- Monday, 30 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Bhutanese refugees in Morang seek citizenship
The police are arresting those who have collected millions of rupees by making Nepali citizens fake Bhutanese refugees and taking them to the third countries.
Number of Himalayan Marmot up in Dolakha
The number of Himalayan Marmots (Fau Muso), has increased in the northern high Himalayan region of Dolakha. Found only at an altitude above 3,000 meters, its number has gone up rapidly in recent times.
South Sudanese flee Sudan’s conflict yet return to crisis
Moments after gunshots and explosions rang out in Khartoum, killing civilians and damaging buildings, Nyarok Gach grabbed her eight children and reluctantly began the treacherous journey home. Four years ago she had crossed into Sudan, fleeing civil war in her native South Sudan, but the place she hoped would be a refuge turned out to be anything but. Now she’s back in South Sudan, but it’s a country still in turmoil.
Civic Initiatives For Charitable Services
The Constitution of Nepal, 2015 has remarkably important provisions regarding the economic, social and cultural rights of the citizens. These rights include right to food, shelter, health, education, safe and clean
Modern Technology For Power Development
Nepal has enormous potential for renewable energy development and has made reasonable progress in providing clean, renewable, accessible, affordable, and reliable energy to citizens. Until couple of years
Climate Vulnerability
Nepal is endowed with immense natural resources such as snow-capped mountains, rivers, fertile lands, minerals and biodiversity. But these positive attributes can hardly hide the vulnerabilities and risks the
Music For Mental Health
The power of music has been used in different ways across timelines. Tribes have used music to create a bond in the community. Messages have been communicated with the sound of the horn or the beat of the drums. From a lucrativ
Bhotkhola faces food crisis
Bhotkhola Rural Municipality, which used to import daily groceries from Tibet of China, is facing food crisis after the Kimathangka border crossing between Sankhuwasabha and China has been closed.
FM Mahat pledges to cut administrative budget
Finance Minister Dr. Prakash Sharan Mahat has announced to reduce the administrative expenses in the new budget. Responding to the questions raised by the lawmakers in the pre-budget deliberations in the House of Representatives on Wednesday, Minister Dr. Mahat said that unnecessary administrative expenses would be curtailed from next year.
No Gurans, no tourists in Hile
In the past years, the forest area of Tinjure, Milke and Jaljale would be decked with blossoms of Lali Gurans (rhododendron). No matter where you looked, you could see the red flowers all around and there used to be a bulk of tourists. But this year, there are no tourists nor did Lali Gurans bloom like in the previous years.
‘Govt ready to make foreign employment rules practical’
Minister for Labour, Employment and Social Security Sarat Singh Bhandari has said that the government is ready to formulate policy and rules related to foreign employment practical and more effective.
Araniko Village draws visitors
'Araniko Village' consisting of 10 attractive and beautiful houses, has been built at Tayangthali of Marming in Bhotekoshi Rural Municipality-5 in the district in memory of national hero Araniko.
Dakini to release in Nepali cinema halls from May 19
After participating in several famous festivals held around the world, 'Dakini' is set to be released in Nepali theatres on May 19. Shatkon Arts, the producer of popular films like 'Talakjung vs Tulke', 'Jatra' and 'Mahapurush', is going to release the film in Nepali theatres.
Day after Bengal bans ‘The Kerala Story’, UP makes it tax-free
The Uttar Pradesh government announced Tuesday morning that the film The Kerala Story will be given the status of “tax-free” in the state. A government spokesperson also said Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath is likely to watch the movie at a special screening along with his Cabinet ministers.
Toll of northeast India clashes now 60 dead, 35K displaced
Security measures are keeping the peace in a remote northeast Indian state where 60 people were killed and 35,000 civilians were displaced in rioting and ethnic clashes last week, officials said. Manipur state's chief minister
