- Wednesday, 29 April 2026
The Rising Nepal
Israeli strikes kill health professionals in Lebanon
It was late morning when two ambulances slowed to a stop outside of the village of Mayfadoun in southern Lebanon. Having heard minutes
Australia, Japan sign $6.5B warship deal
Australia and Japan signed contracts on Saturday to deliver the first three of a 10 billion Australian dollar ($6.5 billion) fleet of Japanese-designed warships, with the first due for delivery in three years.
Israeli strikes kill health professionals in Lebanon
It was late morning when two ambulances slowed to a stop outside of the village of Mayfadoun in southern Lebanon. Having heard minute
Nepal fall to USA in Women’s Challenge Trophy opener
Nepal suffered a 44‑run defeat against the USA in their opening match of the ICC Women’s T20I Challenge Trophy in Kigali, Rwanda, on Saturday. Opting to field first at the Gahanga Intern
Silent Threat Of Wild Mushroom Poisoning
Wild mushrooms grow abundantly during the monsoon season. Traditionally, Nepali communities have hunted wild mushrooms for centuries for culinary delights. However, there is a hidden danger bene
Multilateral Tax Engagement
The world is witnessing an increasing interdependence. As global dependency deepens, Nepal must navigate this complexity. And for doing so, it needs to be engaged at both the bilateral and multilateral levels,
Restore Enduring Peace
The news broke out Friday evening that Iran completely opened the Strait of Hormuz, the narrow maritime passage through which roughly 20 per cent of oil supply passes to Asian and European countries, for c
Bangladesh Embassy marks Pohela Boishakh
Bangladesh Embassy in Kathmandu celebrated Pohela Boishakh, the first day of the Bangla New Year 1433, with great enthusiasm and festivity at the Embassy premises on 17 April 2026.
Tanahun to construct Bakhan Singh Memorial Park
A park and statue are to be constructed in Tanahun in memory of Bakhan Singh Gurung, the pioneer of Nepal’s cooperative movement and its first cooperative campaigner.
Rs. 22 million contraband seized in Nawalpur
The District Police Office, Nawalpur, has seized goods worth Rs. 2.77 million that had allegedly been smuggled, evading customs and revenue within one month. According to District Police Office records,
The State Must Protect The Vulnerable
The Constitution of Nepal has granted rights and duties to people. It has granted 32 rights while only four duties. As a result, the politics of Nepal has become more aspiration-oriented than stability-driven, which is e
Army clinch third PM Cup title
Tribhuwan Army Club have won the Men’s Prime Minister (PM) Cup National One-Day Cricket Tournament 2026 on Friday. Army remained unbeaten throughout the e
Matatirtha Aunsi observed
Matatirtha Aunsi, a day dedicated to honouring mothers with deep reverence, devotion and gratitude, was celebrated across the country on Friday. Observed on Baishakh Krishna Aunsi (ne
Nepal’s Journey Toward Deeper Transformation
These days, being in Nepal feels different. Something is breeding hope, something quietly transformative. Life continues in its familiar rhythm, and personal struggles remain. But when one pauses to observe
Landfills Of Plastic
Have you noticed that the residents of Kathmandu Valley are increasingly surrounded by moving landfills of plastic and human waste? Every day, thousands of us cross the concrete bridges over the Bagmati
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