- Thursday, 15 January 2026
The Rising Nepal
Durga's journey from porter to pioneer
Tourism entrepreneur Durga Laxmi Rawal has successfully created employment opportunities for young men and women in the tourism sector, rising from working as a porter to becoming a trekking guide and business owner.
E-governance In Local Bodies
In the current changing situation, all municipalities should take the lead in running the government with the participation of the general public. The concept of open government partnership, which is currently
Challenges To Managing Stray Dogs
Street dogs are everywhere in Nepal. In the Kathmandu Valley alone, the number of street dogs, also known as stray dogs, is estimated to be over 19,000. Every animal has the right to live. Animal rights group
Incremental Goals
A New Year’s resolution is the time when we attempt to become a better version of ourselves. Every December 31st, we sit with fresh hope, writing down goals and targets. We have these aspirations, and we l
Conserving Waterbirds
Nepal is a sanctuary for numerous bird species, both native and migratory. Various migratory birds from as far away as Siberia stop by Nepal's wetlands to escape the harsh winter and hatch their fledglings. A
Nepal earns over Rs. 18.2 billion from electricity exports in first five months of FY 2025/26
Nepal’s electricity export sector recorded a strong performance in the first five months of the current fiscal year 2025/26, earning more than Rs. 18.26 billion from power sales to India and Bangladesh.
Govt okays grant to Gen-Z Martyrs’ families
The government has decided to provide a grant to the Gen-Z Martyrs’ Families Welfare Society. The decision was taken at a Cabinet meeting held on Monday to support the implementation of welfare programmes for the families of Gen-Z martyrs, Minister for Communication and Information Technology and government Spokesperson Jagdish Kharel said after the Cabinet meeting that held at the Office of the Prime Minister and Council of Ministers.
Bridge over Barjugad stands idle
Locals have been facing difficulties as a newly constructed bridge over the Barjugad River, located between Khaptad Chhededaha Rural Municipality–3 and Budhiganga Municipality–4 in Bajura District, has yet to come into operation.
Co-Husband selected for Ethnographic Film Festival
Nepali documentary film ‘Co-Husband’ (Sahayak Shreeman) has been selected for the 12th Ethnographic Film Festival, which takes place in Paris, France. Director Ganesh Pandey informed that th
Kanchanrup employees face 6 month pay delay
Due to an ongoing dispute between the Mayor and Deputy Mayor of Kanchanrup Municipality, employees have been unable to receive their salaries for the past six months.
Artists and five journalists honoured in Sunsari
A Folk Art Talent Honour Programme was held in Dewanganj Rural Municipality, Sunsari, recently. During the programme, five journalists an
Root, Brook tame Australia in rain-hit 5th Ashes Test
Joe Root and Harry Brook tamed Australia's all-pace attack with an unbroken 154-run stand on Sunday to rescue England and give them the upper hand after a rain-hit day one of the fifth and final Ashes Test.
Tamghas students keep Naumati Baja alive
Students dressed in school uniforms are often seen playing the traditional Naumati Baja at most formal events held in Tamghas, the district headquarters of Gulmi. Under the ‘Learn While You Earn’ progr
Root, Brook tame Australia in rain-hit 5th Ashes Test
Joe Root and Harry Brook tamed Australia's all-pace attack with an unbroken 154-run stand on Sunday to rescue England and give them the upper hand after a rain-hit day one of the fifth and final Ashes Test.
Allegation No Cause For Assault
Ironically, for someone publicly craving the Nobel Peace Prize, the United States’ President Donald Trump gave the go-ahead to an official raiding party that successfully executed an operation to kidnap Venezue
