- Friday, 29 May 2026
The Rising Nepal
Level-3 Intensive Care Unit service begins in Nepalgunj
Level-3 Intensive Care Unit (ICU) service with the state-of-the-art facilities has been introduced at the Western Hospital of Nepalgunj, first outside the Kathmandu Valley.
Tickets open for NIFF
Tickets for the sixth edition of the Nepal International Film Festival (NIFF) to be held from March 16 to 20 have been opened since Monday. Issuing a press statement on Monday, the organiser,
Russia steps up effort to take elusive prize of Ukraine city
The fate of Bakhmut appeared to be hanging in the balance Monday, as Russian forces continued to encroach on the devastated eastern Ukrainian city but its defenders still denied the Kremlin the prize it has sought for six months at the cost of thousands of lives.
The Onus Of Keeping Promises
We make many promises to our family, friends, and others in a special context, but we fail to keep some of them for one reason or another. While some promises are made only to avert immediate nuisance at work in everyday affairs, others are consciously made to solve problems or alter the existing situations that come across the life of an individual or institution. I wonder if we remember many such promises made to our children whom we need to encourage doing things we want them to do and prevent them from harming their health or overall personality development.
Using Aerosols To Tackle Climate Change
The issue of climate change has taken global proportions. The problem has risen since the Industrial Revolution. Anthropogenic activities are largely to blame for the emergence of climate
Conclude Peace Process
As various sections of society have kept on raising the issue of transitional justice, nine political parties have promised to carry out the remaining task of the peace process at the earliest. They have
Tea: Great Social Drink
Recently, there was a tea festival at One Nimman, an outdoor mall in Chiang Mai, Thailand. The plaza was packed with tea vendors selling their goods and folks enjoying samples. I tried some matcha tea. It was rich and smooth. Tea is one of the world's great social drinks. But it hasn't always been this way. When the "bitter vegetable" was first discovered growing naturally as a tree in south-western China, the flavour was not enjoyable. It was very useful as a medicine and a stimulant.
Liverpool's 7-0 dream win is Man United's worst nightmare
For Liverpool, it was the wildest of dreams. For Manchester United, the worst nightmare in what has been such a promising first season in charge for manager Erik ten Hag.
Nepal Police-Everest Bank ink agreement to establish 'Everest Bank Scholarship Fund'
A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed between Nepal Police and Everest Bank Limited for cooperation to establish, operate and manage the 'Nepal Police-Everest Bank S
Silence period for Presidential election begins from today
Silence period for the Presidential election began from Monday midnight. The election for the new President is taking place on Thursday. The Election Commission (EC) has said that candidates of the Presidential election need to conclude their election campaign by Monday mid-night as the election code of conduct does not allow any activity related to election campaign 48 hours before the election.
Rukum East faces food crisis in lack of snow, winter rain
As there has been neither snow nor winter rain so far this season in Rukum East district, farmers there are worried that they will starve to death.
Vehicular movements on Arun bridge resume
Vehicular movement that was affected along the Dhankuta-Bhojpur section of the road for the last three days after eight nuts of a concrete bridge over the Arun River broke resumed Sunday afternoon.
Brahmin, Kshatriya women in Dolakha play Panche Baja
Women from the Brahmin and Kshatriya communities have come up with encouraging programmes to conserve the traditional musical instruments used to play 'Panche Baja', which are gradually disappearing with the emergence of modern musical instruments.
Jawalakhel stun title holders Machhindra 3-1
Jawalakhel Youth Club stunned defending champions Machhindra FC 3-1 to make a winning start at the Martyr’s Memorial A Division League on Sunday.
DPM Shrestha urges for scaled up aid to LDCs
Three countries graduating from the status of Least Developed Country (LDC) to ‘developing’ ones in 2026 have called upon the international community and development
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