- Tuesday, 31 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
‘Paving way to register Nepal-made vehicles laudable’
The government has paved the way for the registration of Yatri’s motorcycles and upcoming Nepal-made automobiles in the country in five days after concerns about the inconveniences faced by the users of the Yatri motorcycles were raised on the social media platforms.
Street drama to reduce child marriage practice
Street dramas with the slogan 'Don't talk about marriage, it has not been 20 years', have been performed in different places of district headquarters Jaleshwor to reduce child marriage incidents.
US to send nuclear ballistic submarines to Korean Peninsula
Presidents Joe Biden and Yoon Suk Yeol on Wednesday will sign an agreement that includes plans to have U.S. nuclear-armed submarines dock in South Korea for the first time in more than 40 years, a conspicuous show of support to Seoul amid growing concern about nuclear threats by North Korea, according to senior Biden administration officials. The planned dock visits are a key element of what's being dubbed the “Washington Declaration,” aimed at deterring North Korea from carrying out an attack on its neighbour. It
Subedi’s 'The Colours of Spring' launched
Poet Kuma Raj Subedi has come up with his maiden poetry collection 'The Colours of Spring'. Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives Indira Rana Magar launched the book at a programme organised by publisher Sahitya Post in the Capital on Wednesday.
10 solar-powered boring wells built for wild animals
Every summer, the streams flowing through the Banke National Park dry up leading to a scarcity of water for wildlife in the park. According to Shyam Kumar Shah, chief conservation officer at the BNP, 45 streams of the park dry up in summer every year.
Finance Minister urges all parties to lend support for economic improvement
Finance Minister Dr. Prakash Sharan Mahat has underlined the need of collective efforts of all sides and sectors for the improvement of embattling economy. He said this while responding
Torchlights, sirens distributed to chase away elephants
The office of Ward No. 3 of Jhapa's Kamal Rural Municipality has distributed sirens and torchlights to locality development organisations to help chase wild elephants away.
Taliban kill mastermind of suicide bombing at Kabul airport
A ground assault by the Taliban killed the Islamic State militant who spearheaded the August 2021 suicide bombing at the Kabul airport that left 13 U.S. troops and about 170 Afghans dead during the chaotic U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, U.S. officials said Tuesday.
‘Chinese Huayan Temple collection Han Dynasty portrait stone rubbing exhibition’ enters Nepal
The “Chinese Huayan Temple Collection Han Dynasty Portrait Stone Rubbing Exhibition”, jointly organised by the Nepal Tourism Board and the Chinese Huayan Temple and undertaken by Global Communication and Cooperation Company and Chongqing Ci Zhou Cultural Communication Company Limited was successfully held in Kathmandu on Tuesday. The exhibition, which featured nearly a hundr
Leicester plot great escape 7 years after EPL title triumph
Seven years after producing the biggest shock in Premier League history, Leicester is now trying to pull off a great escape. The Foxes stunned the world of soccer by winning the league title in 2016 as a 5000-1 outsider. Now they are attempting to beat the odds once again by securing top-flight survival in a season when the threat of relegation has never been far away.
China Builds Image As Peacemaker
Pew Research Centre is claimed to be a non-partisan US think tank mining and providing information on social issues shaping America and the world. It is known worldwide and conducts public opinion polling, demograp
Monitor School Fee Hike Strictly
This year’s new academic session for school level has just started in Nepal. Parents are worried about the cost of admission of their children. Schools have determined admission and monthly tuition fees. Such fees are expected to be fixed
Laudable Agreement
Democratic system sustains and thrives only when the major political actors agree on its common operational process, content and outcomes. It requires following basic principle of democracy where both consens
Deserted Towns
Many formerly vibrant mining towns in Zimbabwe are turning into hubs of poverty. Stuck with hundreds of people who used to make a living from mining activity, these towns are now a shadow of their former selves.
Meryl Streep wins Spain's Princess of Asturias award
Meryl Streep has won one of Spain's most prestigious awards in the arts for her long career of acting excellence, the jury of the Princess of Asturias awards said Wednesday. The jury said that in her nearly five decades on screen, Streep has "developed a brilliant career that given life to full and complex feminine characters which inspire reflection and a critical spirit in the spectator."
