- Tuesday, 31 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Overcoming Hurdles To Good Governance
The art of governance presumes an unalloyed and correct array of rules, actors and processes which reconciles moral philosophy with the constitutional conduct and negotiates with diverse societal demands,
Global Health Advancing Diversity And Inclusion
Global health is a high priority agenda in achieving sustainable human development. Considering transnational health issues, global health largely aims to improve health and achieve health equity for all people
Roof of meditation centre, constructed recently, starts leaking in Lumbini
The roof of the International Buddhist Hall and Meditation Centre, built at a cost of millions of rupees in Lumbini, has begun leaking. The centre was built less than a year ago and has not even been formally handed over to the Lumbini Development Trust (LDT). Yet, its roof now requires repairs. According to officials of the Trust itself, this is because LDT ignored the recommendations made by the construction consultant.
England win 1st women’s Finalissima
ndon, Apr. 8: England’s Chloe Kelly scored the winning spot-kick to settle the first women’s Finalissima after a dramatic game against Brazil, watched by 83,132 fans at Wembley, ended in a 4-2 penalty shootout victory for the hosts on Thursday.
Future of Borges estate in limbo as widow doesn’t leave will
The rights to the works of the late Jorge Luis Borges, considered Argentina’s most internationally significant author of the 20th century, have fallen into limbo because his widow died last month without a will.
'Most US adults oppose Social Security, Medicare cuts'
Most U.S. adults are opposed to proposals that would cut into Medicare or Social Security benefits, and a majority support raising taxes on the nation’s highest earners to keep Medicare running as is.
Irregular power supply damages tea worth millions in Ilam
Ilam-based Jasbire Tea Industry’s first lot of tea got damaged because of fluctuating power supply.
Sujan to succeed his father in tongue piercing
Like father, like son. This expression has matched with Buddha Krishna Baga Shrestha and his son Sujan Baga Shrestha, at least in their feat to pierce their tongue. Yes, Sujan Baga Shrestha, son of Buddha Krishna Baga Shrestha, will be taking on his father’s mantle and will get his tongue pierced on April 15 this year during Bode’s famous Jibro Chhedne (tongue-piercing) festival.
Opportunities, Challenges And Way Ahead
Nepal is an agricultural country. The agricultural sector is the main base for achieving economic prosperity, contributing 27% to the GDP, and is associated with the livelihood of nearly two-thirds of the country's population. The country's agricultural sector is on the road to transformation, albeit gradually, due to strong factors such as geographic diversity, a large number
Is Nepal Grappling With Economic Recession?
If you take a stroll around the New Road area, the business hub in Kathmandu, you will frequently come across many stores with notices stating "TO-LET" or "ON SALE," along with contact numbers for those looking to rent or purchase them. However, the area that was once a place where people would feel lucky to get even a tiny space to run their business has surprisingly lost its initial prominence and charm. People in every teashop, meeting, and group are found anxiously buzzing that it is all due to the possible consequence of the economic recession the world is worried about at present.
Mesmerising Marvels Of Mars And Venus
The dark night skies of this month would manifest the mesmerizing marvels of planets Mars and Venus along with the spectacular sights of celestial objects spotted all over the heavens.
Glimpses On Nepal’s History
History is an intriguing subject that encompasses all aspects of human activities in the distant past. Unlike myth, history chronicles past events in a systematic manner. Historians interpret them based on reliable sources and evidence. The political, military, social, economic, and cultural histories are studied with curiosity as they are the sources of knowledge that help trace the pattern of development and give an outlook to future events.
Demystifying Black Themes
Toni Morrison, the Nobel laureate in literature in 1993, followed in the footsteps of James Baldwin, igniting a flame that raises concerns about the atrocities that black Africans experienced.
Shooting Tigers With Cameras
The country's top wildlife photographer, Chungba Sherpa, arrives in the Bardiya National Park before eight o'clock. He spends the day in a Land Rover with a guide at the park's prime tiger viewing location. Around 6:00 p.m., they return excited.
Dhankuta Hospital prepares to provide dialysis services
Dhankuta Hospital has started necessary preparation to provide dialysis services after receiving five sets of dialysis machines from the federal government.
