- Friday, 29 May 2026
The Rising Nepal
Govt to table Constitutional Council Bill in House
he government has given approval to submit the Bill related to the Constitutional Council (Works, Duties, Rights and Procedures) (First Amendment) Act, 2023 in the Federal Parliament.
A Solution For Soil, Human Health
She continues to chop the leaves of the harvested veggies in her field while carrying practically a bucket's worth of cauliflower on her back. There are no pesticides used in the cultivation of this cauliflower. Before pesticides were employed, the area used to smell fairly awful, but not longer, according to Shavitri Neupane. While these cauliflowers are somewhat smaller than they were when I was using chemical fertiliser and insecticide, I am confident that they are still nice and healthy.
Architecture Immortalises Relationship
"Architecture is not about math or zoning; it’s about visceral emotions." Marc Kushner. Architecture doesn’t only create the attraction; it also leaves an impression on the people. Architecture unites us rather than divides us. It connects us more than it separates us.It adds to the relationship between the people and the country rather than subtracting from it. Therefore, it is also a sacred medium for establishing keen rela
Giving Peace A Chance
Peace is more than just a perspective or a preference. It should be mandatory for everyone and every nation. How can we achieve peace? a difficult query to respond to. That is why dwelling on or responding to this query
Hundred Songs, A Canvas Of Love
Writing a song about love, affairs, tragedy, and ups and downs is a common subject. However, creating lyrics in a common style without creativity is not an art. A well-crafted song can evidently be a unique, symbolic, well-struct
Pungent Lines Of Haikus
Haikus, which popular essayist Shankar Lamichhane introduced for the first time six-decades ago in Nepali literature, has gained popularity in the country. This form of poetry has gripped the attention of readers while encouraging more writers to pen this form of poems our language.
Let Women Take Leadership Roles
I've never known the identities of any solitary female farmers, and it has always made me feel powerless to watch them working in a field by themselves. As a woman in a patriarchal society and a resident of the Terai area of the nation, I have witnessed women take care of the house by themselves. Also, I have direct experience with the way society rejects women just for being female. My memory is that males
Can We Avoid Making Mistakes?
If someone asked me if there is any living human being without error, I would answer negatively. I would instead claim that no human of blood and flesh is perfect in their life. Most people like to live happily without suffering, but mistake-making often leads them to suffer. It seems as if every human is born with the potential trait to make mistakes in their decisions and actions. Not once or twice in a great while, but any moment, so to speak. Major or minor, a human error would lead to trouble. While a major mistake would lead to a great tragedy, a minor one would also result in suffering, no matter how intense.
The Disappearing Image Of Kathmandu
Once upon a time there was a place called Kathmandu. It was a really beautiful place, rich in culture and heritage and with very religious people. The people here had plenty to eat and their land was rich and fertile. The lu
Getting Rid Of Usury
People’s right against exploitation is one of the 31 fundamental rights guaranteed by the Constitution of Nepal, 2015. Article 29 of the national charter clearly mentions that every person shall have the right against
Funds For Climate Recovery
Issues related to climate change have emerged as a major disruption to the lives and livelihoods of people worldwide. This is particularly true in the case of developing countries whose greenhouse gas emissions account for less than one per cent. To protect these countries from the problems triggered by climate change, the idea of ‘loss and damage funds’ has received a greater prominence in recent times.
'We will quit govt if President isn't elected from UML'
CPN (UML) secretary Yogesh Bhattarai has said that if the candidate proposed by the UML is not elected as the President, the party will quit the present coalition government.
Youth takes to mushroom farming
Lalit Kumar Mahato, 17, of Dhalkebar has started commercial mushroom farming from his house. Lalit, who took a gap for two years from his study due to poverty, is currently studying at grade nine of Agricultural Technical Level of Namuna Secondary School in Badhari. Lalit said that he had learned about mushroom farming by observing the practical classes delivered to the students of grade 10 and 11 at the school.
Kala Shree Awards presented
Nepali Art And Literature Dot Com Foundation has honoured different dignitary personalities of the art and literature field amid a function in the capital city on Thursday.
Janakpur Literary Festival kicks off
The fourth edition of the three-day ‘Janakpur Literary Festival’ has begun on the premises of Janaki temple in Janakpurdham since Thursday. Ram Baran Yadav, the first President of Nepal, inaugurated the festival, informed the organiser Nawa Mithila Foundation.
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