- Thursday, 2 April 2026
The Rising Nepal
Union Pacific railroad puts its shipping limits on hold
Union Pacific says it will stop imposing temporary limits on certain businesses' shipments while it reviews the policy that federal regulators and shippers criticized at a hearing last week.
Muglin-Narayangadh road section to be closed for a month
The Muglin-Narayangadh road section in Chitwan district will be closed for four hours a day from Tuesday for the construction of four bridges.
Late Kamal Prakash Malla’s Memoir launched
Dr. Achyut Bahadur Rajbhandari, Dr.Heramba Bahadur Rajbhandari and Ananda Siddhi Tuladhar, the three childhood friends of late Kamal Prakash Malla, collectively launched Kamal Prakash Malla Memoir in Kathmandu on Sunday.
Villagers panic after sighting of leopard
Locals have been terrified when a leopard was spotted in Sani Triveni Rural Municipality-2 in the district. The leopard was spotted in Kotkharka of the Rural Municipality under the Karnali corridor.
Gautam receives Aabishkari Akhyankar honour
Dr. Dhruba Chandra Gautam was honoured with the title of Abishkari Akhyankar amid a programme held in the capital on Sunday. On the occasion of Gautam's 80th birth anniversary and his eight-decade writing journey, Basanta Chaudhary Foundation honoured Gautam with the title.
Journalists, media houses will be institutionalised: CM Raut
Chief Minister of Madhes Province Lal Babu Raut has said that the provincial government was taking necessary steps to institutionalise journalists and media houses in the province. Speaking at the third general convention of the Madhes Provincial Committee of the Federation of Nepali Journalists in Birgunj on Sunday, CM Raut informed that the government was aware of the contributions made by the media to the democratic movements in Nepal.
UK sending 1,200 troops as ambulance crews strike
The British government said Sunday it will dispatch 1,200 troops to fill in for striking ambulance drivers and border staff as multiple public sector unions walk off the job in the week before Christmas.
Kuldeep spins India to victory
Wrist spinner Kuldeep Yadav took a career-best match-haul of 8-113 as India secured a 188-run victory against Bangladesh in the first test to go up 1-0 in the two-match series.
Rameshwore Sushila honour to Bhairav Risal
Senior journalist and social worker Bhairav Risal was honoured with Rameshwar Sushila Memorial Literary Prize amid a function held at Katunje, Bhaktapur on Saturday.
Flights increased to Tarigaun after establishing a fuel depot
The frequency of flights to Tarigaun Airport, a domestic airport in Dang district, has been increased after an aviation fuel depot was established on its premises.
Amargadhi Municipality to lease out its city bus
Amargadhi Municipality, in Dadeldhura district, is going to lease out its city bus that has remained idle for one year after purchase. It was purchased to operate within Amargadhi city for the convenience of commuters.
Ramesh Vikal Bangmaya Award presented
Ramesh Vikal Shahitya Pratisthan awarded senior essayist and culturist Tejeshwor Babu Gonga with Ramesh Vikal Bangmaya Award of this year. The award carries a purse of Rs. 50,000.
Propaganda For Political Agenda
Aggressive or otherwise, persistent propaganda for political agenda acts as a mischief-laden content designed to serve a particular side’s interests and mislead the rest of the target groups. Although propaganda through various means might have commenced since deep into the prehistoric times, content creators with the desire, incentives and motivation are far better equipped today than any time previously for fostering the art of propaganda in its numerous shades.
Assessing Human Rights Situation In Asia
Asia is home to four dozen nations. Consequently, it witnesses most of the world's human rights violations. Asia is rising and its stakes are undoubtedly appraised by global forums. Asian players are now giving competitive time to the United States which is the world’s biggest economy. With growing powers and fame, we need to deliver some sincere duties to resolve regional conflicts, unfair competitions between countries and exclusionary nationalism.
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The Road To Recovery
The government recently lifted the ban on the imports of luxury goods including cars, motorcycles of over 150 cc engine capacity and mobile phones costing over US$ 600. In April this year, in the wake of the severe external sector p
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