- Thursday, 2 April 2026
The Rising Nepal
How Safe Is Nepali Sky ?
A 72-seater passenger plane crashed on Sunday in the tourist town of Pokhara, which sadly became the country's worst domestic air disaster to date. While the catastrophic air disaster kill
Merger & Acquisition Key To Stability
Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) are a business tool for consolidating two or more entities into a single monolithic unit so as to make them strong, efficient and easy to survive. M&A protects a weaker entity from an existential crisis when merged with a stronger entity. M&A has several advantages. It enhances competitiveness, efficiency and profit-making capacity. At the same time, it reduces operating and IT cost, for example.
Power Of Stories
Our lives are full of stories. As such, we are always telling stories in one way or the other; in one form or the other. Human beings are conditioned to listening to stories as they hear them since th
Tragic Plane Crash
It is quite worrying that Nepal has witnessed one more air crash within a period of eight months. A 72-seater ATR aircraft of a private sector domestic carrier, Yeti Airlines, crashed into the Seti River gorge close to the old airport in Pokhara at 10:50 am on Sunday, with bodies of the 68 people on board recovered on Sunday and the rest of the victims presumed killed.
Mulkot turning into rafting hub
The Nepali month of Magh has begun and so has the season of rafting on the Sunkoshi River. Thanks to the BP Highway, which connect
Rescue team recovers 70 bodies from crash site
Altogether 70 bodies have been recovered from the Yeti aircraft crash site in Pokhara-15 of Kaski district as of Monday evening while two bodies are still missing. Two bodies were recovered from the Seti gorge on Monday.
Biden’s Search For Firm Footing
President of the United States, Joe Biden, 80, completes two years at the White House on Friday. Whether he said as a matter of electoral strategy or on
Uphold Spirit Of PR Election System
A country cannot be democratic until its citizens have the opportunity to choose their representatives through an election. Periodic election is one of the key components in the process of democratic representation. To strengthen democracy, the election system adopted by the nation should be free and fair. Election is merely not the process to choose candidates but
Shun Sugary Drinks
When I was a child, I used to see tourists cycling in scorching sun in Pokhara and stopping by a shop nearby my house to sip sugar-sweetened beverages (SSBs). I used to think that SSBs consumption would cool off one from the heat and quench thirst, and always wished to have one. But, as I grew older, I came to know the cost of SSBs on human health and wellbeing.
Bust Trafficking Web
For all warning and awareness, innocent Nepalis continue to be trafficked into various countries where they are subject to physical, mental and sexual abuse. Some end up in jails while others die en
Kaligandaki shila heading to Aayodhya worshipped
Taking the stone of Kaligandaki located in the Galeshwar area to Ayodhya in India will strengthen the religious and cultural relations between Nepal and India.
Cruise ship begins commercial operation in Narayani River
The cruise ship (small water vessel) which was not able to operate commercially despite the completion of the construction, has been opened for the general public in the Narayani River from Sunday.
New PM's Overwhelming Mandate
CPN-Maoist Centre chairman Pushpa Kamal Dahal Prachanda’s third innings as Prime Minister has got off to a flying start after securing overwhelming vote of confidence in the House of Representatives. PM Prachanda’s party emerged third from the recent general elections but he dramatically mustered the support of 268 lawmakers in the 275-member House. What is more interesting is that Nepali Congress, the largest party in the parliament, also voted for Prachanda in a dramatic turn of events, which has stunned all - su
Beating Loneliness For Wellness
Active and quality social connections are vital for our mental and physical health and overall well-being. Despite being neglected oftentimes, loneliness and social isolation are important soci
Myth Of Winter
Healthcare workers of the Kathmandu Valley and elsewhere take excessive caution for the health of citizens when cold-induced diseases cause fears among them. Likewise, some writers tell tenacious stories on the brumal agonies which give rise to fears among the gullible people. The fear of winter prompts them to spend a good chunk of money on heavy and warm clothes. In context o
