- Thursday, 28 May 2026
The Rising Nepal
No new case of measles in Nepalgunj
The outbreak of measles epidemic in Banke district had killed one infant and 313 people were infected within a month. In the last few days, no new case of measles has been recorded in Nepalgunj, which is the most affected area.
Minister Kirati discusses tourism development with CNI
A delegation of Confederation of Nepalese Industries (CNI) has held discussions with the Minister for Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation Sudan Kirati about the development of the tourism sector.
Surgery service with fibre laser machine begins in Jhapa
Om Sai Pathivara Hospital in Bhadrapur, Jhapa, has started surgery service with the world-class fiber laser machine. The hospital said that the service was introduced on the occasion of its 14th anniversary.
Kapilvastu Museum lying in obscurity
Various artifects discovered during excavation in the ancient city of Tilaurakot over the past 125 years in Kapilvastu by archaeologists have been put on display in the Kapilvastu Museum.
Trade deficit in Nepalgunj customs office decreases
The trade deficit from Nepalgunj Customs Office, the largest customs point in western Nepal, has decreased by more than Rs. 9 billion in the first six months of current Fiscal Year 2022/23 compared to the same period last year.
Forge National Consensus On Core Interests
Politics is an area of promise. Ordinary people hope that their life will shift from adversity to prosperity after the turn of each election and formation of a new government with fresh mandate. Political parties are expected to supply worthwhile initiatives congruent with the legitimate hope of people and foster a civic culture of democracy rooted in the vibrant public sphere. It enables them to participate in the ric
Utilising Remittances For Development
Nepal has been identified as one of the highest remittance recipient nations in the world. Remittance flows into low- and middle-income countries are on a continuous rise, a trend observed in Nepal as well. Remittances have become a major contributing factor to increasing household income as well as the country’s gross domestic product (GDP). More than 30 per cent of Nepal’s GDP comes in the form of remittance. It helps reduce poverty. Remittances annually amount to 20 per cent internally, 11 per cent from India, and 69 per cent from Gulf countries. Almost 79 per cent of remittance is used for meeting daily needs and the remaining for miscellaneous purposes.
China says it's looking into report of spy balloon over US
China said Friday it is looking into reports that a Chinese spy balloon has been flying in U.S. airspace and urged calm, adding that it has "no intention of violating the territory and airspace of any sovereign country."
Care For Hair
Even though winter is winding down earlier than normal this year, we cannot deny that it is still cold outside. And cold, unfortunately, can damage our hair. Many people know that winter months are harsh on the skin, hence, take extra care to protect it. However, for their hair, they often think wearing a cap is enough. It is not. Lack of winter hair care can lead to d
APF rescues man stuck in Prabat cliff
A rescue team of the Armed Police Force Nepal Friday rescued a man who was stuck in Badagaun cliff located in Kushma Municipality-5 of Parbat District. Gautam Giri, a 53-year-old resident of Durlungchok in Kushma Municipality 7 of the district, fell off the road while he was walking on Thursday.
Bryan Adams, crafting albums amid Grammy Award nomination
Bryan Adams may have nabbed his first Grammy nomination in over two decades, but he won’t be at the ceremony. He’s got a gig that night. The Canadian rock star had committed to a concert in Las Vegas on Sunday and he didn’t want to disappoint his fans or his crew by cancelling.“Work is work. I mean, I’ve got 40 people in my tour, so I want to make sure I keep them in hot food and shoes, you know?” he said earlier this week.
Rise of rice price puts pressure on consumers
Despite the production season of new rice, the market price of rice has been skyrocketing, putting pressures on consumers and affecting their daily kitchen. The price of rice has increased by up to Rs. 20 kg, depending on their varieties in the retail market over a month, said retailers.
On Wetland Day, 10 gharials released into Rapti River
The trade deficit from Nepalgunj Customs Office, the largest customs point in western Nepal, has decreased by more than Rs. 9 billion in the first six months of current Fiscal Year 2022/23 compared to the same period last year.
Nepali Eves concede defeat
Nepal made a poor start at SAFF U-20 Women's Championship as they suffered a 3-1 defeat at the hands of host Bangladesh in the match held at Dhaka, Bangladesh on Friday. Captain Shamsunnahar, Most Aklima Khatu
Belgian carnival town celebrates again after COVID hiatus
On a sunny winter morning heralding a radiant Mardi Gras, Beatrice and Karl Kersten don't have a minute to spare. In their warm workshop decorated with ancestral photos, the couple bend over their sewing machines. They are busy putting the finishing touches to the de
