- Sunday, 3 May 2026
The Rising Nepal
Thailand releases 18 Cambodian prisoners
Thailand on Wednesday released 18 Cambodian prisoners of war held for five months, fulfilling the terms of a ceasefire agreement the two countries signed to end bitter fighting along their border.
'Sincaraz' set to dominate as 2026 tennis season kicks off
Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner are set for more world domination in 2026, starting at the Australian Open, while Aryna Sabalenka is bubbling with confidence as she chases further Grand Slam success.
Mrityu Yesto Hunuhundaina to be staged in Pokhara
The play ‘Mrityu Yesto Hunuhundaina’, which highlights the struggles of lower-middle-class families who do not know how to navigate life, is set to be staged in Pokhara.
After new house, children's education becomes Jibi's concern
For years, Jibi Bishwokarma of Kakrahawa in Gadhawa Rural Municipality-5 lived in a house that was a home only in name. With bamboo-woven walls and a thatched roof, the fragile shelter leaked during the monsoon and offered little protection from the biting cold in winter. Strong winds often blew the roof away, while rainwater would flood the interior, making daily life unbearable.
Youth power puts Nepal on global stage in 2025
The year 2025 marked politically turning point for Nepal. The Gen-Z movement of September 8 and 9 that overthrew a powerful government in less than 30 hours, not only demonstrated the power of citizens but also made news headlines globally.
Captive tigers short of food
Problematic tigers kept at Bardiya National Park (BNP) and the Rambhapur check post in Bardiya district are facing a shortage of food. The tigers were rescued from different pl
Trash collected along Maurice Herzog Trail
Rubbish left by tourists along the Maurice Herzog Trail leading to the Annapurna I Base Camp during the peak tourist season from September to November was collected over the course of a week.
'Kosh' goes out of use in measuring distance
Hidden quietly in Tuling village of Simkot Rural Municipality–7 lies a carved stone that once connected Humla to the heart of the Kathmandu Valley. Known locally as a kosh, the histo
US pulls Black WWII panels, backlash follows
Ever since a U.S. military cemetery in the southern Netherlands removed two displays recognizing Black troops who helped to liberate Europe from the Nazis, visitors have filled the guestbook with objections.
BP Koirala's Geopolitical Foresight
Nepal’s first-ever elected Prime Minister, BP Koirala, who the king dismissed after just eighteen months of a five-year term, was placed in solitary confinement for eight years and later forced into exile, chos
Preserving TU's Academic Sanctity
A university is a place of learning — an institution devoted to study, teaching, research, and intellectual exploration. It may embrace every field of knowledge or specialise in a particular discipline, but its enviro
Frosty Winter
The chill seeped in early this year as even autumn season was relatively colder than the previous years. Now it is the height of winter season as mercury has dipped significantly. Nights are longer while days are s
Poll Uncertainty Ends
With the submission of closed lists of the candidates contesting the House of Representatives (HoR) elections under the proportionate representation (PR) category by all political parties, all speculations about the pol
Aavaas mesmerises audience in Paleti
Paleti held in Kathmandu on Friday and Saturday, echoed with composer Aavaas' music. This edition of Paleti, featuring his musical c
National Mushroom Day marked for first time
Nepal on Tuesday marked the 'National Mushroom Day' for the first time, aiming to highlight the importance of mushroom cultivation in nutrition, income generation and agricultural diversification.
