- Tuesday, 31 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
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Baby elephants get training in Chitwan
"Sit down," Rakesh Mahato, the mahout of the Elephant Breeding Centre in Khorsor, gently pushed the head and ear joints of Gopal Gaj (baby elephant) with his foot asking the calf to sit down. And then he slowly pushed the same joint with his foot and instructed the calf to give him the stick on the ground, "Give it to me!” Having received the instructions of his mahout,
Jamkattel to seek confidence vote today
Bagmati Province Chief Minister Shalik Ram Jamkattel is set to seek a vote of confidence on Wednesday, March 22. Yet, the parties in the Provincial Assembly have still not decided whether to support him or not.
Sainamaina Ring Road remains incomplete for six years
Construction of a ring road in Sainamaina Municipality of Rupandehi district has not been completed even six years after its construction began. The ring road project of Rs. 570 million shoul
Nepal-focused investment drive of an enterprising NRN
A new investment campaign in Nepal has been launched by foreign citizens of Nepali origin. The goal of the initiative known as "Connect NRN, Build Nepal" is to raise money from people of Nepali descent, who have become foreign citizens, and invest it in Nepal
Two women killed in tiger attack in Bardiya
Two women have died after being attacked by a tiger in the Chiraute Community Forest area located in Madhuban Municipality-5 of Bardiya district.
ANNFSU wins in majority of campuses
Results of the Free Students Union election are pouring in from across the country. By now, the All Nepal National Free Student Union affiliated to the CPN-UML has won in majority of the campuses.
'Ainaa Jhyal Ko Putali' receives multiple awards
The 6th edition of Nepal International Film Festival (NIFF) concluded on Monday. In the five-day festival, 'Ainaa Jhyal Ko Putali',
NKorea says latest missile test simulated nuclear counterstrike
North Korea said Monday it simulated a nuclear attack on South Korea with a ballistic missile launch over the weekend that was its fifth missile demonstration this month to protest the largest joint military exercises in years between the U.S. and South Korea. The North’s leader Kim Jong Un i
Earthen pinnacle found in Tilaurakot excavation
A pinnacle has been found during excavations on the southern side of the Kanthak Stupa near Tilaurakot, the administrative headquarters of Lord Buddha's father King Suddhodhana.
Learn the skill of money management: Governor Adhikari
With the slogan 'Plan your money, plant your future', 'Global Money Week - 2023' has started in the country from Monday. It is the eleventh edition of the Global Money Week, which is held for a week in the month of March every year.
Transitional Justice A Difficult Road Ahead
Nepal's transitional justice process recently received renewed attention after the Supreme Court (SC), responding to a writ petition, ordered the defendant to provide clarification on the issues raise
Analysing Lender Of Last Resort Policy
The Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) issued a Lender of Last Resort Policy on March 12. The policy aims at providing facilities for a financial institution in dire straits. Whenever a financial institution is in
Students And Politics
After a hiatus of 14 years, students studying at the Tribhuvan University (TU)’s constituent campuses, including the Central Campus at Kirtipur, and other affiliated ones nationwide have
First Gray Hair Could Cause Fear Of Death
Thanatophobia, or the fear of death, is something that almost every person faces. From the point of view of existential philosophy and psychology, this is one of the givens of life and a source
Embankment construction begins to save Tulsi settlement in Dhanusha
Works to build embankments along various rivers at Tulsi in Mithila Municipality Ward No. 11 have begun to save human settlements and agriculture land from the floods and erosion.
