- Sunday, 3 May 2026
The Rising Nepal
Election Fever Gripping The Nation
With the date for elections to the House of Representatives (HoR) approaching, all the stakeholders have now been engaged with the electoral processes. In line with the mandate given to the incumbent civilian gover
Seasonal Depression
"Seasonal depression" is a term that is seen frequently on social media and is also used popularly in conversation among youths. Even though the term and the nuance behind the term are somewhat eviden
Parties Vow For Polls
In a welcome step, the three major political parties have pledged to participate in the general elections slated for March next year. They made such a commitment during their meeting with Prime Minister Sushila Kar
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After having new home, Ilawati dreams of continuing education
At the tender age of seven, Ilawati Chaudhary lost her mother, Sarita Chaudhary, a painful experience that would never leave her heart. Just a year later, her father, Budhra
Sindhupalchowk coffee trade crosses Rs. 30 million
It is estimated that coffee sales in Sindhupalchowk generate an annual income of more than Rs. 30 million. Mandu Thapa, Chairperson of the Sindhupalchowk Coffee Cooperative Union Limited, shared that this amount is earned annually from the coffee produced by farmers across the district. The Union was established in 2012 with 64 groups and
Rasuwagadhi border reopens after reconstruction of Miteri Bridge
With the completion of the reconstruction of the Miteri Bridge at Rasuwagadhi in Gosaikunda Rural Municipality-2, which was damaged by floods on July 8, the Rasuwagadhi border checkpoint along the Nep
Police seize 733 weapons, arrest 10,000 escapees
Nepal Police have so far recovered 733 looted weapons and arrested 912 protestors in connection with the Gen-Z protests, while 465 damaged police offices have been fully restored and resumed operations across the country.
Thailand, Cambodia sign ceasefire
Thailand and Cambodia signed a ceasefire agreement on Saturday to end weeks of fighting along their border over competing territorial claims. The agreement took
Kathmandu hosts 'Cosmetica 2025'
Nepal's major trade exhibition for the cosmetics, beauty, and wellness industry, "Cosmetica 2025," commenced on Friday. Three-day expo began on Friday in Naxal, Ka
England ends 18-match winless Ashes streak
England ended an 18-match winless streak in Australia and beat the home side by four wickets in the fourth Ashes test at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Saturday. England lost the first
Work on delayed Kamala Bridge underway
The remaining work of the much-delayed Kamala Bridge, being constructed over the Kamala River along the Postal Highway connecting Siraha and Dhanusha, is underway.
Nepali scholar shaping medical education in Uzbekistan
Not everyone who leaves Nepal in pursuit of education plans to build a career abroad, and even fewer imagine leading an international university. Yet for Dr Kishan Bhandari, a native of Bouddha, Kathm
Gorkhapatra cooperative honours seven students
The 19th Annual General Meeting of the Gorkhapatra Employees Multipurpose Cooperative Limited was held here on Saturday. The programme was inaugurated by the Managing Director of Gorkhapatra Corporation, Lal Bahadur Airi. Speaking at the event, Airi said that the main objective of the cooperative is the
Nepali Army distributes firewood in Rajbiraj
As extreme cold and a cold wave continue to disrupt daily life, the Nepali Army has distributed firewood in Rajbiraj to provide relief to the locals. With the aim of protecting people from the co
Can Balen, Rabi Create Alternative Force?
With Kathmandu Metropolitan City Mayor Balen Shah taking a plunge into national politics, an alternative political force is emerging. Shah has suddenly pulled the political gravity toward himself after holding
