- Tuesday, 2 June 2026
The Rising Nepal
Border dispute between wards resolved
The border dispute for years between two wards of Annapurna Rural Municipality of Myagdi district has been resolved. Annapurna Rural Municipality Ward No. 1 Doba and Ward No. 2 Bhurung Tatopani had been locked in dispute for years regarding the use of settlements, arable land, forest and grazing areas in the border areas of both wards.
BPC's proposal to adjust electricity tariff halted
The proposal put forth by Butwal Power Company Limited (BPC) to adjust the electricity tariff for the upcoming fiscal year has been temporarily halted.
Troubles Brewing In Ruling Coalition?
Recent political events have fueled claims that the current government has run into trouble. Even though important figures in the ruling alliance have ruled out the possibility of a change i
Tackling Climate Impact On Mountains
Mountain regions are an important part of the world. Around ten per cent of the world population lives in the mountain regions. Most of the mountain people live in developing countries.
Budgets Of Local Levels
With the new fiscal year commencing soon, it has been a very crucial period for all the three-tier governments as they have remained busy preparing a policy document and budget. As pe
Importance of Microfinance
Nepal is one of the first countries in South Asia to start microfinance services. It traces back to 1956 when 13 cooperatives were formed in the Rapti Valley of Chitwan to give credit to the flood
Nepal hopes for consolation win over Pakistan
Though Nepal's challenge at the Bangabandhu SAFF Championship 2023 had already ended, its last match against Pakistan still carries significance.
Parastree team promoting the film in Mumbai
Suraj Pandey, in his directorial debut, is currently engaged in extensive promotion of his film ‘Parastree’.
Minister Acharya stresses better service by women's shelters
Minister for Women, Children and Senior Citizens Surendra Raj Acharya has stressed the need for improving the quality
The next big advance in cancer treatment could be a vaccine
The next big advance in cancer treatment could be a vaccine. After decades of limited success, scientists say research has reached a turning point, with many predicting more vaccines will be out in five years.
TIA's reform measures made in three months
Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) has claimed to have taken steps to reform itself and improve its service delivery.
Army toiling for long hours to install MBP bridge over Melamchi River
rom early morning until late evening, a group of 55 army personnel from 14 brigades of the Nepal Army have been working tirelessly to install the Matiere Panel Bridge (MPB) over the Melamchi River opposite Melamchi Bazar, aiming to complete the work within giv
Book-Free Friday opens avenue to life skill learning
Subha Aryal, a nine grader of the Durbar High School, is extremely happy to go to school every Friday because he doesn’t have
Damak to address food problem of refugees
The local government has started paying attention to the situation and livelihood condition of the Bhutanese refugees living in the Bhutanese refugee camps in eastern Nepal.
Chuchekhola becoming khuwa makers' hub
Krishna Prasad Timalsina, a khuwa entrepreneur of Chuchekhola in Hetauda-6 has spent four and half decades of his life in making ‘khuwa’, a dairy food made from milk. Known as the first khuwa entrepreneur in Hetauda, Timalsina, now 80, is still active and full of energy and determination at his business.
