- Tuesday, 2 June 2026
The Rising Nepal
Patients in Sunsari District Hospital double
The District Hospital of Sunsari is witnessing a two-fold increase in the number of patients visiting the health centre for treatment. Situated in Inaruwa Municipality, the district headquarters of Sunsari, the improvem
Writers strike looks to be a long fight, as Hollywood braces
Hollywood writers picketing to preserve pay and job security outside major studios and streamers braced for a long fight at the outset of a strike that immediately forced late-night shows into hiatus, put other productions on pause and had the entire industry slowing its roll.
Messi's PSG future in doubt after suspension over Saudi trip
Lionel Messi's future at PSG was plunged into doubt on Wednesday after he was suspended by Paris Saint-Germain after travelling to Saudi Arabia without the club's permission.
Ways To Address Revenue Shortfall
The government is under severe pressure to identify and harness the potential areas of income and resources to fund the general and capital expenditures to be provisioned in the budget for the
Road access changes peoples’ life in Lulang Village
Dhobi BK, 77-year-old woman of Lulang, a village in Ward No. 2 of Dhaulagiri Rural Municipality in Myagdi district, is happy to see vehicles ply the road in front of her house.
Prioritise Research And Innovation
For years now, the United States has taken a lead in the field of research and innovation ranging from agriculture to space. For decades, Japan’s intricate research in electronics and mechanics
Bhakundo premieres documentary to invigorate football fandom
Does Nepali football have a fanbase anymore? This is a question many often raise. Citing a lack of 'fan culture', communities built around a shared enjoyment of an aspect of popular culture, people present arguments that the football clubs have lost touch with sports lovers, admonish stakeholders for not enticing and exciting existing and prospective followers and worry about the fans' perceived apathy towards the beautiful game.
Syrian refugees fearful as Lebanon steps up deportations
Secretary of the Nepal government Tek Narayan Pandey for the Office of Vice-President has been arrested on charge of being involved in the fraudulent business of sending Nepalis as Bhutanese refugees to America.
Syrian refugees fearful as Lebanon steps up deportations
Lebanese officials are cracking down on Syrian refugees against the backdrop of a worsening economic crisis and political stalemate, an escalation that has caused a panic among Syrians in the country.
A Moment Of Pride
Nepali cricketers have once again made a feat for the nation and their countrymen. On Tuesday, they defeated the United Arab Emirates (UAE) by seven wickets and got qualified for Men’s Asia Cup 2023. It was a display
Ruins After Cyclone Freddy
In February and March, the cyclone caused flooding in almost all districts in the southern region of Malawi and swept through villages, towns and Blantyre, the country’s commercial capital. It is reported that close to 1,000 people were left dead and 2 million people affected by the disaster. Several families can still not trace their loved ones.
‘Godfather of AI’ leaves Google, warns of tech’s dangers
Sounding alarms about artificial intelligence has become a popular pastime in the ChatGPT era, taken up by high-profile figures as varied as industrialist Elon Musk, leftist intellectual Noam Chomsky and the 99-year-old retired statesman Henry Kissinger.
A country school popular for its merit
A community school in Taplejung has had to close admissions because the number of students applying to get in was too many. The Bhanu Jana Secondary School, located in Phungling, district headquarters of Taplejung, has stopped accepting applications for new admissions because the number of students seeking a seat exceeded its capabilities.
Government brings eight Nepalis home from Sudan
Eight Nepali nationals who were rescued from conflict-ridden Sudan and taken to Jeddah arrived in Kathmandu on Wednesday, informed the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA).
Budget crunch delays construction of Surkhet Medical College
Seven years have passed since the government started the process to construct the Surkhet Medical College. It was a part of the government’s decision to construct government medical colleges outside the Kathmandu Valley.
