- Wednesday, 1 April 2026
The Rising Nepal
Civilians flee embattled town as Ukrainian pullout looms
Pressure from Russian forces mounted on Ukrainians hunkered down in Bakhmut, as residents attempted to flee with help from troops who Western analysts say may be preparing to withdraw from the key eastern stronghold.
Sheep farmers able to treat animals regularly
Farmers are happy to be able to treat sheep and goats regularly and on time. The sheep rearing farmers of the district are happy after timely treatment of sick sheep and goats due to lack of g
Nepali workers in top priority in Korea: HRD VP
Kim Sung-Jae is the Vice President of Human Resource Development Service of Korea. Kim looks after Foreign Workforce and Global Employment. A PhD in Business Administration from Ulsan University, he has taken this responsibility since 2021. Born in 1964, he worked as Director General at the Foreign Workforce Bureau from 2019-21. The Republic of Kor
Youths get ready to make Holi colourful
Nepali people living in the mountainous districts and in the Kathmandu Valley are marking Fagu, the festival of colours, on Monday by smearing colours to each other.
Sound pollution upsets aquatic life in Narayani: Study
Sounds of water transport mediums like motor boats and steamers operating in the Narayani River have seriously affected the aquatic life in the river, experts said.
Govt refutes media reports on university in Mustang
The government has termed the news reports published as expressed by former Prime Minister and Chairman of the CPN-UML KP Sharma Oli as misleading. A statement issued by Minister for Communication and Information Technology Rekha Sharma on Sunday read that the government’s serious attention was drawn to the news reports.
Prasad 2: A film about society, politics and relationship
Set in a society which still believes in taboos, trailer of Prasad 2 overwhelms the viewers with emotions.The trailer begins with a couple being evicted from their village because of something they did that is not accepted in society.
Milk becomes dearer
The government has increased the price of milk. The meeting of the Council of Ministers held on Friday decided to increase the price of milk.
Swoopna Suman tugs at the heartstrings with ‘Aaja Feri’
Born in 1995, in Dharan, Suman Thapa, popular as Swoopna Suman, is one of the most prominent names in Nepali Indie Pop scene today, with a discography of over a dozen singles and an album under his belt.
Sarlahi women busy preparing dung pies
The women from Madhes region including Sarlahi are busy preparing dried cow dung pies (guitha). In the region, many people prepare their food in traditional ovens burning dung pies. T
Substation construction delayed in Khotang
The under-construction substation costing Rs. 110 million in Khotang has been stalled for a long time. The construction of the substation of the Nepal Electricity Authority being constr
Mahottari, Dhanusha DAOs ban loud music
District Administration Offices (DAOs) of Mahottari and Dhanusha districts have restricted unnecessary noise pollution and use of loud music after 10 pm in the districts in an effort to keep sound pollution at bay.
Sherpa hold Manang
Himalayan Sherpa Club held the record eight-time league winner Manang Marsyangdi Club (MMC) to 1-1 draw at the Martyr's Memorial 'A' Division League at Dashrath Stadium, Kathmandu on Saturday.
Madhesi Society celebrates Holi in UAE
Madhesi Unity Society UAE recently organised a Holi special programme in Dubai. In the programme organised last Sunday, artists from Nepal showcased several cultural and musical performances.
Indonesia fuel depot fire kills 16, over dozen missing
Indonesian rescuers and firefighters on Saturday searched for more than a dozen missing under the rubble of charred houses and buildings, after a large fire spread from a fuel storage depot in the capital and killed at least 16 people.
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