- Saturday, 11 April 2026
The Rising Nepal
Teej festival marked with fanfare
All Shiva shrines across the country were flooded with women attired in red saris on the occasion of Teej, the biggest festival of Nepali women, on Tuesday. They looked more beautiful with red bangles on their wrists, necklaces of glass beads on their necks, heavy gold ornaments, and vermillion powder.
GIBL makes LC and bank guarantee online
Global IME Bank Limited (GIBL) has launched the service of issuing letters of credit (LC) and bank guarantees online.
Teej becoming more inclusive
Haritalika Teej, mostly celebrated by women of the hilly region, has, of late, become popular and common to all Nepalis across the country.
Myanmar Airlines eager to operate flights at GBIA
The government-run airline company of Myanmar has shown its interest to operate flights to Gautam Budhha International Airport (GBIA) as soon as possible.
Karma expects to sell apple worth Rs. 30 million
Mustang’s apple is now famous for its taste. Many people know the taste of juicy Mustang apple in a single bite. People in Mustang have been growing apples since ancient times.
Babai corridor prioritised for Dang’s development
For the overall development of the Dang Valley, five municipalities here have accorded priority to the Babai corridor. They suggested the Ministry of Urban Development to include the project in the 20-year strategic plan being developed for the development of the Dang Valley.
Nepal beat Kenya, take 2-1 lead
Nepal registered a four-wicket victory over Kenya to take a 2-1 lead in the T20I Series at Gymkhana Club Ground, Nairobi on Sunday.
Chokhaya festival marked in Humla
Chokhya festival, which is celebrated only in two villages of Humla, is considered to be a festival to ward off the evil eye.
TikToking banned in Pashupati
If you are planning to visit Pashupatinath on Tuesday to pay homage to Pashupatinath on the occasion of Teej festival and sing and dance with friends, it will be fine. But if you take photograph or film a video with your mobile phone, you will surely be fined.
Five cooperatives to merge to create 'National Ideal Yamuna'
Five cooperatives operating at different locations in Kathmandu are going to merge with each other and create the 'National Ideal Yamuna Cooperative'.
Pvt sector expresses reservation over working capital loan cap
The private sector has voiced its reservations over the Guidelines on Working Capital Loan, 2022 issued by the Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) on last Tuesday stating that the cap of 25 percent working capital is impractical.
150-year-old suspension bridge continues connecting Nepal, India
Inhabitants of both Nepal and India have been struggling to cross the border point at Jhulalghat, in Baitadi district, for a lack of a proper bridge. The 150-year-old suspension bridge has worn out several times but has been brought into use each time after renovations.
Debate surrounding date of Atwari
The Tharu communities in Dang, Banke, Bardiya, Kailali, and Kanchanpur are celebrating Atwari, their second biggest festival after Maghi, on Sunday.
Liger witnesses 77% drop in South India
Vijay Deverakonda’s Bollywood debut movie, Liger is already struggling hard to survive at the ticket counters. The South Indian states where the film was expected to get the maximum audience have witnessed a 77 percent drop vis-à-vis the opening day.
Nepali rafters eye a medal in Asian event
Tribhuvan Army Club (TAC) rafting coach Major Rajiv Chand has been brimming with hopes that his team of rafters will win at least one medal at the Asian Rafting Championship, slated from 16th to 25th September at the Beas River of Manali, India.
