- Friday, 29 May 2026
The Rising Nepal
Over 400 visitors observe geotechnical model competition
The Nepal Geotechnical Society (NGS) organised a Geotechnical Model Competition at the Pulchowk Campus of the Institute of Engineering on Sunday. The event was held as a pre-programme to t
Hospital construction yet to begin 2 yrs after foundation laid
Two years have passed since the foundation of the new building of Benighat Health Post in Benighat Rorang Rural Municipality-5, Dhading, was laid. But construction of the building has not made any headway. Even the place where the foundation stone was laid has faded into obscurity.
Bahaab: Story of a girl’s struggle
Bahaab's trailer gives an impression that the film is centred on a rebellious youth who wants to bring about changes in the society with an ideology. The popular trend of youths going abroad
Cost Of Strategic Miscalculations
After the World War II, US president Franklin Roosevelt, Soviet leader Joseph Stalin And British Prime Minister Winston Churchill met in the resort town of Yalta , presently Ukrainian territory, in February 1945 to chart out the future of Europe. E
Politicians Ought To Prioritise Education
After the COVID-19 pandemic was declared in 2019, the world almost came to a complete halt. Life became still, flowers blossomed and were unharmed by humans. Birds and animals which were rarely seen before, came out in the open
Parliamentary Business
Parliament is the supreme body to make new laws and amend the old ones necessary for the nation. Lawmakers should be given full-fledged responsibility to frame laws. The electorates have mandated them through voting to carry out th
Bust Mental Health Taboo
Often it feels like our emotions have a mind of their own especially when induced or even triggered by external events. As such, whenever emotions fluctuate, it might help to remind ourselves that ‘this too shall pass.’ Nothing stays stagnant forever. The nature of life is change. Even if we don’t do anything, time keeps moving fo
America's New China committee debuts with eye on major policy shifts
A special House committee dedicated to countering China will make its debut on Tuesday, the opening act in what lawmakers hope will be a robust effort to overcome partisan divisions and address a "generational challenge" to America's national security.
Over 10,000 registered specialist doctors in Nepal: NMC
The number of specialist doctors in Nepal has surpassed 10,000 mark. According to the statistics provided by the Nepal Medical Council (NMC), the number of registered specialist doctors as of mid-January this year has reached 10,080. Among them, 7,110 are men and 2,970 are women.
Presidential election code to come into force from today
The Election Code of Conduct for the upcoming Presidential and Vice Presidential elections will come into effect from Wednesday to ensure free, fair and credible elections, the Election Commission (EC) said.
Messi and Putellas voted best players at FIFA awards again
World Cup champion Lionel Messi edged Kylian Mbappé again, this time to take FIFA's best men's player award on Monday. The best women's player was Spain's Alexia Putellas for a second straight year.
'Everything Everywhere' dominates SAG awards, setting stage for Oscars
Dimension-hopping adventure "Everything Everywhere All at Once" grabbed the top movie honor at the Screen Actors Guild awards on Sunday, cementing its status as the front-runner for the prestigious best picture prize at next month's Oscars.
Coronavirus origins still a mystery 3 years into pandemic
A crucial question has eluded governments and health agencies around the world since the COVID-19 pandemic began: Did the virus originate in animals or leak from a Chinese lab? Now, the U.S. Department of
UK’s Sunak tries to win over sceptics to his Brexit deal
U.K. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak travelled to Belfast on Tuesday to sell his landmark agreement with the European Union to its toughest audience: Unionist politicians who fear post-Brexit trade rules are weakening Northern Ireland’s place in the United Kingdom.
Lack of snow, rainfall drying up Darchula rivers
Darchula district is a home to a number of perennial rivers that never dried up even during the winter. But this year has been different: lack of snow and rainfall has started drying up the rivers.
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