for employment. He earns more than Rs. 350,000 every year by selling litchi.
Water hyacinth invasion makes boating difficult in Phewa Lake
Locals, elected representatives, security personnel and social organisations gathered at Dhalkebar of Phewa Lake on Saturday on the initiative of the Batabaran Samrakshanka Lagi Mahaabhiyan Kaski (BSLMK) (Great Initiative for Environmental Conservation Kaski). They came together to clean the famous lake and remove water hyacinth covering its waters.
Families still struggling to cope with 2021 Melamchi floods
It has been two years since the devastating flood of the Melamchi River swept away everything belonging to Deep Bahadur Jyoti of Jyoti Bagar in Helambu Rural Municipality, leaving him with nothing but a family to support.
Milk collection centres turn into dairy firms
At a time when one cooperative after another is becoming problematic, some cooperative organsiations related to milk collection have been developed as an industry.
20 competing for Mister Nepal
Twenty finalists have been selected for the final competition of ‘Mister Nepal 2023’. They were selected from among 300 contestants from across the country.
Historic houses in Muga await preservation
Lack of preservation has pushed many historical houses in Muga in wards 7 and 8 of Pakhribas Municipality into ruins. Once upon a time, the name Muga used to evoke images of attractive old houses shining in the sun. The 35 houses built in the Rana era used to enthral one and all and gave this place a unique identity. Nearly half of the houses are now not fit for living and the remaining are also empty.
Biden calls mutiny a 'struggle within the Russian system'
US President Joe Biden declared Monday that the United States and NATO played no part in the Wagner mercenary group's short-lived insurrection in Russia, calling the uprising and the longer-term challenges it poses for President Vladimir Putin's authority “a struggle within the Russian system.”
Shun Feudal Form Of Language
If somebody thinks feudalism in Nepal has ended, this may be far from reality. Like any other socio-political system, feudalism is reflected in political, economic, and cultural aspects. If monarchy i
Promoting Conflict Sensitive Journalism
In Nepal, when conflict resolution and conflict sensitive media coverage are talked about, two major civil conflicts, including the Maoist Insurgency and the Madhesh uprising comes to
