On September 9, Kathmandu resembled a scene from Game of Thrones—a spectacle of defiance choreographed through screens. Young protesters flooded t
With the end of the festive season, most of us find ourselves looking back at the joy and togetherness it brought into our lives. We recall playing cards, eatin
Following the September Gen Z movement that overthrew the powerful coalition government of the CPN UML and Nepali Congress, the country is now bracing f
More than 1,700 foreign tourists visited Upper Mustang in the last four months. According to the Annapurna Conservation A
Cristiano Ronaldo is heading to another World Cup. Erling Haaland is going to his first. Italy risks missing out on sport's biggest global event for the third straight edition.
The Rai community of the Khalsa area in Sahidbhumi Rural Municipality, Dhankuta, is currently busy celebrating the Waadhangmi festival.
Manaslu, the world’s eighth-highest mountain at 8,163 metres, located in Chumnubri Rural Municipality of northern Gorkha, has increasingly become
The Karnali Province government has reduced the number of ministries, following a cabinet decision taken on Monday morning. Speaking at a press conference the
The consumer price inflation (CIP) fell sharply to 1.47 per cent in mid-October 2025, a significant decline from 4.82 per cent recorded during the same period last year.
A new system for distributing scheduled flight tickets from Simkot to Nepalgunj has been introduced following protests by local youth over irregular ticket allocation.
An international team of mountaineers has successfully climbed Jugal Himal Peak–5 in Sindhupalchok’s Jugal Rural Municipality. The ascent is part of a growing trend of foreign climbers attempting the 11 major peaks of the Jugal mountain range. According to Mahendra Singh Thapa, president of the Sindhu Sukute Tourism Entrepreneurs’ Associ
The monthly poetry recitation and interactive session organised by the Progressive Writers' Association (PWA) Kavre featured poet and short story writer Bishwa Sigdel, a resident of Banepa, as the special author this month.
Some wore black dresses to signify a funeral for fossil fuels. Hundreds wore red shirts, symbolizing the blood of colleagues fighting to protect the environment. And others chanted, waved huge flags or held up signs Saturday in what's traditionally the biggest day of protest at the halfway point of annual United Nations climate talks.
Thanks to his stance against American President Donald Trump’s threat to annex Canada as the 51st state, Prime Minister Mark Carney firmly rejected vulgar talk with “Canada is not for sale”.
More than two months have passed since the historic Gen Z movement took place in Nepal, removing the KP Sharma Oli-led government and making a Clarion call for change. The uprising th