- Tuesday, 2 June 2026
The Rising Nepal
Citizens’ caution necessary on refugee case: DPM Shrestha
Deputy Prime Minister (DPM) and Minister for Home Affairs Narayan Kaji Shrestha has expressed his belief that those accused in the fake Bhutanese refugee scandal could not get clean chit from the court as the case has been prosecuted with strong evidence.
Friends survive, Khumaltar relegated
Church Boys United celebrated their title win with a 2-0 win over bottom-placed FC Khumaltar in its last match at the Martyr’s Memorial A Division League on Friday.
Ramesh Shrestha's new anthology of poetry released
Poet and artist Ramesh Shrestha has published a new anthology of poetry 'Malami, Pahad Ra Sarangi'. Writers Tirtha Bahadur Shrestha, Ashesh Malla, Shree Purush Dhakal, Usha Sherchan and Bishwa Bimohan Shrestha jointly released the book at a function organised by Sahitya Post in Lalitpur. Shrestha commented that his poetry was full of symbols and a bit complicated to understand. “But if you try, you can understand it and find it very touchy,” he said. Malla opined that his poems were full of poetic consciousness. “That's why, they are
US lawyers blame ChatGPT for tricking them
Two apologetic lawyers responding to an angry judge in Manhattan federal court blamed ChatGPT Thursday for tricking them into including fictitious legal research in a court filing.
Young entrepreneurs in soap making venture
Three youths have started a soap industry in Bhume Rural Municipality-3, Sishaghari, in Rukum East district. Aakash Gurung, Lalman Shrestha and Dipen Budha of the same ward started the laundry soap industry named ‘Bhume Soap Industry Private Limited’ with the investment of Rs. 6 million.
Record-shattering temperatures recorded across nation
Mercury is rising across the county, reaching the highest temperatures ever recorded in several stations in both the Terai and Hills as of Friday. According to the Department of Hydrology
National economy better, says NRB
The foreign currency reserves, the balance of payment, the current account and remittance inflows have been in an improving situation until mid-May of the current fiscal year 2022/23.
Cannabis Legalisation Risks And Advantages
Cannabis has recently acquired popularity all around the world as several countries have legalised its cultivation and medicinal usage, while others have made it available for recreational purposes.
Role Of Family In A Child’s Learning
Family is the first teacher for a child. Who introduces you with behavior patterns, values, attitude, good manners, good habits, respect to the society and more? Home is the place where a child comes into the world and learns to walk, speak, eat, behave, and often the alphabets, words, sentences, and much more. This is where he or she can learn how to solve problems that they will face in life in a positive way.
Rediscovery Of Banana Species In Nepal After 200 Years
Musa nepalensis is a species belonging to the banana family Musaceae. This species was first described by Nathaniel Wallich in 1820 AD. On the journey from Amlekhganj to Thankot in
Running From The Dreamland: Insights Into The Experiences Of Immigrants
"Running from the Dreamland" is Tulasi Acharya’s debut novel written in English that explores the lives of Nepali immigrants living in the United States. The novel provides a glimpse into the challenges and complexities faced by international students and also the Nepali community. This novel tells the story of a young man who returns to Nepal after realizing the importance of his country and his own happiness. It highlights the cultural differences experienced by Nepalis living abroad and sheds light on other various aspects that one must know.
A Tale of Bhutanese Refugees
Some pains are stubborn because they build a secret hole in the heart to pinch permanently. There can be many contexts to this, but a more painful theme has been portrayed as a novel in the under-review book entitled Uchhedan, written by Dilliram Sharma Acharya.
Proper Utilisation Of COVID Holding Centres
The COVID-19 pandemic posed unprecedented challenges to healthcare systems, weakening their ability to effectively cope with the global health emergency. The government had to struggle
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Tourists to Mustang increase this year
In the past five months, over 43,000 foreign visitors visited the Himalayan district of Mustang. According to data released by the Annapurna Conservation Area Project (ACAP) Mustang, 43,869 foreign visitors visited Mustang from
Jhapa has highest number of health insured people
There is always a queue of patients waiting for their turn at the Damak Hospital situated in Damak, Jhapa district. The majority of more than a thousand patients visiting the hospital daily are health insurance cardholders.
