- Wednesday, 1 April 2026
The Rising Nepal
Reynolds goes through range of emotions in FA Cup match
Ryan Reynolds went from joy to despair, and punch-the-air ecstasy to desolation. The unlikely new love of his life — Welsh soccer club Wrexham — put the movie star on an emotional roller coaster Sunday in a thrill-a-minute FA Cup match that had an ending not quite in the script.
30,000 tonnes of fertiliser arrives from India
Almost all chemical fertiliser purchased from India under the government-to-government procurement process has arrived in Nepal. According to an official of Agriculture Inputs Company Limited (AI
Tyre Nichols case revives calls for change in US police culture
An unarmed Black man dies after a videotaped beating by police. The officers involved are fired. After a thorough review of the evidence, criminal charges are swiftly filed against the offending officers.
Govt appoints three members to NPC
Three members have been appointed to the National Planning Commission (NPC). A meeting of the Council of Ministers held at the Office of Prime Minister and Council of Ministers in Singha Durbar on Monda
Baikuntha's ‘Virus Swings’ becoming tourist spot
Baikuntha, located in Kailash Rural Municipality-2, Makwanpur district, has become a popular tourist destination in recent times. With the arrival of elected local representatives, there has been a marked change in services, facilities as well as construction and beautification of physical structures over the last five years.
Is leprosy making a comeback in Nepal?
Even though Nepal achieved the elimination of leprosy as a public health problem in December 2009 and declared its elimination in 2010, new cases continue to emerge, mostly in the Terai districts.
Barca go six points clear
Stymied in attack and without its top two scorers, Barcelona turned to Pedri to ensure they reach the Spanish league midway point ahead of Real Madrid in the title chase. Pedri marked his 100th Barcelona appearance at the ripe age of 20 by scoring as a substitute to squeeze past Girona 1-0 on Saturday. The Spain midfielder, who has become a pillar of the post-Lionel Messi rebuild under Xavi, became the second youngest player in club history to reach the century mark in games playe
'Prem Ko Aago' released
Prem Ko Aago, an anthology of poetry by Ananda Kala Rai, was released in the capital city. Poet and former academician Shrawan Mukarung made the book public at a programme organised by Laibari Cultural Society.
Bhim Library, the oldest in Dolakha, struggles for existence
Bhim Library, the oldest library in Bhimeshwar Municipality of Dolakha, is now struggling for its existence. The library which had remained neglected in the past was completely damaged by the 2015 earthquake, informed Tirtha Narayan Joshi, acting president of the library.
Money Lures Kiss-And-Tell Tales
Curiosity obsession summons the famous and the infamous to public attention. Minute detail of those in public limelight is lapped up by information disseminators keen on catering to the tastes and interests of keener target groups starved of information concerning those they are obsessed with. Juicy, titillating information constantly whets the thirst for more among the starry-eyed or fans floored by the prominent personalities. Notoriety also triggers similar curiosity.
SC Verdict: Ruling For Course Correction
The Supreme Court (SC) has given a historic verdict on the citizenship case of popular television anchor-turned-politician Rabi Lamichhane. The apex court’s constitutional bench on Friday (January 28) issued the verdict, annulling Lamichhane’s position as the Deputy Prime Minister and Home Minister, member of the House of Representatives and president of the Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP). After having conducted a series of hearings on Lamichhane’s citizenship case, the court found that he was not a bona-fide Nepali citizen. In 1994, he had obtained the Nepali citizenship from Kathmandu by descent while he acquired the US citizenship in 2014.
We will run education schemes in need-based modality: Khanal
Minister for Education, Science and Technology Shishir Khanal has stated that the ministry was holding discussions to amend the modality of the President Educational Reform Programme as they were receiving more complaints that the programme was running in a distributive model rather than in a need-based approach.
Sale, consumption of rice grows in Rukum
Consumption of rice has increased in the district. According to the district branch of the Food, Management and Trading Company Limited, the consumption of rice has increased in the district. Before this, there was no branch office of FMTC to sell rice in the district.
Dry Spell's Hazards
This year’s winter season is going to end without a drop of rain in the mid and eastern part of the country, which is a negative phenomenon seen from climate perspective. In the midst of winter, people usually do not want to shiver more in freezing cold that a precipitation brings with because it is bad for human health, especially for the old, children and sick people. But the dry winter is not propitious for people either. People l
Education For Everyone
The results of inadequate schooling do not only affect those who did not learn to read or write because they were sent to work in the fields as children rather than to classrooms. Nor does it only concern those who do not understand the officia
