- Thursday, 28 May 2026
The Rising Nepal
Face-to-face Teaching Returns To Varsities
The unprecedented COVID-19 outbreak three years ago presented a massive challenge to the education sector. In order to uphold social distancing, face-to-face teaching has been suspended for an extended period of time in universities worldwide, replaced by remote learning. However, with surging vaccination rates and the rapid development of medicines, more universities have restored face-to-face teaching.
European inflation eases for 3rd month but prices still bite
Europe’s inflation rate dipped at the start of the year, giving some relief to consumers but still leaving them facing higher prices that have driven protests and will likely press the European Central Bank into another interest rate hike Thursday.
Newcastle reach League Cup final
A club reborn after its Saudi-backed takeover, Newcastle is headed to a first cup final this century in a season that could also end with Champions League qualification. Newcastle beat Southam
Will Smith, Martin Lawrence reteaming for 'Bad Boys' sequel
Will Smith and Martin Lawrence are reteaming for a fourth "Bad Boys" movie, in one of Smith's most high-profile new projects since the slap. Sony Pictures announced Tuesday that the untitled "Bad Boys" sequel is in early pre-production. In a video posted on Instagram, Smith filmed himself driving to Lawrence's house. Embracing at the door, Smith exclaims, "It's about that time!"
Myanmar resistance steadfast against army rule 2 years later
The prospects for peace in Myanmar, much less a return to democracy, seem dimmer than ever two years after the army seized power from the elected government of Aung San Suu Kyi, experts say.
Myagdi hot spring gaining prominence as healing place
The hot spring, located on the banks of Kaligandaki River in Paudwar of Annapurna Rural Municipality, Myagdi, is gaining prominence as a natural healing place. Many people have been visiting the place
Good income from pheasant farming
Farmers in Fungling Municipality, Taplejung started making good earnings from pheasant rearing in their firms. For the first time in the district, the farmers who have started commercial pheasant farming have started earning from their business.
Eating out growing popular among youths
These days, going out has become synonymous with eating out in a restaurant among the younger population. There are new eateries popping up at a pace like no other. The uncanny boom of particular fast-food chains like the Burger House feels belligerent to say the least.
Three policemen suspended after detainees' escape
Three policemen have been suspended after six detainees escaped from the custody of the Mahendranagar Area Police Office in Dhanusha. Suman Timilsina, Spokesperson for the Provinc
Bayern Munich sign Cancelo on loan from Man City
Bayern Munich have signed Portugal wing-back Joao Cancelo on loan until the end of the season from Manchester City, the German club confirmed on Tuesday. Bayern have an option to buy the Portuguese defender for a reported 70 million euros ($75 million) at the end of the season.
Statue of Bangdel placed in Khotang
A statue of noted artist and litterateur Lain Singh Bangdel which was in an abandoned state for the past 11 years in Khotang because of various disputes has now been kept in a park. Initially, the statue was built to place in Diktel.
Talk of fighter jets to Kyiv could strain Western unity
The possibility of providing Kyiv with fighter jets to help beat back Russia’s invasion forces risks the unity of Ukraine’s Western allies, amid fears of escalating the nearly year-long conflict and being drawn deeper into the war.
Is Communism Possible?
Under capitalism, man exploits man. Under communism, it’s just the opposite: John Kenneth Galbraith. Civilisation is the history of human evolution. Human species or Homo Sapiens have existed on earth for over 2, 00,000 years. Human being has arrived at
Comedy Of Errors In Politics
The political scenario in Nepal keeps shifting unexpectedly during government formation. The recent events regarding the citizenship of Rabi Lamichane, who campaigned for political and social transformations, highligh
Concern On Leprosy Cases
It seems that the goal of maintaining Nepal as a totally leprosy-free nation is not free from challenges. Re-emergence of cases makes it difficult to keep that status permanently. In fact Nepal had achieved the elimination of leprosy as a public health problem in December 2009. The disease was declared eliminated in 2010. But the matter of concern is that new cases continue to surface, mostly in the Terai districts. This p
