- Friday, 29 May 2026
The Rising Nepal
New Palestinian militants emerge
The stuttering blasts of M-16s shattered the quiet in a West Bank village, surrounded by barley fields and olive groves. Young Palestinian men in Jaba once wanted to farm, residents say, but now, more and more want to fight.
Mahamurkha conference to be held on Fagu Purnima
A two-day Hori (Holi or Fagu) festival and ‘Mahamurkha conference’ will be observed on the occasion of Fagu Purnina on Monday and Tuesday. Mithila Natyakala Parishad (MINAP) hosts the event every year in Janakpurdham.
Khumaltar debut first division league with victory
Khumaltar FC edged past Friends Club 1-0 in its debut match at the Martyr's Memorial 'A' Division League on Friday. A lone goal from Messouke Oloumou was enough for Khumaltar
Trans-border transmission line ready
The construction of 132 kV double circuit transmission line from Mainhiya in Rupandehi to Sampatiya in India has been completed. For that, a substation necessary for the power transmission line has also been constructed at Mainhiya in Siyari Rural Municipality.
Ugandan woman finds Kathmandu haven for flesh trade
Police have arrested a Ugandan woman for allegedly running flesh trade in Kathmandu by luring fellow countrywoman with false job offer in Nepal.
Screaming Animal: Golden Jackal
The golden jackal is a highly visible animal, especially in various Terai regions of Nepal. In the evening or at night, the animal makes a loud howl. When they scream, children get scared or when they are sl
Protecting Migrants Through Skill Training
On my way to the southern commercial hub of Butwal on a work-related assignment, I encountered two intriguing individuals. The first was a man who spent 23 years working in the Gulf region
Venus, Jupiter Make Tight Rendezvous
The night skies of this month would enthrall sky-gazers with spectacular sights of planets Venus, Mars and Jupiter along with other mystical marvels of copious celestial entities that are spreadin
Step Towards Women Empowerment
It is distressing to read the news each day and discover how many social injustices, particularly in poor nations like Nepal, victimise women and girls. Patriarchal practises exacerbate women's
Challenges For Young People
It is said we need a direction in life. We need to know where we’re going – what we’re doing – and we need to justify our actions. There has to be a reason for our work. And sometimes
An Erudite General's Security Perspective
Keshar Bahadur Bhandari, a retired Brigadier General with an academic bent of mind and holder of PhD degree, is taken as a defence and security analyst with considerable experience in the
Blockchain In Agriculture
Most people mistakenly perceive blockchain technology as a synonym for bitcoin or similar cryptocurrencies. In reality, cryptocurrency is just an application of blockchain technology. Indeed, cryptocurrencies have primarily contributed to the current level of popularity of blockchain. Due to the extensive use of blockchain in the finance industry, it sounds like the technology is for the finance sector only. Here, we will discuss the applications of blockchain technology in the agriculture supply chain.
Wild elephant kills man in Bara
A man has died on the spot from wild elephant attack in Tangiya settlement of Jeetpursimara Sub-Metropolitan City-16, Bara. The deceased has been identified as 45-year-old Gapang Darlami.
Once the harbinger of Holi, Mithila’s Jogira now struggling for survival
Kae Hathke Dhoti Pahirai, Kae Hath Lapeta Kae Dharke Pani Piya, Kae Baapke Beta
Cope With Seasonal Sicknesses
The summer is steadily creeping into our lives. And though this must be a welcome development, especially for the weak and elderly people, who want to see the end of the biting cold of
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