- Wednesday, 1 April 2026
The Rising Nepal
Budget Gets Downsized
As Nepal's economic indicators have still remained not so encouraging owing to various challenges posed by internal factors as well as global economic slump, the federal government has been making all-out efforts to bring the national
Electronic Justice
In December last year, the San Francisco police asked the city authorities for an unusual permission to use a police robot on the streets of the city, which will be given the right to open fire on criminals. If approval is received, the world will enter a new era when robots will take control of people's lives. However, in a number of countries this is already happening today.
Construction works of children's Hospital in full swing in Jhapa
Construction works to bring the Provincial Children Hospital in Damak, Jhapa, into operation have been intensified under the leadership of Dr. Bhagwan Koirala. Necessary infrastructures for the hospital are being built in the land of Nepal Red Cross Society’s Damak sub-branch, under the management of Kathmandu Institute of Child Health.
Rihanna is pregnant again, rep says after Super Bowl show
Rihanna was pregnant with her second child as she performed her Super Bowl halftime show Sunday. The singer's representative confirmed the pregnancy shortly after she ended her 13-minute set at Super Bowl 57. She hover
India beat Pakistan, Sri Lanka win again at women's T20 World Cup
India and Sri Lanka came out on top in an all-Asian double-header on the third day of the Women's T20 World Cup at Newlands in Cape Town on Sunday. India made a winning start when they beat arch-rivals Pakistan by seven wickets, while Sri Lanka became the first team to notch two wins when they defeated Bangladesh by the same margin. Both matches were closer than the final results indicated, with the winning teams needing big unbeaten partnerships to see them home. What had been a tense run chase for In
Ex-minister Christoulides wins Cyprus presidential election
Former foreign minister Nikos Christodoulides was elected as the new president of Cyprus in a runoff election Sunday, pledging to revive stalemated reunification talks with the nation's breakaway Turkish Cypriots and to form a coalition government with women filling half of the Cabinet positions.
Google to expand misinformation 'prebunking' in Europe
After seeing promising results in Eastern Europe, Google will initiate a new campaign in Germany that aims to make people more resilient to the corrosive effects of online misinformation.
Geta Medical College to be first national health science university
Prime Minister (PM) Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’ has said that Geta Medical College will be promoted as a pride project of not only for Sudurpaschim but also of the country.
Excess iodine abetting thyroid dysfunction: Experts
Iodine is important to boost the functioning of the thyroid gland to produce hormones that helps tissue repair, regulate metabolism, and promote growth and development of the body.
Transport workers block roads in Balaju area
Three different transport labourer associations demonstrated violently in and around the Balaju area of the Ring Road on Monday afternoon to denounce the unilateral decision to slap heavy fine and take stern actions against those who violate the traffic rules.
Baghmukhi Chulesi on verge of disappearance
Pyuthani Baghmukhi Chulesi, traditional blade on a metal body of tiger used for cutting vegetables and meat, is about to go extinct after the knowledge of making the Chulesi could not be handed to the new generation.
Bahattar Salko Bhukampa published
A research book titled ‘Bahattar Salko Bhukampa’ jointly written by Tara Nidhi Bhattarai, Nimananda Rijal and Kishore Thapa has been published. The book was launched jointly by Sushil Gyawali, a member of the National Planning Commission, and Mohan Murthy Pant, an architect, on Saturday.
Mueller keeps Bayern top
Bayern Munich strung three wins together for the first time since November, beating Bochum 3-0 at home in the Bundesliga on Saturday ahead of next week's Champions League clash with Paris Saint-Germain. Surprise challengers Union
US fighter jet shoots down unidentified object over Canada
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Saturday that on his order a U.S. fighter jet shot down an “unidentified object” that was flying high over the Yukon, acting a day after the U.S. took similar action over Alaska.
Iran Ire Over Foreign Interference
It was this week in February 1979 that the Iran Revolution, also known as Islamic Revolution that sparked off in early 1978, saw Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini assume power in the oil rich Shia-majority country. Ever since Iranian rulers have been vehemently suspicious of extraneous elements. Early 1979, as huge crowds gathered and rallied in the streets of the capital against the emperor, the long-time absolute ruler heeded his foreign friends’ advice to leave the country and save himself and his family members.
