- Tuesday, 10 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
The Visitors In Our Back Yard
In Nepal, my home had a big space and a lot of trees. There were a lot of pets like cats, dogs, chicken, goats, bunnies, and a white mouse. There was also a fami
ID cards to be distributed to Mahottari Gen-Z victims
The process of distributing identity cards to those injured during the Gen Z movement has begun in Mahottari district as per the directive of the government.
Jogi community returns to tradition amid growing respect
The younger generation of the minority Jogi community has begun returning to their ancestral occupation of ‘Feri’, a traditional ritual performed by roami
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35 industries pay Rs. 238.7 m in arrears
About 25 new industries that had consumed electricity from dedicated and trunk lines during load shedding in the past have paid the first installment of premium tariff arrears.
World's fossil fuel emissions to hit new record in 2025
Global fossil fuel emissions are set to hit a new high in 2025, according to research published Thursday that also warns curbing warming under 1.5C would now be essentially "impossible".
Annapurna area draws more tourists
The Annapurna Conservation Area (ACA), renowned for its trekking routes and natural beauty, has set a new record for foreign tourist arrivals this year.
Political transition can slow growth
Nepal’s economic growth is projected to slow to 2.1 per cent in the fiscal year 2025/26 from 4.6 per cent in fiscal year 2024/25, reflecting the impact of the September 2025 public unrest and ensuing political instability, according to the World Bank’s latest economic update.
DoA initiates work to conserve historic Dhankuta mint house
The Department of Archaeology (DoA) has initiated conservation work on the historic Mint house in Dhankuta by including it in the budget for the fiscal year 2025/26.
Venezuela In Geopolitical Entrapment
As Russia-Ukraine war continues to grow fiercer, and the Israel-Iran sabre rattling edges closer to renewed escalation amid fragile peace, a third front in global c
Life Is Too Precious To End By Oneself
Recently, a bad news story entered our staff room: 'A girl studying in B. B.Ed. third year committed suicide!' Soon, I found out who the girl was. She was one of my
Saving Indigenous Language
Humans have, for many centuries, resorted to various media to convey their distinct ideas to others. Since the dawn of human civilization, numerous meth
Power Bills Clearance
In welcome news, industries that had their electricity supply disconnected for failing to pay tariffs under the dedicated and trunk electricity line have taken th
Lalitpur Queens advance to EWVL final
Lalitpur Queens almost secured a spot in the final of the Everest Women's Volleyball League, courtesy of Kathmandu Spikers lower set ratio.
Posters of Mirmire released
Two posters promoting the film 'Mirmire', featuring the lead actors, have been officially released. The film is directed by Yam Shrepa.
Oxen shortage drives farmers toward modern threshing tools
Farmers in Lamjung are currently busy harvesting and storing paddy, but unlike in the past, the festive joy once associated with this season has largely faded.
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