- Tuesday, 31 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
9 Chinese held on charge of cybercrime in Kathmandu
Police have arrested nine Chinese nationals and 10 Nepali citizens for alleged involvement in cybercrime-related offence. Organising a press conference, Kathmandu
Shah’s exhibition draws crowd
Artist Umesh Shah’s ongoing painting exhibition titled ‘Allegories of Mithial Art, Culture and Lifestyle’ is attracting hundreds of art lovers at Bikalpa Art Centre in Pulchowk, Lalitpur.
Last-gasp Thakuri goal earns Nepal final berth at PM Three Nations Cup
A last-gasp goal from striker Deepak Raj Singh Thakuri helped Nepal secure a 1-1 draw with Bhutan to book the final spot at the Prime Minister Three Nations Cup on Tuesday
El Salvador marks its first year under anti-gang crackdown
The Central American nation of El Salvador marked a full year Monday under anti-gang emergency measures that were originally supposed to last only a month.
Minister Kirati stresses enhancing cultural ties between Nepal, India
Nepal India Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NICCI) and the Indian Embassy in Kathmandu have launched a coffee table book – 'Religious and Spiritual Circuits Nepal and India
Koshi set up final clash with APF
Koshi Province defeated Madhesh Province by 62 runs to set up the title showdown with APF Club at the Lalitpur Mayor’s Cup Women’s T20 Championship on Tuesday.
NAFA plans to work making short-term, long-term plans
By A Staff Reporter,Kathmandu, Mar. 29:
Democracy As Geopolitical Commodity
Democracy of late has figured as a geopolitical commodity in the 21st century’s world order with the United States and China coming face to face in the bid for enlarging strategic sphere. With Washington claiming to have led the democratic world against what it calls the ‘closed societies’ referring to China and Russia, a new kind of global polarisation or a new Cold War has resurfaced.
Economic Empowerment Of Women
Various researches have shown that economic empowerment does not automatically lead to reduction in violence against women. An economic empowerment endeavour has to go hand-in-hand with
'Houses built post-quake in Dolakha too small to live in'
The earthquake victims of Dolakha have said that they are not satisfied with the two or single room houses built for them after the 2015 earthquake.
Arts Gaining Ground
Arts and humanities are often the most underrated educational choice for students. Instead most students opt for STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) as well as business and management subjects. It is because such fields garner higher pay and everyone aims to be financially well-off. It could lead to higher competition in such fields and lower rates of admission in arts and humanities in universities.
Water Related Migration
Rise of population density in the urban areas is not the sole reason of water scarcity in Nepal. This problem is not urban centric and even rural areas are facing critical deficits of water su
CG Finco completes 20 years of operation
CG Finco Pvt. Ltd., a subsidiary of Chaudhary Group and the super-agent of Western Union Money Transfer in Nepal, has completed its 20 years in operation.
France survive Ireland scare, Netherlands win
France held on to beat Ireland 1-0 in Dublin on Monday to win their second Euro 2024 qualifier, while the Netherlands eased past Gibraltar 3-0. Right-back Benjamin Pavard pounced with half an hour remaining at a sold-out Lansdowne Road before two superb Mike Maignan saves in the final two minutes.
Wisconsin school bans Miley, Dolly duet from class concert
Administrators at a Wisconsin elementary school stopped a first-grade class from performing a Miley Cyrus and Dolly Parton duet promoting LGBTQ acceptance because the song "could be perceived as controversial."
