- Tuesday, 31 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
CIAA files corruption cases against ex-officers
The Commission for Investigation of Abuse of Authority (CIAA) filed corruption cases against Bheemdatta Municipality's former chief administrative officer Pushkar Prasad Bhatta, account officer Govinda Raj Upadhyaya, former engineer Himalaya Singh Aair, officer Subash Adhikari, first-class non-gazettete officer Bishnu Dev Bhatta, accountant Dipendra Chaudhary and others in the Special Court, Kathmandu, on Wednesday.
Row Over Interest Rate
There is a metaphor 'invisible hand' which describes how the free-market economy works through the acting of unseen market forces. It is said, in the free-market environment, that the economy is operated by i
Killer Whales Going Hungry
The population of Canada’s southern resident killer whales in the Salish Sea off British Columbia has been declining for over 30 years. Sightings of thin killer
All is not sweet about beekeeping in Nepal
By Indira Aryal,Lalitpur, Apr. 13:
Road mishaps kill six in Baitadi, four in Sindhuli
Road accidents have killed a total of 10 individuals in Baitadi and Sindhuli districts Tuesday night. According to police, a jeep (Se 1 Ja 764) en-route to Bagthala, Bajhang, from Jhulaghat border point in Baitadi district met with an accident in Ward No. 9 of Patan Municipality in Baitadi. The jeep, which was carrying Nepalis returning for Bisu Festival, had fallen around 500 metres off the road killing six passengers on
Phidim man with 11.5 feet Tuppi
What is the longest ponytail (Tuppi) you can imagine? A few feet? Three, four or five perhaps? Well, 83-year-old Yam Narayan Bhandari's pigtail is 11 and a half feet long.
Bhaktapur’s Biska:Jatra begins
Biska:Jatra, the popular cultural and historical festival exclusively observed in Bhaktapur, has begun formally since Monday. On the first day of the eight-day and nine-night f
Japan provides medical equipment to Valley Health Centre
The Government of Japan has provided medical equipment to the Valley Health Centre in Suryabinayak Municipality, Bhaktapur. Kikuta Yutaka, ambassador of Japan to Nepal, handed over the equipment on Tuesday.
Army win hockey title
Tribhuvan Army Club defended the title of Girija Prasad Koirala Memorial 4th National Men's Hockey Championship in Biratnagar on Tuesday.
Patan High Court dismisses Order against Prasad 2
The interim order given by the Patan High Court to halt the screening of the film 'Prasad 2' has been dismissed. A joint bench of Judges Rajendra Kharel and Bimal Subedi issued that the interim order of April 4 be annulled.
Barca draw with Girona
Title-chasing Barcelona were held to a 0-0 draw by Girona at Camp Nou on Monday, extending their lead on Real Madrid at the top of La Liga by one point, now sitting 13 clear with 10 games remaining.
Kotahimai distributes bicycles to 203 SEE examinees
Kotahimai Rural Municipality in Rupandehi district has distributed bicycles to 203 female students who appeared in the recently concluded Secondary Education Examination (SEE).
Global Powers Scramble For Dominance
International politics is the projection of national power. Parties and politicians seek to gain political power at home, maintain and enlarge it, so do the countries in the international level. Countries that possess necessary capabilities to project and assert power in the international level tend to be hegemonic. This is the nature of state power in the international relations. Greater the power and capability, the more hegemonic and assertive they become. This is the phenomenon of international power politics.
Ryan Reynolds, Rob McElhenney move closer to Wrexham dream
Ryan Reynolds punched the air before turning to embrace Rob McElhenney as the Hollywood stars moved a big step closer to their dream of leading Welsh soccer team Wrexham to promotion.
US, Philippines hold largest war drills near disputed waters
American and Filipino forces on Tuesday launched their largest combat exercises in decades to be highlighted by a ship-sinking rocket barrage in waters across the disputed South China Sea.
