- Tuesday, 2 June 2026
The Rising Nepal
Greek authorities evacuate 19,000 people as wildfire blazes on
Some 19,000 people have been evacuated from the Greek island of Rhodes as wildfires continued burning for a sixth day on three fronts, Greek authorities said on Sunday.
Protracted Violence In Manipur
India’s Prime Minister last week condemned the violence in the north-east state of Manipur. Earlier, opposition leader Sonia Gandhi expressed deep grief over the tr
Possibility Of Developing Mars Settlement
Looking at the history of human development, there are basically two concepts of human evolution - creationism and evolutionary. The concept of creationism ha
The 1975 cancels its shows in Jakarta and Taipei after band's same-sex kiss controversy in Malaysia
British pop rock band The 1975 announced on Sunday it was canceling its shows in Jakarta and Taipei after the Malaysian government cut short a music festival in the wake of the band's lead singer slamming the country's anti-gay laws and kissing a male bandmate during their performance.
Curb Lumpy Skin Disease
Around 60 per cent of population comprises of farmers who rely on livestock to earn income as agriculture alone does not suffice to meet their annual expenses. The animal husbandry has 6 per cent share to the gross domestic product (GDP) while agriculture’s contribution to GDP is around 30 per cent. As farmers are deprived of income they make from the milking cows and buffaloes, this might hurt the prospect of attaining self-reliance on dairy products.
Nepali Mad Honey Gaining Popularity
In the heart of the Himalayas, a hidden treasure is causing a stir among adventurers, thrill-seekers, and those in search of alternative remedies. Nepal’s mad hone
Jamaica defy France but Sweden, Netherlands win World Cup openers
Perennial underachievers France were held 0-0 by Jamaica to make a frustrating start to their Women's World Cup campaign on Sunday, but Sweden and the Netherlands both won by slender margins.
Chhiring Sherpa making debuting in silver screen from Karsang
Chhiring Sherpa, the winner of ‘Dancing Star Nepal Season 2’ and a Guinness World Record holder, is all set to make her debut in the silver screen with ‘Karsang’.
Scholarships have helped displaced Afghan students find homes on US universities
As the Taliban swept back into power in Afghanistan in the summer of 2021, Fahima Sultani and her fellow university students tried for days to get into the Kabul airport, only to be turned away by gun-wielding extremists. “No education, just go back home,” she recalled one shouting.
NEA instructs to complete construction of Kaligandaki corridor transmission line within mid-August
The Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA0 has directed the project management and constructors to complete the construction of the Kaligandaki Corridor 220 kV transmission line immediately.
Focus on attaining growth through production boost
Nepal Rastra Bank has made public monetary policy for the current fiscal year 2023/24 to achieve high economic growth sustainably while maintaining price and external sector stability.
95% households in Baitadi still depend on firewood to cook
Despite the government setting a target to decrease the proportion of traditional energy consumption to 30 per cent by 2030 and promoting the use of improved stoves, electric stoves, and LP gas, a staggering 95 per cent of households in Baitadi continue to rely on firewood for cooking.
Scientists say record heat paints the story of a warming world
The summer of 2023 is behaving like a broken record about broken records. Nearly every major climate-tracking organization proclaimed June the
SRV's Ujeli escalates YouTube charts
Born on September 10, 1991, in Kathmandu, Sajjan Raj Vaidya is one of the leading figures of the contemporary Nepali pop industry with prescient vision and abundant contributions that
While NKorea fires cruise missiles, it stays mum on US soldier who crossed into the country
North Korea fired several cruise missiles toward its western sea Saturday, South Korea’s military said, marking the second launch event this week, apparently in protest of the docking of a nuclear-armed U.S. submarine in South Korea.
