- Tuesday, 2 June 2026
The Rising Nepal
Danny comes up with ‘Kahile Din Kahile Raat’
Singer Danny Niraula has come up with a new song ‘Kahile Din Kahile Raat’ Sung and music by Niraula himself, the song is penned by Gita Bajgain.
Church Boys, Three Star settle for drab draw
Church Boys United missed taking one point advantage at the Martyr’s Memorial A Division League following its goalless draw against title holder 10-man Machhindra FC at Chyasal Stadium, Lalitpur on Friday.
Baitadi women form network to control alcohol
A network of women has been formed in all nine wards of Sigas Rural Municipality of the district in the initiative of the rural municipality to control the sale and consumption of liquor.
Modern drama theatre to be built in Dhalkebar
A state-of-the-art drama theatre is going to be built in Dhalkebar of Mithila Municipality-8, Dhanusha. Mahendra Mahato, the mayor of Mithila Muni
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North Korea says ICBM test aimed to strike fear into enemies
North Korea said Friday it fired an intercontinental ballistic missile to "strike fear into the enemies" as South Korea and Japan agreed at a summit to work closely on regional security with the United States and staged military exercises around the region.
Citizens Transcending Partisan Politics
The problem that roil around the brain of attentive Nepali citizens now is the gap between political wisdom of leaders to plan for the nation’s better future and stalemated party machine, between partial knowledge
NTB organises Nepal Evening in Myanmar, Thailand
Nepal Tourism Board (NTB), in collaboration with the embassies of Nepal in Myanmar and Thailand, held ‘Nepal Evening--Lumbini and Beyond’ programme in the two countries. The Board organised the event,
NSU unveils poll manifesto
Nepal Student Union Central Committee has made public its election manifesto for the election of the Independent Student Union slated for March 19. Organising a press meet on Thursday, the NSU made public its election manifesto, which has focused on its education policy
FSU Must Strive For Students’ Welfare
Tribhuvan University (TU) is set to conduct Free Student Union (FSU) elections in its 62 constituent and 1,040 affiliated campuses tomorrow (Sunday). In principle, the FSU has been established in all state-run
Former Australia Test captain Paine retires
Former Australia Test captain Tim Paine retired from cricket with little fanfare on Friday, bowing out after playing an inter-state match in Tasmania. Paine led Australia betwee
Hong Kong’s Mirror launches English song, revives Cantopop
Hong Kong’s most popular boy band Mirror, a major driving force behind the revival of the local pop music scene, launched its first English song on Friday, hoping to bring the city’s tunes to music lovers globally.
Xi to visit Russia amid Beijing's bolder global role
Chinese President Xi Jinping plans to visit Russia from Monday to Wednesday, an apparent show of support for Russian President Vladimir Putin amid sharpening East-West tensions over the war in Ukraine and the latest sign of Beijing's emboldened diplomatic ambitions.
Bardibas Festival begins
The fourth edition of the Bardibas Festival has begun. Organised by the Bardibas Chamber of Commerce and Industry, the festival began in the Mahottari city on Friday and was inaugurated by Chandra Prasad Dhakal, senior vice president of the Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry. The fair will last till March 27.
Container yard being built at Biratnagar check post
Works to construct three structures have begun simultaneously in Biratnagar Integrated Check Post (ICP) area. Construction of Railway Nepal’s customs yard located at Budhnagar in Biratnagar Metropolitan City-18, link road connecting ICP yard to keep containers carried by the train and a litigation godown to store the seized goods imported illegally has started simultaneously.
Why forecasting of pre-monsoon so difficult
It seems predicting weather is the most difficult task for Meteorological Forecast Division (MFD), especially in the pre-monsoon season. The MFD has been predicting showers in many parts of the countr
