- Tuesday, 31 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Satdobato rally for thrilling 3-3 draw vs Army
William Opoku rescued Satdobato Youth Club from a defeat to pull a draw against Tribhuvan Army FC in a six-goal thriller at the Martyr’s Memorial A Division League at Dasharath Stadium, Kathmandu on Sunday evening.
Teaser of Ganapati released
Teaser of ‘Ganapati’, which is scheduled to be released on May 19, has been released. The teaser shows the difference between God in the form of faith and human beings who are physically present on earth. The ups and downs of a person's birth, childhood and youth are shown unnaturally in the teaser.
Tensions build around Jerusalem shrine after Syria rockets
Israeli warplanes and artillery struck targets in Syria following rare rocket fire from the northeastern neighbor, as Jewish-Muslim tensions reached a peak Sunday at a volatile Jerusalem shrine with simultaneous religious rituals.
Dhading’s river resources being over-exploited
Exploitation of natural resources has become a new normal in Dhading, especially in the local rivers. The noise of tippers and excavators stop coming from the rivers when the government authorities become active for a couple of days after public raise their voice against the exploitation; however, after some days, when the authorities change their priority, the noise becomes common again.
Tattoo convention concludes
The 10th edition of Nepal International Tattoo Convention, which began on April 7, concluded in the capital on Sunday. According to the organiser Tattoo Pvt Ltd, 97 tattoo stalls from different countries were showcased in the conference. Hundreds of people have tattooed on different parts of t
Big Power Rivalry Sparks Risk
Governments are best known during crises. The growing division among hitherto allies in the West reiterates once again this fact in no uncertain terms. Differences of opinion and approaches to dealing with their existing domestic conditions show an accelerated rift and trust-deficiency. Triangular superpower rivalry is beginning to define and outline the changing shift in global power structure and implications. This
Tourism Reviving Amid COVID Resurgence
Regardless of an economic slump facing many tourist source countries worldwide and the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, Nepal has continued to welcome more international tourists, boosting the level of confidence
Haaland scissor-kick lights up City's big win
Erling Haaland backed away from his marker, set himself with his back to goal, and leapt high to deliver an acrobatic scissor-kick into the bottom corner. Tap-ins, headers, majestic flying volleys. The Manchester City striker really can do anything.
ADBL supports restoration of Janhun Ga: Hathu Bhairab
Under its corporate social responsibility, the Agricultural Development Bank Limited (ADBL) has supported Kirtipur Community Homestay for the restoration of Janhun Ga: Hathu Bhairab.
TJ Bill Endorsement
Nepal has come a long way before ushering in republican, federal and secular system. The country saw scores of movements, agitations and revolts that sought socio-economic transformation in the life of ordinary people.
Tips For Eating Chocolates
Australians are predicted to spend around A$1.7 billion on chocolates, hot cross buns and other special foods this Easter season. Chocolate has a long history of production and consumption. It is made from cacao beans that go through processes including fermentation, drying, roasting and grounding. What is left is a rich and fatty liquor that is pressed to remove the fat (cocoa butter) and the cacao (or “cocoa”) powder which will then be mixed with different ingredients to produce dark, milk, white and other types of chocolates.
Risky bamboo transport through Koshi waters continues
Raj Kumar Rai, 30, of Tribeni in Sahidbhumi Rural Municipality-1, has been carrying bamboo through the water of the Sapta Koshi for 20 years. During these two decades, he had put his
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Bridge construction over Triyuga River in limbo
No concrete steps have been initiated yet to reconstruct a bridge over the Triyuga River in Ward No. 5 of Chaudandigadhi Municipality of Udayapur district.
Protestors close Sanfebagar road section
Locals have closed Sanfebagar road section in Achham district following an accidental death. The road was closed on Saturday in protest against the death of Hemraj Kunwar, 26, a resident of Ward No. 3 of Sanfebagar Municipality.
Lumbini records recovery in tourism sector
The recent trend of tourists visiting Lumbini has shown that the tourism sector affected by the COVID-19 pandemic has started to recover. In the first three months of 2023 (January-March), 89,928 tourists visited Lumbini, the birth place of Gautam Buddha. According to the Lumbini Development Trust (LDT), majority of visitors were from India.
