- Wednesday, 3 June 2026
The Rising Nepal
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Elderly couple living in forest for 13 years
Hardships of an elderly couple have been compounded since their house in Unapani, Sarkegard Rural Municipality-3 in Humal was damaged by a landslide around 13 years ago.
Dr. Acharya nominated for WHO regional director
Nepal has nominated Dr. Shambhu Prasad Acharya for the post of regional director of the World Health Organisation (WHO) South East Asia Region (SEAR).
Lukeko Gaun: Aryal’s dream project for spiritual salvation
Popular theatre actor and activist Gopal Aryal was out of the scene for a long time and his whereabouts used to be an issue of talks among the theatre lovers in Kathmandu.
Machhindra eye victory over Bhutan’s Paro
Nepal’s Machhindra FC eye a victory over Bhutan’s Paro FC in the preliminary stage of the AFC Cup to be held at Dasharath Stadium in Tripureshwar on Tuesday evening.
Bipash’s daughter underwent open-heart surgery at 3 months old
Bipasha Basu recently made a big revelation about her daughter Devi Basu Singh Grover’s health. In a chat with Neha Dhupia on Instagram Live, the actor shared that Devi was born with two holes in her heart.
Policemen intervening in peaceful sit-in will face action
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Home Affairs Narayan Kaji Shrestha has expressed his grief over the police intervention in the sit-in of Tamang and Magar communities and promised to take action against the guilty policemen. DPM Shrestha expressed his commitment to seriously investigate the incident
Gundu farmers harvesting Makhamali flowers for Tihar
Tihar is still three months away, but the farmers in Gundu of Bhaktapur have already started harvesting flowers and making garlands for the festival of lights. Makhamali flowers and garlands can be preserved for a long time.
Nagdhunga Tunnel Milestone For Development
On August 7, 2023, a fresh breeze blew through Nagdhunga. Nepal is constructing a tunnel road for vehicular traffic in the Himalayas with the support of the Government of Japan. Japanese companies are working hard every day together with many Nepali people on this difficult p
EPG Report Shelved Indefinitely
As the Eminent Persons Group (EPG) report gathers dust, India's reluctance to accept it sheds insight into how India approaches Nepal-India problems. Despite Nepal's repeated calls to accept the EPG report prepared by
People-centric Campaign
The freshly concluded Central Committee (CC) meeting of the CPN-Maoist Centre has endorsed a 25-point proposal on contemporary issues. The party leaders have termed the meeting as ‘extraordinary’ considering
Rain Sustains Life
Nature is one of the most tranquil places to be in. As the rainy season graces our surroundings, nature reveals its tranquil essence, radiating its positivity with grace. Dark clouds paint the sky beautifully showering blessings upon
Arsenal shoot City out to win Community Shield
Arsenal has started the English season how the team hopes to end it — by getting the better of Manchester City. Arsenal beat City 4-1 in a penalty shootout, after equalizing in the 101st minute in regulation time to draw 1-1, to win the Community Shield at Wembley Stadium on Sunday.
Nepalgunj to host Superstar Dancing, Singing competition
The Nepali Superstar Dancing and Singing Competition is all set to take place in Nepalgunj, with preliminary auditions kicking off in several locations, including Banke, Bardiya and Dang.
Turkey's post-quake preparedness uncertain even after 6 months
Dust and rubble fill the street as an excavator tears off chunks of concrete from an old apartment building. Bystanders and former residents watch from afar as construction equipment tears down the structure. Among the bystanders is Ibrahim Ozaydin, 30, a former resident. He watches the demolition not with worry, but with relief, as his building was marked by officials as unsafe months ago.
Father, son raise pheasants, run homestay
As soon as we think of pheasant (Kalij), a forest comes to our mind. That is also natural, because we have seen pheasants often in the forest. But in recent years, commercial farming of this wild bird has started in many parts of the country.
