- Tuesday, 2 June 2026
The Rising Nepal
Authorities stern against Indian chicken smugglers in Banke
Banke authorities have intensified steps to control the smuggling of Indian chickens after the local businesses and farmers recently staged a protest by throwing their chickens on the road.
Consensus Culture Key To Stability
With the election of President and Vice President, the second election cycle under the new constitution has come to a conclusion. The election of the head and deputy-head of the state was the last leg of the
Organ Donations Save Numerous Lives
Organ donations and transplantations are one of the wonders of modern medicine. Organ donation is the process of surgically removing an organ or tissue from a donor and transplanting it to the recipient.
Dhankuta losing its iconic Jhingati houses
Bijay Shekhar Shrestha of Siran, Dhankuta Municipality–6, recently replaced the Jhingati tiles of his house's roof with Unplasticised Polyvinyl Chloride (UPVC) sheets. But he did not want to.
Cricketers Make Nation Proud
Cricket fans throughout the country are buzzing about Nepal's recent triumph in World Cup League 2. The Nepali cricketers' extraordinary performance not only allowed them to defend their One-Day International
Stop Misusing Charity
Cancer has become a common disease in children over recent decades. The exact cause of cancer among them is still in mystery, but leukaemia, lymphomas neuroblastoma, and malignant bone tumours are common cancer types among children. Researches are being carried out at various levels to trace the causes behind a certain kind of cancer, but no specific source has yet been found. It must be noted that all cancers are not equally deadly.
Code Kunst on new album and his love for Mac Miller
Producer Code Kunst arguably one of the most well-known artists in South Korea's thriving music scene, a rarity in a country where singers get most of the attention. His fame comes from his nearly decadelong career churning out hit songs with some of the country's biggest names. For his latest album, "Remember Archive," he teamed up with global K-pop stars Wendy and Mino and hip-hop acts like Gaeko, Tiger JK and Jay Park.
Mostly calm on Paris streets, garbage still piled up
A spattering of protests were planned to continue in France over the weekend against President Emmanuel Macron's controversial pension reform, as garbage continued to reek in the streets of Paris and beyond owing to continuing action by refuse collectors.
CIT’s online system eases transactions
Revenue Secretary at the Ministry of Finance Dr. Ram Prasad Ghimire has said that the development of the online system operated by the Citizen Investment Trust (CIT) had made its transactions easier.
Chaite paddy plantation double in Banke
The plantation of chaite paddy is likely to double in Banke district this year compared with the year before. According to the Agriculture Knowledge Centre, Banke, based on the paddy sapling grown by the farmers this year, the area of paddy plantation will be twice as large as last year. Farmers have started planting chaite paddy individually and collectively.
Tansen begins works to put Palpa Durbar in World Heritage List
Tansen Municipality has decided to remove 57 huts and houses from the Palpa Durbar Square area to enlist the ancient palace in the World Heritage Site. The 9th executive meeting of the municipality
Buddha Air, Qatar Airways bag ‘Best Airlines of the Year’ award
Buddha Air and Qatar Airways have bagged the Best Airlines of the Year award for 2022 on domestic and international category respectively. Buddha Air’s Birendra Bahadur Basnet also became the CEO of the year.
Sukra defends Central Open title
Nepal No 1 pro-Sukra Bahadur Rai defended the title of the Surya Nepal Central Open, the fifth event under the Surya Nepal Golf Tour 2022-23, at the par-72 Gokarna Golf Club on Friday.
President assures NRNA of addressing citizenship issues
A delegation of Non-Resident Nepali Association (NRNA) called on President Ram Chandra Paudel on Friday. The delegation led by its executive presiden
Traffic police now request pedestrians to not jaywalk
Almost everywhere, pedestrians are seen crossing the roads wherever they feel comfortable rather than walking a little forward or backward to the properly designated places, such as zebra crossings or overhead bridges.
