- Wednesday, 3 June 2026
The Rising Nepal
Priyanka Chopra steps away from her New York City restaurant
Priyanka Chopra has stepped away from her New York City restaurant Sona. The actress, who co-founded Sona in 2021, has announced that she will be stepping away from the high-end Indian restaurant. A representative for the Citadel a
Taliban says women lose value if their faces are visible
Women lose value if men can see their uncovered faces in public, a spokesman for a key ministry of Afghanistan's Taliban government said Thursday, adding that religious scholars in the country agree that a woman must keep her face covered when outside the home.
Inflation higher than projected
The annual average inflation has exceeded the target to be maintained in the last fiscal year.
Laws need to change in the changed context: PM
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' said on Friday that the Civil Codes 2074 issued in 2017 are the priceless documents of epoch-making political, social and legal transformation of Nepal.
Tasty Tale Of Momo’s Popularity
Momo, Momo-cha, Mo:Mo: Ma: Ma-Cha, whatever you call it, you can’t leave a restaurant in Nepal without ordering these delicious balls of meat-filled goodness. This variation of dumplings is Nepal’s very own offering to the world. Dumplings have
Small Things Matter Much In Hospitality
The winds of work have taken me to many countries around the world. As a photojournalist, I have worked in Greenland, Europe, Asia, Russia, and the Pacific region. I have had the opportunity to meet the people of many countries and be a
Battling Discrimination To Empower Women
Gender inequality is a widespread issue where individuals are treated unequally based on their gender. Girls and boys experience this inequality in their homes, communities, and educational settings. Mothers often bear dispropo
Insights Of Diplomatic Professionals
In the case of an organisation, it may not be a big thing to start a journal, compile an annual report, or prepare a performance audit report, but it is quite a stupendous task to sustain, continue, and retain its standard. That AFCAN (Association of Former Career Ambassadors of Nepal) has been able to bring out its annual report for the third
Preserving Culinary Heritage Of Nepal
‘You are what you eat’ is a proverb that is frequently used to promote healthy eating. However, our food culture plays a significant role in our cultural identity in addition to being connected to our health. A community's unique cuisine, specific food items, and food preparation methods are craucial components of its cultural identity.
Time To Revive Sanskrit Education
Once, a Nepali postgraduate teacher told me of his desire to pursue a PhD in Nepali. As his principal and college administrator, I was happy to hear of his ambition and offered to help him in any way I could during his PhD journey. I also asked if
Unite For Climate Change
Climate change is an emerging problem for humanity at present and requires urgent action. It would not be an exaggeration to say that if action is not taken right now, climate change will become the primary cause of the extinction of many species
Over 63 feared dead after boat capsizes off Cape Verde
Over 63 people have been feared dead and 38 others have been rescued after a boat capsized off Cape Verde, Al Jazeera reported citing International Organization for Migration (IOM) authorities. “More than 60 people are believed to
Diversity, prosperity our identity: Vyas Mayor
Located at the holy confluence of the Seti and Madi rivers and revered as the land of Maharshis Ved Vyas and Parasara, Vyas Municipality was established in 1992 by combining some parts of Syamgha VDC with the Damauli VDC. In 2014, the government e
Lilami highlights issue of youth migration
Director and Producer Ramji Gnawali has released his latest short film ‘Lilami’, focusing on the burning issue of youth migration in Nepal. This film highlights the growing trend of young
CAAN introduces new rules for STOL airports
The Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN) has formed a committee to review the operation period of the nation's Short Take-Off and Landing (STOL) airports and assess the availability of forecasts for en route weather. Issuing a notice on Thursday, the Authority informed that it had set up a high-level committee under the Deputy Director General for this. It has also tightened existing rules for hilly and rural flights.
