- Tuesday, 2 June 2026
The Rising Nepal
Foreign Minister Saud leaving for Baku today
Minister for Foreign Affairs Narayan Prakash Saud is leaving for Azerbaijan on Tuesday to participate in the Ministerial Meeting of the Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement.
Two foreigners arrested for smuggling hashish and khat
The Narcotics Control Bureau arrested two foreigners for smuggling hashish, a drug made by compressing and processing parts of cannabis plants, and khat, a stimulant made from khat plants (Catha edulis).
PM urges youth to support nation-building tasks
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’ has said that he is determined to do historic work by bearing witness to the country and the people. During a meeting with Nepali talents from
Attraction of women towards tailoring increasing in Bajura
Most women of Bajura are becoming more attracted towards tailoring lately. Even the women of other ethnic groups of Bajura, who used to say that only Damai, Nepali and Aauji caste sew clothes, have recently changed their thoughts and started sewing clothes in various places.
Blood demand difficult to meet Rupandehi needs
Anxious individuals with the hope of getting enough blood for his/her kin’s treatment can be seen waiting in queues 24/7 at the Blood Service Centre in Rupandehi.
Nepal struggle past UAE by three wickets
All-rounder Dipendra Singh Airee shone with his bat as Nepal defeated the UAE by three wickets to book the berth in the 7th place play-off match in the ICC Men's World Cup Qualifiers 2023 in Zimbabwe on Sunday.
Day To Celebrate Knowledge, Wisdom
Teachers have a major role in the production of skilled human resources to work in various sectors. Teachers, like the sun giving light to the universe; provide light to students to help them overcome ignorance.
FDB provides grant of Rs. 1 million to Kandetar
Kandetar (Barbed Wire), which highlights the importance of securing the international border of Nepal with barbed wire, received a financial grant of Rs. 1 million from the Film Development Board (FDB).
Bedridden octogenarian waits for his son’s homecoming
Bil Bahadur Shrestha, 81, of Kiriyapani in Byas Municipality-6, has been waiting for his son Yam Kumar Shrestha for the past 12 years. Shrestha, who has been bedridden for a year, is distressed in memory of his son. With a bad health condition, he has been living in the hope that he will be able to see and meet his son before dying.
NEPSE falls by 53 points in a single day
The benchmark of share market index, NEPSE, has tumbled by double digits on Sunday, first trading day of the week. The NEPSE index declined by a whopping 53.70 points (2.50 per cent) to close at 2,097.29 points today. The NEPSE had declined by 35.37 points on Wednesday, last week.
Nissanka ton books Sri Lanka’s World Cup spot
Pathum Nissanka's sublime unbeaten 101 propelled Sri Lanka to a place in this year's Cricket World Cup in India as the 1996 winners trounced hosts Zimbabwe by nine wickets on Sunday.
Of Precepts And Preceptors
Educationists in various incarnations, preceptors and their counselling receive considerable respect in many communities stretching over billions of people. Nepalis' calendars mark a special day
Provinces Have A Long Way To Go
The federal republican system of governance in Nepal has been taking its roots gradually, with the federal, provincial and local governments working as per the spirit of the constitution.
Enhance Budget Spending
Within less than two weeks, the country will enter the new fiscal year with fresh policy, programmes and allocation of budget resources. All three tiers of the government have already
Sustainable Development Is Inherently Feminist?
Development is a complex, multifaceted phenomenon. Essentially it is about the welfare of all human beings. More than half of them are female. However, compared to men, women are still structurally disadvantaged in many places.