- Tuesday, 10 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Solar-powered water system set up for wildlife
A solar-powered water supply system has been installed for wildlife in the Namuna Buffer Zone Community Forest, located in Kawasoti Municipality-13 of Nawalpur district.
Chelsea dominate Barca in Champions League, Man City lose
Chelsea romped to a dominant 3-0 win at home to 10-man Barcelona in the Champions League on Tuesday, while Pep Guardiola's much-changed Manchester City went down to their first defeat of the campaign against Bayer Leverkusen.
Former Maoist combatants live comfortable life
The upheaval that Manoj Kumar BK underwent in his early life is highly shocking. Born in Bhimad, Tanahun, BK has been living permanently in Rapati Municipality-8, Chitwan. In 2001, he joined the 'people's war' waged by the Maoist when he was 10 grader. He became a member of the armed group to bring about tangible changes in society marred by caste discrimination, class inequality and injustice.
Trump’s Ukraine peace plan faces hurdles
The Russia-Ukraine war has seen almost four years of failed peace plans, blueprints and high-level summits. A new U.S. push to end the fighting has set off the latest flurry of diplomacy,
55 years of change: Canal to road
The distance between the Biratnagar branch and its five branches under the Sunsari-Morang Irrigation Project is 27 kilometres. The target was to irrigate 3,700 hectares of cultivable land with the water of the expansion canal in 2020.
Shobhakalli’s 7th calf named Bhupendra Gaj
The naming ceremony of a baby elephant born 11 days ago at the Bhakalpur post on the western side of Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve (KTWR) has been performed according to Hindu traditional rituals.
Gen Z Movement: Outburst Of Civic Fury
Nepal’s Gen Z movement has accomplished a powerful political construction in the country. It has introduced a new political narrative confirming that civic power is invincible regar
Core Values Of Democratic Civil Service
Democracy is the best form of governance in all spheres of national life. It is not enough to have a political democracy. A democratic civil service is the backbone of democratic gover
Students' Woes
It’s early morning, cold, but there’s no time to feel it. In my hostel room, I get ready as quietly as possible, skip breakfast because there isn’t any, and hurry to college on an empty stomac
Curbing Digital Violence
The 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence (GBV) campaign kicked off globally on Tuesday, with a focus on ending the digital violence against women. The national and intern
Hindi teaser of Abhimanyu: Chapter 1 released
The Hindi version teaser of the film Abhimanyu: Chapter 1, has been released. Producers said they would release the movie on December 4.
South Africa clinches first test series win in India since 2000
Hansie Cronje was the South Africa captain in 2000 and Sachin Tendulkar led India the last time South Africa won a test series in India. On Wednesday, some 25
Sugarcane farmers to protest for subsidy hike
With the sugarcane crushing season about to begin, sugarcane-producing farmers across the country have intensified pressure on the government over subsidy and support-price issues and have announced a protest.
Annual organic certification a burden for tea farmers
The annual fees required for organic certification—already an expensive and compulsory process—have increasingly become a major burden for Nepali orthodox tea producers.
TU plans to offer online classes to migrant students
Tribhuvan University has initiated online study and examination opportunities for Nepali youths working in labour destination countries, aiming to provide them with access to quality higher education.
