- Wednesday, 1 April 2026
The Rising Nepal
Restructuring Nepali Universities
Most scientific discoveries, inventions, and sociocultural theories, which contribute to the overall development of a nation, are the products of universities. The university indeed produces
Green Horizon Of Victory In Ukraine
Military operations affect the environment and have a direct impact on the health and safety of ordinary people. Crops cannot be grown in soil that have been contaminated by heavy metals and it is extremely dangerous to use water that comes from polluted rivers. Since the beginning of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, environmental organisations along with the
Railway resumption feasibility study done at Gaurifanta
Authorities and technical experts have undertaken necessary study to resume the railway services to Gaurifanta, a border point with India in Dhangadhi, Kailali.
Pros And Cons Of ChatGPT
Every Tuesday, I brainstorm ideas to write a weekly article. This week, my brain immediately jumped to ‘ChatGPT’, an increasingly popular artificial intelligence bot. I cannot help but let out a laugh as I navigate and search it: “I need to write a funny article on you”. And it replies, “Sure, go ahead! I'm always happy to bring a smile to people's faces. However, I must warn you that as an artificial intelligence language model, I don't have feelings or emotions, so feel free to be as creative as you want.” So now ‘I’ kind of feel forced to come up with a humorous content, but I am not going to give it a try.
Gas bottlers flouting safety standards, consumers at high risk
Officials have long warned of the danger of installing cooking gas inside the kitchen and lack of adequate safety tools in residential areas. Jyoti Joshi Bhatta, Depu
Yeti crash probe report suggests fixing flight path for landing
The Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN) must conduct a comprehensive study to determine the appropriate flight path that allows the criteria for a stabilised visual approach to be met before resuming visual approach on Runway 12 of the Pokhara International Airport (PIA). This is the immediate recommendation made by the Aircraft Accident Investigation C
Journalist stages hunger strike demanding bridge construction
Local journalist Sanjay Sahani continued his hunger strike for the third day on Wednesday at the site of the under-construction bridge over Lalbakaiya River connecting Gaur Municipality and Ishanath Municipality.
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KMC to hold public hearing next month
The Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) will hold a public hearing next month. Issuing a notice on Wednesday, KMC said that it will hold a public hearing on March 3 at the Rastriya Sabha Griha.
Dolakha women learning to play Panche Baja
Women of Bhimeshwar Municipality Ward- 5 of Dolakha District are now taking training to play 'Panche Baja' (traditional Nepali instruments).
Gain Legitimacy Through Performance
The Prime Minister, ministers and the coalition party officials commit to work towards achieving transformative changes in the governance and development of the country. Obviously, fo
Political Instability Hits Economic Development
Nepal’s domestic politics has been undergoing a turbulent and significant shift. The unstable structure of the government and its inclination to collapse in a short period has been a regular feature of Nepali
Small Venture, Big Impact
Nepali economy is now beset with multiple challenges. Post-pandemic recovery has become slow as manufacturing sector is not performing well. Owing to inability to utilise the full capacity of
Breaking Gender Tags
Gender stereotypes date back to pre-colonial Kenya. With the introduction of formal education in the colonial era, girls got a chance to attend school, but even then, educating girls remained highly frowned upon. As a result, most of the working population in professional careers were men. Women who made it through the education system were usually pushed to become teachers, and even that meant beating many odds and getting paid less than their male counterparts. Like in most African countries, the work of a woman was to nurture and be a homemaker.
Slain students were ‘incredibly loved,’ ‘tremendous’ leaders
One student was a fraternity chapter president. Another was a science student with fond memories of her days as a high-school athlete — and the third was a frequent volunteer who wanted to become a surgeon.
Preparations begin for Madhyama Parikrama
The 15-day Madhyama Parikrama (circumambulation), which starts every year on the first day of the bright fortnight of the Nepali month of Falgun, is set to begin from coming Monday.
