- Tuesday, 10 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
From Print To Pixels: Future Of News Media
The restoration of democracy in 1990 marked a watershed for Nepal’s mediascape. One of the greatest beneficiaries of this democratic transformation was the news media—one of the pillars of democ
The Artificial Intelligence Bubble’s Shaky Math
When OpenAI recently committed $1.4 trillion to securing future computing capacity, it was merely the latest indication of irrational exuberance in 2025. By some estimates, US GDP growth in the first half of thi
Grief And Growth
Life is a journey with countless moments and memories with various emotions and interactions. All these not only enrich life, but also shape who we are and how we see the world. Many moments come and pass
Delayed Transitional Justice
Nineteen years after the signing of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) between the government and the then Maoist rebels, conflict victims are still awaiting justice. The situation is especially dire for the families whose loved ones went missing in the decade-long conflict and whose whereabouts remain unknown. Many such families have been demanding the truth. According to the CPA, all works relate
Defending two-time champion Italy in Davis Cup final
Two-time defending champion Italy reached the Davis Cup final after Flavio Cobolli beat Zizou Bergs of Belgium 6-3, 6-7 (5), 7-6 (15) after saving seven match points in a dramatic semifinal on Friday.
Fatima Bosch's Miss Universe 2025-win echoes in Mexico
Fátima Bosch Fernández's Miss Universe victory resounded across Mexico on Friday, framed as the vindication of a disrespected contestant from a country where women have pushed their way into positions of power and are increasingly calling out traditional chauvinism.
Trade through Korala border booming despite freezing cold
More than Rs. 4 billion in revenue is expected to be collected in the month of Mangsir from the Korala border point in the upper part of Mustang, where imports from China’s Tibet continue despite extreme winter conditions.
From streets to ballots: Nepal’s Gen-Z redefine democracy
For decades, Nepal’s politics has been shaped by the same faces, the same rivalries and the same forms of power. It has also been characterised by the foul games and tendencies, mostly by the aged party le
Journalist Acharya's Chiniya Drishtikon launched
A book titled Chiniya Drishtikona by journalist and writer Chetanath Acharya was made public amid a programme held in Kathmandu on Friday. Acharya has been workin
Nurturing Enlightened Cultural Roots
Civil society manifests a civilised disposition of people. It is organised to perform worthy initiatives and promote public interest in matters of education, health, relief, charity and small-scale project works. Civility
Gen Z Protest Through Three Lenses
The Gen Z revolution that shook Nepal on September 8 and 9 was unexpected. Nevertheless, it caused huge human and physical losses. On the first day, the protest saw the death of the Gen Z youths owing to the r
Self-Care Paradox
Over the past decade or two, self-care has become a cultural priority, with apps, retreats, and more growing in popularity. Entire industries have formed around the idea that taking better care of oneself leads t
Bangladesh quake kills six
An earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 5.5 shook central Bangladesh on Friday, killing at least six people and leaving hundreds of others injured, authorities and local media said. Buildings in the
Gulmi's model bridge awaits handover
Although construction of the country’s model three-way suspension bridge in Gulmi has been completed, it has not yet been formally handed over to the authorities. The foundation stone for the bridge w
Bhraka monastery restoration gains momentum in Manang
Local communities and institutions in Manang have stepped up efforts to preserve the ancient Bhraka Monastery (gumba), a key symbol of Himalayan cultural identity.
