- Tuesday, 10 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Nepal’s oldest medicine factory struggles to survive
Vaidyakhana, Nepal’s oldest herbal medicine production factory, established 400 years ago, is currently struggling to survive.
EC holds 2nd round of meeting with political parties
The Election Commission has held the second round of consultations with the political parties regarding preparations for the National Assembly and House of Representatives elections. The representatives from political parties representing the federal, provincial and loc
Landslide victims happy after getting safe new houses
The families displaced by a landslide in Tanjakot Rural Municipality-4, Humla, four years ago are finally happy to have moved into safe and permanent homes.
20 on board killed in plane crash
All 20 personnel on board a Turkish military cargo plane that crashed in Georgia were killed, Turkey's defense minister announced on Wednesday.
Tourism in Manang returns to normal pace
After days of slowdown caused by heavy snowfall, tourism activities in Manang have begun returning to normal. According to the Annapurna Conservation
Selling smiles on the roadside
Streets of Lagankhel in Lalitpur fill with the sounds of buses, footsteps, and the cheerful voices of street vendors from early in the morning. Among them
Nepalbhasha Central Department distributes awards
The Central Department of Nepalbhasha, Patandhoka, Lalitpur, launched the Nepalbhasha Journal and presented various awards amid a programme on Wednesday.
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Industries pay first installment of electricity dues
Industries whose electricity supply had been disconnected for failing to pay premium tariffs under the dedicated and trunk electricity lines have begun clearing their outstanding dues.
Democratising Nepal’s Democracy
The much-demanded good governance by the Nepali youth is only possible through democracy, as it keeps people at the centre of governance. A democr
Politics Of Nobel Peace Prize
Nobel Peace Prizes are not always free from controversy. They are said to be politically motivated. The Nobel Peace Prize awarded to the late Henry Kissing
Recover TU’s Land
Tribhuvan University (TU), established in 1959, remained the sole university in the country for about three decades and was considered a reputed institutio
Change For The Better
In September, Nepal witnessed unprecedented protests and demonstrations by members of the Gen Z movement that claimed at least 76 lives and caused many more
Paddy production goes up in Bajura
Paddy production has increased in Bajura district. Compared to the last fiscal year, paddy production has risen by 758 metric tonnes this fiscal year.
Duna, Tapari making competition held
Holding sal leaves (Shorea robusta) and thin bamboo splits in her hands, nine-year-old Saraswoti Paudel was busy weaving duna and tapari (traditional leaf plates and bowls).
Karnali Yashvis storm into EWVL final
Defending champions Karnali Yashvis have booked their place in the final of the Everest Women’s Volleyball League (EWVL).
