- Tuesday, 10 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
14th EU Film Festival in Pokhara from today
The 14th European Union Film Festival will be held in Pokhara on Saturday and Sunday. According to the organisers, preparations h
Barca hoping Camp Nou return can spark Liga title defence
Finally reopening Camp Nou is cause to celebrate for Barcelona but coach Hansi Flick will only be happy if they inaugurate their rebuilt stadium by kickstarting their La Liga title defence on Saturday.
‘Tracing the Himalaya’ on display
An art exhibition titled ‘Tracing the Himalaya’ has begun in Kathmandu on Friday, organised by Chhoser Arts Mustang in collaboration with the Nepal Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA).
Sudur Paschim Royals seal second straight win
Sudur Paschim Royals registered their second consecutive win in the Nepal Premier League after beating Pokhara Avengers by 18 runs at TU Cricket Ground, Kirtipur, on Friday.
Minister Ghising inspects Kamala bridge in Siraha
Minister for Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation, Physical Infrastructure and Transport, and Urban Development Kul Man Ghising inspected the under-construction bridge over the Kamala River, which connects Siraha and Dhanusha along the Postal Highway.
Minister Pun pushes to end PM’s grip on universities
Minister of Education, Science, and Technology Mahabir Pun has initiated a process to amend the law, prohibiting the prime minister from automatically becoming the chancellor of universities.
Koshi Province’s hydropower generation capacity reaches 787 MW
Koshi Province has recorded a total electricity generation capacity of 787.75 megawatts (MW) from its currently operating hydropower projects, according to the Nepal Rastra Bank’s Provincial Economic A
Nepalis living abroad can vote, PRI informs EC
The Policy Research Institute (PRI) on Friday briefed the Election Commission (EC) on its intensive study exploring mechanisms to enable Nepali citizens living abroad to vote in the House of Representatives election scheduled for 5 March 2026.
Fixing Anomalies In Planning, Development
Nepal is in a vicious trap due to accumulated issues and problems in planning and development. Trial and error method, identical to allegories like ‘running with scissors’ and ‘beating around the bushes’, has been t
Is AI End of Human Creativity?
In the last few years, especially with the boom of Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI), AI has advanced significantly in various disciplines, including art, music, literature, and science. Tools such as ChatG
What’s There In A House?
There is an adage in Nepali society: “A man who is yet to build his own house and a woman who is yet to bear her own child have yet to see the full spectrum of life.” For generations, this saying has been inter
The Story Behind My Silver Hair
The title of this article begins with the very first lines of the poem “Psalm of Life” written by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, which reads: “Tell me not in mournful numbers that life is but an empty dream”. True! L
Ah! The Sweet Flavours Of Chinese Tea
Near the Great Wall, the landscapes unfolded like a live painting in contrasts. On one side, clusters of homes seemed to belong to a bygone era — ancient villages with narrow lanes and quiet courtyards. On the othe
Self-Reflections Of A Public Stalwart
People in public life are found engaged in writing memoirs. Nepal is not an exception to this trend. Public figures depicting achievements, failures and conte
Childhood: Gentle Beginning Of Every Life
Childhood is the very first chapter of every human life, the soft morning light before the long journey of the day. It’s the time when we live freely, innocently, with little knowledge of what the world expects from us. W
