- Tuesday, 31 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Let Hearing-Impaired Pursue Higher Studies
Himal Guragain, a hearing-impaired boy, has been pursuing Bachelor’s Third Year course at the Central Campus for the Deaf in Naxal, Kathmandu. He had a wish to
Pokhara: A Heaven Indeed
People from all over the world come to visit Nepal because the country offers unique geography, which is full of natural beauty. While thinking about this, a question came to my mind- I, who is from Nepal, had not explored Nepal properly.
Projects in progress to save risky riverbank settlements in Beni
Beni Bazaar and nearby settlements in Myagdi district are at risk of being eroded by the Kaligandaki River, Myagdi River and Raghuganga River. In an effort
NIFF Kicks off
The 6th edition of Nepal International Film Festival (NIFF) kicked off on Thursday amid a ceremony organised at QFX Hall at Civil Mall in Kathmandu. The five-day film festival jointly inaugurated by artistes including Basundhara Bhusal, Bhuwan KC and others.
Australian government supports concert to #EmbraceAutism
The Kathmandu Metropolitan City, AutismCare Nepal Society (ACNS) and the popular Nepali rock band, 1974AD, are partnering to stage a free Concert for Autism at Tudikhel on March 18.
Madhes makes 16-point plan for literacy public
Madhes Province Ministry for Education, Science, Technology and Commerce has made public its 16-point plan for necessary reforms in the education sector to make it a literate province and produce skilled and educated manpower.
Don't leave Global South out of green tech growth, UN warns
The majority of developing nations are set to miss out on the economic benefits of booming green technologies, slowing progress toward their climate goals and widening the inequality gap between rich and poor countries, a United Nations report warned Thursday.
T-Mobile acquires Mint, partially owned by Ryan Reynolds
Mint Mobile, partly owned by actor Ryan Reynolds, is being acquired by T-Mobile as part of a cash-and-stock deal worth as much as $1.35 billion. T-Mobile’s purchase of Ka’ena Corp. will give it access the budget wireless provider Mint, along with Ultra Mobile and wholesaler Plum. The brands, which already use T-Mobile for their network, will be run as a separate business unit.
9 highway bridges set for operation after decision on compensation
After the federal cabinet decided to allocate budget for compensation to property affected along the road, authorities have begun process to bring nine new bridges into operation along the Narayangadh-Mugling road section.
Give A Boost To Tourism
This author has hardly heard anyone say Nepal is not a nice place. Now that the cold of this country has melted away and spring has subtly entered this nation, few people cannot consider this place one of the most God-gifted countries of the world. We feel comparatively warm d
Enhancing Corporate Social Responsibility
Today's business world places a greater emphasis than ever on corporate social responsibility (CSR). The concept of CSR is a strategy used by organisations and corporations to enhance the social, economic, a
Database On Tourism
Despite having enormous growth potential, Nepal’s tourism industry has not grown in leaps and bounds. A lack of proper planning for infrastructure building, product development, promotion and marketing is one
Remove Garbage Disposal Hurdles
One of the characteristics of urban areas is their inefficiency for the proper waste management. In case of the Kathmandu Valley, garbage disposal has remained a complex issue. Years before the Sisdole Landfill Site was about to reach its saturation stage, the government selected Banchare Danda as a new landfill site. In 2019, the process of developing this location into an alternative landfill site to Sisdole disposal site began.
Two youths held with drugs, fake currencies
Two youths were arrested with drugs and fake Nepali and Australian currencies from Birtamod Municipality of Jhapa district Wednesday evening. Police had raided the room of 24-year-old Subas
Farmers attracted towards banana cultivation
Farmers of Rautahat are attracted towards banana cultivation which is more profitable with less investment. Farmers were attracted towards banana cultivation after providi
