- Tuesday, 31 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Tap Kids’ Potential
The month of Chaitra marks the end of the academic calendar in Nepal. As the end of the year examinations approach, preparations are made for the next academic year. The final examination tests the learning of the students throughout the year and the results determine whether they are suitable to handle the coursework for a higher grade.
Marijuana plants destroyed in anti-drug abuse drive
Locals have coordinated with police to initiate a campaign against drug abuse in Baijanath Rural Municipality. They launched the campaign by destroying marijuana plants produced across the open fields in the area.
Gold price hits record Rs. 110,000 per tola
The price of gold hit a new all-time high in the country on Sunday amid an increase in the price of yellow metal internationally and depreciation in rupees.
Welcome rains in Terai, snowfall in Dolakha
Meteorologists have predicted light rain with partial to general clouds across the country for a few days. They cited the influence of the western as well as local disturbance for the latest weather situation.
NC, Unified Socialist to give PM confidence vote
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal Prachanda is scheduled to take the vote of confidence in the House of Representatives on Monday. The parliamentary secretariate has made prep
Acute drinking water shortage driving people from villages
There is a settlement of around 56 families of Majhi community at Bisiutar in Ward No. 11 of Indrawati Rural Municipality of Sindhupalchowk district. A drinking water tap was constructed several years ago for the families.
Isak fires Newcastle to within sight of Premier League top four
Alexander Isak said Newcastle believe they will seal a place in next season's Champions League after the Swede scored twice, including a stoppage time penalty, to beat Nottingham Forest 2-1 on Friday.
Sanskrit education attracts students, but not funds
Villages and cities alike have started facing a shortage of priests and Purohits, prompting many to enrol their wards in Hindu Gurukul schools. However, because of the Vedic belief that the Gurukul education must be imparted for free, these schools are having trouble sustaining. The Baijanath Adhikari Primary Sanskrit Vidyape
Dmriti drops ‘Dus Ma Dus’
DMRITI, a 21-year-old rapper originally from Chandragadhi, Jhapa, currently based in Kathmandu, is enthralled in the Nep-hop community after winning the rap reality show Wai Wai Dynamite Break Bars Rap Battle in 2021.
NC CWEC meeting today
The Nepali Congress (NC) has called its Central Work Execution Committee (CWEC) meeting for Sunday. The meeting is likely to decide whether to
Authorities stern against Indian chicken smugglers in Banke
Banke authorities have intensified steps to control the smuggling of Indian chickens after the local businesses and farmers recently staged a protest by throwing their chickens on the road.
Consensus Culture Key To Stability
With the election of President and Vice President, the second election cycle under the new constitution has come to a conclusion. The election of the head and deputy-head of the state was the last leg of the
Organ Donations Save Numerous Lives
Organ donations and transplantations are one of the wonders of modern medicine. Organ donation is the process of surgically removing an organ or tissue from a donor and transplanting it to the recipient.
Dhankuta losing its iconic Jhingati houses
Bijay Shekhar Shrestha of Siran, Dhankuta Municipality–6, recently replaced the Jhingati tiles of his house's roof with Unplasticised Polyvinyl Chloride (UPVC) sheets. But he did not want to.
Cricketers Make Nation Proud
Cricket fans throughout the country are buzzing about Nepal's recent triumph in World Cup League 2. The Nepali cricketers' extraordinary performance not only allowed them to defend their One-Day International
