- Tuesday, 10 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
English Subculture In Our Schools
English as a second language has received a mix of sympathetic and critical opinions in Nepali society lately, possibly not due to Anglophobia but rather becaus
Power Of Billions
The pirates are back, and they have the rich and powerful in their sights: The skull and crossbones from the anime series “One Piece”, in which pirates wage war
Supporting Private Sector
During the recent Gen Z movement, the private sector suffered severe attacks, causing massive destruction to its properties and businesses. Several busines
Int'l cultural exchange expo begins
International Cultural Exchange Exhibition 2025 titled Smile for Smile began in coordination with the Nepal Academy of Fine Arts, Art Project Internationa
Arsenal winning run ends in Sunderland draw
Arsenal's 10-game winning run came to an end as Brian Brobbey's last-gasp goal gave Sunderland a dramatic 2-2 draw against the Premier League leaders,
Onions from Bahuni taken to town for sale
Farmers of Swamikartik Bahuni, located in the north-eastern part of Bajura district, have started taking their onions to town for sale.
Young voters flood Bagmati's election offices to register names
Election offices across Bagmati Province are witnessing a significant surge in the number of young voters registering their names in the voters' list.
Korala route opens for Kailash pilgrims
Nepali and foreign pilgrims can now travel to Tibet’s sacred Mount Kailash and Mansarovar Lake directly through the Korala border point in Mustang, foll
President stresses media’s role in strengthening democracy
President Ramchandra Paudel has said that the media has a crucial role in strengthening democracy and creating an environment where the people can benefit from it.
Gen Z martyr Kuthumi's family urges govt to honour his dream
Just a few days before the Gen Z movement began, Chhatraman Kuthumi, who was in Kathmandu at the time, sent a message to his elder brother, Khand
Community courts formed in Bajura
In a bid to bring about social transformation, local "kachahari" (community courts) have been organised in various villages across Bajura.
Tourist sites in Jajarkot remain neglected
A dozen tourist destinations in Jajarkot have been left neglected, as the local governments and concerned bodies failed to allocate sufficient funds or make effective plans for their conservation.
Schools in Manang filled with children of migrant workers
Manang, the least populated district, has recently seen a surge of students from outside the district. Nearly all educational institutions in Manang are presently occupied by students from other districts.
Korean Embassy hosts food festival
The Embassy of the Republic of Korea in Nepal hosted a Korean Food Festival on Saturday at the Ambassador’s residence in Kathmandu.
Decoding Disasters, Damage And Death
Nepal is among the most disaster-prone countries, due to its steep and rugged terrain, high seismic activity, monsoonal dynamics, and socio-economic vulner
