- Saturday, 7 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
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EC orders strict security for polls
The Election Commission (EC) has decided to strengthen security arrangements for the House of Representatives elections. The EC has directed the Ministry of Home Affairs to implement measures recom
Jhulaghat bridge, Mahakali boat services to close for three days
The Jhulaghat border bridge, which links Nepal with India, along with six boats operating on the Mahakali River, will remain closed for three days due to security arrangements for the forthcoming House of Representatives elections.
Ukraine marks 4 years of invasion
It has been exactly four years since Russia launched its large-scale invasion of Ukraine, attacking the country from multiple directions. On Feb. 24, 2022, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced a "s
Shrestha’s dreams cut short, wife survived
After sweating in the scorching heat of the Gulf countries for a decade, Om Kumar Shrestha, 40, returned Nepal with a firm determination "to do something in his own homeland."
UK mulls removing Prince Andrew from succession
It's been 90 years since a British royal was removed from the line of succession. That might happen again now that Britain's government says it will consider introducing legal changes to formally remove Andre
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Highway expansion work to face 15-day disruption
The expansion of the East-West Highway is going to be disrupted for around 15 days due to the House of Representatives election scheduled for March 5. The highway expansion, being carri
Police beat APF, Army and Bagmati share the spoils
Defending champions Nepal Police Club revived their Jay Trophy campaign with a nine-wicket victory over Nepal APF Club, while Tribhuvan Army Club and Bagmati Province settled for a draw on Tuesday.
Joshi family revives classic song Yauwanya Gacho
Musical legacies passed down through generations are rare in Nepal, but the Joshi family stands as a remarkable exception. From Ram Lal Joshi to Dwarikalal Joshi and Nagina Joshi, followed by Lasata Joshi,
Nepal's Feat In UN Peacekeeping
Many foreign nationals may not have a chance to visit Nepal but most of the global peace-loving people recognise the Nepali army peacekeepers’ performance in the promotion of international peace and security in
Where Did We Take Wrong Turn?
Sometimes our experiences teach us more than the best literature does. Democracy used to be hailed as the most legitimate means for exploring the quiddity of justice and equality. We read ample literat
Fighting Fake News
Scrolling through the phone on social media these days is a herculean task due to the vast quantity of AI (Artificial Intelligence) generated images, news and captions. Viewers on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok
Check Road Fatalities
Road accidents have become so frequent in Nepal that we hear news of fatal accidents almost every day. In the latest tragedy, 19 passengers died and 25 were injured when a passenger bus fell off the Prith
Joint art exhibition of three friends
The fifth collective painting exhibition titled ‘Combination’ by artists Arya Rajbhandari, Chandani Bajracharya and Renuka Maharjan is currently being held at the Nepal Art Council in Kathmandu.
Several new wheat seed varieties developed
The National Wheat Research Programme has announced the development of new wheat seed varieties of Zinc Wheat–1, Zinc Wheat–2, and Borlaug–2020 for the Tarai region.
Candidates turn to social media for targeted election campaigns
Political parties in Panchthar have significantly altered their campaign strategies in the run-up to the parliamentary elections, shifting their focus from mass gatherings to targeted digital outreach through social media platforms.
