- Saturday, 28 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Bagmati Assembly approves policies, programmes
Bagmati Provincial Assembly has approved policies and programmes presented by the provincial government for the next Fiscal Year 2023/24. The Assembly passed the policy and programmes of the government with majority votes following three days of discussion. Speaker of the Provincial Assembly, Bhuwan Kumar Pathak, had presented the document at the Provincial Assembly meeting on Friday.
The Only Path Shown By Buddha
Buddha has taught many different things in his lifetime. His teachings depend on the audience and situations. However, if a novice curiously asks to summarise Buddha’s teachings in one word, what would it be? Certainly, it would be “mindfulness”.
Importance Of Panauti Jatra
Panauti is a very important place from cultural, ritualistic, religious, historical, touristic and commercial perspectives. This is a town having great significance with respect to art, culture, religion, history and tourism.
15 bridges built in Panchthar, Tapljung in eight months
The construction of fifteen new suspension bridges, which had begun in difficult areas of Panchthar and Taplejung districts since October last year, has been completed.
Charismatic Charms Of Planets
The night skies of this month would offer avid star-gazers the charismatic charms of pleasing planets like Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. Other copious confounding constellations sketched by strange stars could be also relished resoundingly. The elusive planet Mercury would be visible at dawn in eastern sky shortly and eventually fade out of view at the sunrise
Reviving Cultivation Of Finger Millet
Last year, villagers in the northern part of Shankhuwashabha district (Eastern Nepal) were enjoying the long summer days of June-July in their fields for plantations of millet (Nepali name: Kodo; biological name: Eleusine coracana). The farmers in their bigger squads from Namase, Rukuma, Chepuwa, Lingam, Chyamtang, Chumsur and Ridakh villages of Shankhuwashabha district were busy from dawn to dusk and considered the season as the season of eating grams to earn tonnes of grains for the whole year. They know their geographic and climatic limitations, as their agriculture heavily relies on the monsoon. Schools and campuses are often closed as a part of summer vacation (locally called monsoon holiday); hence, they have more arms in the field.
A Comprehensive Manual On Postage Stamps
Bhubanesh Kumar Pradhan is a former secretary with an engineering background as a civil engineer and a product of one of the best engineering institutes in the world, the University of Roorkee, along with
Thangka Painting: Art And Trade Aspects
Thangka, tangka, thanka, or tanka are the words that come from ancient Greece meaning power or wealth. Today, thangka is a Nepali and Tibetan painting style. The picture is painted o
Trayam delves into the realities faced by women
Currently being staged at Kaushi Theatre, 'Trayam' is a captivating theatrical production. The play centres around the story of three women, who find themselves sharing a room, forming a unique bond in the process.
Land dispute stalls hospital building construction
The building of the Kanepokhari Hospital, which was being built at Kanepokhari-4 in Morang district, has been put on hold due to a land dispute.
Jordan's royal wedding gets underway with surprise arrival of William and Kate
Jordan's highly anticipated royal wedding day got underway on Thursday with the surprise announcement that Britain's Prince William and his wife Kate had arrived to witness the nuptials of Crown Prince Hussein and his Saudi Arabian bride.
Sevilla in seventh heaven after Europa League win
: Sevilla found their Europa League magic formula on Wednesday, beating Roma 4-1 on penalties in Budapest to make it a perfect seven out of seven in finals in the competition.
Balayar’s anthology of poetry released
A collection of poems titled 'Manko Bimbabata' by Dr. Ramesh Balayar has been released. The poetry book was released in the presence of narrator and writer Buddhi Sagar and former Home Secretary Govinda Kusum at a function here on Wednesday. The anthology consists of 37 poems.
Austerity Is Pragmatic At Present
There is no doubt that the nation is going through a rough patch, especially economically. While those who have good jobs and a healthy income may not be suffering much, the general public are feeling a pinch just to make normal expenditures to make ends meet for their daily existence.
Harnessing Innovation For Circular Economy
Our global economy consumes massive amounts of resources year after year—shooting past our planet’s safe limits and raising an increasing number of environmental challenges. The divide between what we extract and use and what our planet can provide is widening. Last year’s Earth Overshoot Day fell on July 28th, indicating that we consumed the Earth’s yea
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