- Wednesday, 1 April 2026
The Rising Nepal
Death Of An Entrepreneur
The agonising death of Prem Prasad Acharya has shaken the country to the core. His decision to take his own life in a fit of failure and frustration can hardly be accepted in the modern society but what he expressed i
Urgency To Address Malnutrition
Good nutrition is the key to overall growth for children and healthy life. The effects of any form of malnutrition are enormous and long-lasting. The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of zero hunger by 2030 seem difficult unle
3 dead, 1 missing as rain pounds New Zealand’s largest city
Authorities said Saturday that three people had died and at least one was missing after record levels of rainfall pounded New Zealand’s largest city, causing widespread disruption.
Study on Deukhuri wildlife to start soon
A study on the condition of wildlife found in and around Deukhuri, Dang district, is going to be started soon. The study aims to bring to light the con
SC Ruling On Lamichhane
The Supreme Court the other day annulled the lawmaker's position of incumbent Deputy Prime Minister and Home Minister Rabi Lamichhane, therefore invalidating his ability to continue in all positions he held after h
Fall From Grace
As soon as the Supreme Court (SC) annulled Rabi Lamichhane’s position as the member of the House of Representatives on Friday evening, the latter resigned from the post of Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Home Affairs. The SC verdict has left his voters and well-wishers shocked. Nepali voters are very gullible. They are mesmerised by the gimmicks of leaders and media presenters. If we look at Rabi’s past, he was n
NJK experiments with alternative pop
Neetesh Jung Kunwar is a prominent Nepali singer/songwriter whose music has influenced an enormous following smitten by his adept narrative and luscious vocal chops. Born on May 26, 1994, in Lalit
Climate activists block main road into The Hague
Hundreds of climate activists blocked one of the main roads into The Hague on Saturday, defying attempts to prevent their protest that have sparked concerns about restrictions on the right to demonstrate in the Netherlands.
Fiber internet service reaches rural Mikwakhola
Fiber internet service has reached Mikwakhola, a rural municipality in the Himalayan region of Taplejung district. The fiber-optic communication service has
Sudurpaschim's Malas region reeling from acute water shortage
There has been an acute shortage of drinking water in the settlements bordering Chure mountain region in Dadeldhura and Kanchanpur districts. It is said that due to the destruction of forests, dri
Coin minting ready to start again inside the country
Nepal can now mint coins inside the country, two decades after it halted the task thanks to the hard works of Mint Division’s director, staff, technicians and engineers. The Mint Division under the Nepal Rastr
Country’s biggest private Ayurvedic hospital inaugurated in Nepalgunj
Nepalgunj Ayurveda General Hospital, believed to be the country’s biggest private-owned ayurvedic hospital, has come into operation in Nepalgunj since Friday. The 15-bed hospital has been set up at Adarsha Nagar Chowk in Nepalgunj Sub Metropolitan City.
Jerusalem, West Bank on edge after outbreak of violence
Israel's defense minister signaled Friday that the military would stop its airstrikes if Palestinian militant groups halted rocket attacks, a day after the deadliest Israeli raid in decades raised the prospect of a major flare-up in fighting.
Short film competition to be held
A short film competition will be held under the joint initiative of Music Nepal and Nepal Film Campus. In a formal event held at Nepal Film Campus on
Two more stolen idols traced in US, France
The 18th century stone sculpture of serpent-hooded Ganesha, stolen in the 1980s-90s from a Vishnu Temple in Sanga, Bhaktapur, was identified from Asia Week, New York, 2011, exhibited by Leiko Coyle, New York, USA.
