- Tuesday, 31 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Himalayan Sherpa stun Jawalakhel
Jawalakhel Youth Club missed the opportunity to go four points clear at the top of the table of the Martyr’s Memorial A Division league after losing to Himalayan Sherpa by 1-2 at Dasharath Stadium on Wednesday evening.
Potato produced in abundance in Musikot, but no market
Ward No. 13 of Musikot Municipality in Rukum West is said to be the best ward for potato cultivation. Farmers of Kaulechaur and Bahunchaur villages in the ward have been cultivating potatoes for years. The farmers produced potatoes in a similar
As Assad returns to Arab fold, Syrians watch with hope and fear
Syrians living on opposite sides of the largely frozen battle lines dividing their country are watching the accelerating normalization of ties between the government of Bashar Assad and Syria's neighbours through starkly different lenses.
Taty scores 4 goals as Girona beat Madrid
Two weeks ago, Taty Castellanos had a miss so bad in a one-on-one situation against Barcelona that it forced him to delete his social media accounts because of the insults he received from Girona fans.
Piped drinking water supply elates Hupsekot locals
For years, the locals of Hupsekot Rural Municipality in Nawalparasi East quenched their thirst by drinking water from the wells. Now, they are supplied with clean drinking water in their taps.
100 years of Nepal-UK treaty marked in London
The Embassy of Nepal in London and the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office of the United Kingdom, in collaboration with the British Library, organised an exhibition on Tuesday to commemorate 100 years of the Nepal-UK friendship treaty.
Little Theatre Garage concludes
The 9th edition of Little Theatre Garage, an acting and drama workshop for children, concluded staging various theatrical performances on Monday. Theater Mall and Theatre Centre for Children
Comedian Richard Lewis reveals he has Parkinson’s disease
Comedian Richard Lewis is retiring from stand-up following four surgeries and a diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease. The 75-year-old “Curb Your En
Arsenal on the ropes as City aim for knockout blow in title race
Arsenal's trip to Manchester City on Wednesday has been circled for months as a potentially decisive date in the Premier League title race, but the Gunners must now wrestle back a huge swing in momentum towards the defending champions.
Hundreds gather to drink yak blood in Mustang
Hundreds have gathered at the week-long yak fair that began in Sinje, near the Boksi River in Mustang, on Saturday, to drink a glass of yak blood. Believing that fresh blood from yaks that have grazed on the medicinal herbs of the high mountains cures diseases, nearly 400 people have come to the fair, organised by the Himalayan Yak Husbandry and Protection Committee (HYHPC), an umbrella organisation of
Australia rediscovers 'football's Ashes' after 69 years
A long-lost trophy crafted to celebrate matches between Australia and New Zealand has resurfaced, football officials said Tuesday, solving a sporting mystery that has puzzled historians for almost 70 years.
Distribution of millet seeds in subsidy to promote its cultivation
Mithila Municipality of Dhanusha has started distributing millet seeds to the farmers in 100 per cent subsidy for the promotion of traditional millet cultivation. The distribution of millet seeds free of cost has been started to encourage the farmers towards millet cultivation which is about to disappear, according to the municipality. Mayor of Mithila Municipality Mahendra Mahato said that the
Communist Parties In Existential Crisis
Different communist factions in Nepal marked the founding day of the Nepal Communist Party (NCP) on April 22 with tall speeches and statements calling for a broader communist unity. However, their actions
Close Gap Between High, Low Performing Students
According to Oxford Royal, Finland’s education system is ranked as the best in the world. In most countries children have difficulties with maths, science and language skills. In Finland, children consistently ranked as highest achievers in mathematics, reading and science. Finland achieved this impressive result through major educational reforms forty years ago and in the process has demonstrated that they actually spent 30 per cent less per student as compared to the US. Finland has a 100 per cent state-funded system. It goes against rigorous education systems that are centred around evaluations and frequent testing of students.
Delhi trips up Hyderabad in last over in IPL
Axar Patel's all-round performance helped the last-placed Delhi Capitals trip up Sunrisers Hyderabad by seven runs in the Indian Premier League on Monday. Patel scored 34 runs as Delhi struggled to 144-9, then he took 2-21 in four overs as Hyderabad slumped to 137-6 and failed to complete a routine chase. Beleaguered Delhi's second win was Hyderabad's third straight loss.
