- Saturday, 7 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Police reinforce Tarai and Madhes ahead of crucial election, Jhapa deemed key flashpoint
With just six days remaining before the House of Representatives election, the Police Headquarters has mobilised additional personnel across districts to prevent security challenges from escalating beyond control.
Jamunaha border to be sealed for three days
The Nepal–India border along Banke district, stretching approximately 65 kilometres, will be completely sealed for three days in view of the House of Representatives election scheduled for March 5.
Voters in Bhojpur eagerly await for polls
Voters of Bhojpur district are showing a distinct enthusiasm for the upcoming House of Representatives (HoR) election. Meanwhile, candidates are adopting v
Two more arrested over ‘fake rescue’ scam
Two more individuals have been arrested in connection with a so-called ‘fake rescue’ scam in Nepal’s mountaineering sector. The Nepal Police’s Central Investigation Bu
Paradigm Shift Imminent In Nepali Politics?
The chief aim of the September Gen Z revolt was to shift the paradigm in the country's entire political system. Despite several other revolts of this kind in Nepali history, the latest was the most popular and also th
Can EU Guarantee Security Without US?
The last great constant of the post-war order, the Euro-Atlantic partnership, is breaking down before our eyes. The deep currents that shape American foreign policy and its global position are challenging the de
Beyond Border Checks
There have recently been news reports that surveillance against the Nipah virus has been increased at western border checkpoints with India following its detection in that country. Health desks have been activat
Claims Without Resources
It has become customary for the political parties to roll out popular plans and programmes ahead of elections. They do so even though the state lacks the necessary resources to fulfill their lofty pledges. They in
Modi welcomed by Netanyahu
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi kicked off a two-day visit to Israel on Wednesday aimed at focusing on strengthening security, economic and technological cooperation between the two countries.
Champions League Bodo/Glimt knock Inter out as Newcastle, Atletico reach last 16
Norway's Bodo/Glimt pulled off one of the most remarkable results in modern Champions League history on Tuesday, beating last season's runners-up Inter Milan 2-1 at San Siro to reach the last 16 with a 5-2
Thai coffee chains cut default sugar
For many Thais, a meal doesn't feel complete without an iced coffee or tea so sugary it could pass for dessert. The government, concerned about the health consequences, wants them to dial it back.
New Chief to steer Louvre after heist crisis
The home of the "Mona Lisa" is getting a new boss. Art historian Christophe Leribault, a veteran museum director, is taking over at the Louvre, shouldering the challenge of getting the world's largest museum out of crisis after the brazen heist in October of the French crown jewels.
Three Dalit candidates face tough battle in Sudurpaschim
In Sudurpashchim Province, three Dalit candidates fielded by major political parties are facing an uphill battle in the House of Representatives elections, as strong rivals and past voting patterns cast uncertainty over their prospects.
FDB initiates Nepali Film Museum
Film Development Board (FDB) formally inaugurated the Nepali Film Museum during a programme held at the Board office on Tuesday. The museum aims to preserve the history, art, and technology of Nepali cinema for future generations.
Election promises fail to deliver on Biratnagar’s cricket ground
Whenever elections draw near, the unfinished Girija Prasad Koirala Cricket Stadium in Baijanathpur, Ward No. 19 of Biratnagar Metropolitan City, once again becomes a focal point of public debate.
