- Monday, 30 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Trailer of Tulkee released
The trailer for the film ‘Tulkee’ has been released. The two-minute trailer features all the main characters. The film will be released across the country on May 25. The film presented by The Palm Group sheds light on the social reality of the Himalayan region where Polyandry is prevalent.
NRT bounce back to beat Khumaltar 3-2
New Road Team (NRT) came back from two goals down to beat FC Khumaltar 3-2 and revived its survival hopes while Nepal Police Club (NPC) also registered a 2-1 victory over Sankata Club to get out of the relegation zone in the Martyr’s Memorial A Division on Friday.
PM assures steps for investment friendly climate
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' has said that the government is committed to working with our international partners to attract foreign investment and create new opportunities.
Rising temperature affects life nationwide
People across the country have been feeling an increase in temperature for the past few days. Even in Kathmandu, it is extremely hot in the daytime as it has not rained for the past week. Meteorologists have predicted that the people in Kathmandu and elsewhere will continue to feel hot for another two days.
Overcoming Disability At Everest
In an attempt to scale the top of the world, double amputee Gurkha veteran Hari Budha Magar is in th
A Pensioner’s Time Travel
One sunny winter morning, as I was passing through a street, I chanced to witness a funny exchange between a 70-year-old pensioner and a young fellow. The pensioner was expressly talking about his emotion
Lumbini And Kapilvastu: Archaeological Discussion
Lumbini, the birthplace of Gautam Buddha (563–483 BC), and his hometown, Kapilvastu, are described in various historical sources, including Buddhist texts. Historical and archaeological evidences confirm that the location of both of these sites is currently within the territory of Nepal. Lumbini, which is also listed on the UNESCO World Heritage Site, is located 300km southwest of Kathmandu. It is in Rupandehi district. And also, there are ruins of ancient Kapilvastu, 28km west of Lumbini.
Two Poetic Anthologies Of Lyricist ‘Apeksha’
“Keep always smiling in places where my eyes set upon Keep me safe with you, and in your memories forlorn” These beautiful lines have been taken from Manko Akash (2020), the first anthology of lyricist Ganesh Shrestha's 'Apeksha.'
Poems Of Soil Penned By A Refugee Poet
Certainly, poetry provides solace to a person who is trapped in the cage of big questions. Here we have poet Yatiraj Ajanabi, who is in such a difficult situation, and at the same time, he has been able to find insight into life through the means of poetry. In this vein, we can call the under-review poetry book entitled "Kehi Yachchhyaprashnaharu" (some difficult questions like those that were asked to Yudhistir for the Pandava’s life by a demon king in the Mahabharat) a creation that is born out of pain felt by the poet for the existence of life.
G7 finance ministers to support Ukraine, seek ways to spur global economy
Financial leaders of the Group of Seven advanced economies are discussing ways to support Ukraine and pressure Russia to end the war as they meet in Japan starting Thursday. Ukraine’s finance mini
Reflecting On Our Happy Selves
It is believed that humans existed on this planet from around 5 million to 7 million years ago. Their initial forms of life and lifestyle were as basic as wandering in the jungle and hunting for survival. As we can see, most animals today practise it too. But comparing humans from back then to today
GBV Hinders Economic Development
It has been proven fact that, inequalities or discrimination against gender has adverse effects in all societies and nations. Not only does it slow down economic growth but it also puts heavy costs on social, cultural and religious sectors as well. Gender Based Violence (GBV) also creates turmoil in families, communities, civil societies
Challenges To Freedom Of Expression
Media needs to be vibrant, broad-based and not restrict freedom of expression. This 30th world press freedom day that was marked recently was declared under the aegis of UNESCO. Right communication helps to address to t
More Arrests On Forgery
With fresh arrests in connection with the forged Bhutanese refugee case, the police administration has intensified its investigation into it. A team deployed by Kathmandu Police Circle detained former Home Minister
Punish Scammers
A massive disclosure about the alleged involvement of many high-profile politicians and bureaucrats in cheating Nepalis by assuring them of sending to the United States of America (USA) as fake Bhutanese refugees has rattled the political and bureaucratic circles. Such politicians and officials have been found joining hands with other middlemen to commit a scam. Apparently, common Nepalis were being
