- Thursday, 28 May 2026
The Rising Nepal
Leopard kills child in Tanahun; jackals bite 9 in Rukum
A leopard killed a child in Ward No. 12 of Vyas Municipality of Tanahun district Monday evening. The deceased has been identified as eight-year-old Abhinab Kunwar, son of Jagadish Kunwar.
Taplejung farmers busy harvesting cardamom
With the end of festivals like Dashain and Tihar, the farmers of Taplejung have been busy storing cardamom. Farmers are currently busy picking, releasing and drying cardamom as part of the cardamom harvesting process.
10 captive vultures released
National Trust for Nature Conservation (NTNC) released 10 captive white-rumped vultures into the wild on Tuesday. The vultures were transferred from the Vulture Conservation Breeding Centre (VCBN) in Kasara to the release aviary at the Jatayu Vulture Restaurant in Pithauli seven months ago, according to an NTNC press statement.
Narainapur locals to vote for candidate assuring irrigation facilities, foodstuff
Locals of Narainapur Rural Municipality, which is a remote and backward local level in Banke district, have said that they will vote only for the candidate who can make proper arrangements for irrigation and foodstuff.
Candidates dance Deuda while asking for votes
Candidates of the upcoming federal and provincial elections in Baitadi district are asking votes by playing Deuda and visiting religious sites. The candidates of both the ruling alliance and the
Gandaki bag second win, Lumbini condemn Bagmati to third defeat
Gandaki Province defeated Karnali Province by 32 runs for its second victory while Lumbini Province inflicted Bagmati Province to a third defeat in a row at the PM Cup One Day National Cricket Tournament.
Trump 2024 campaign prepares for post-midterms launch
As he played to a crowd of supporters in Robstown, Texas, former President Donald Trump drew cheers as he talked up his first two runs for the White House — and teased a third. “In order to make our country successful, safe and glorious again, I will probably have to do it again,” he said last month.
Mock voting held in Ilam, Biratnagar
In a bid to educate the voters for the upcoming November 20 elections to the House of Representatives, district election offices of Ilam and Morang organised a mock voting in the local levels of the two districts on Wednesday.
Xi’s 3rd Term Amid Strategic Tensions
Over the last one week, all eyes were on Beijing to see the turns of events in the China’s grand political event to be held once in every five years. The 20th national congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC) kicked off on October 16 and concluded on October 22 re-electing President Xi Jinping as general secretary of the CPC for unprecedented third tenure, signifying that he would continue to lead China at least for another five years.
Let Climate Justice Prevail
Globally pervasive temperature rise is a burning issue that has put the earth’s environmental health at stake. This has emerged as a major global challenge for the 21st century and further ahead. The catastrophic effects of global warming are already visible in the form of unpredictable weather patterns, long-term climate change and their consequential adverse repercussions on human health, agriculture, livelihood, biological divers
Digital Drive Ensures Students’ Rights
As Nepal is heading towards the national elections on 20th November 2022, the Nepali youth have been active in different ways. There was a South Asian Student Leaders’ virtual webinar which was conducted by the South Asian Peace Action Network (Sapan) on 29t
Impact Of Globalisation
If we were to listen graciously to our parents and elderlies, we would realise how much the world has changed. Looking at the world from their perspective is an education in itself. Millennials can only wonder at the events that uprooted their parents’ world and planted in its wake a new world. At the same time, as the new generations grow up, the perspective of a millennial will surprise them too. What is thus passed from one generation to the next isn’t just hereditary trait; it is also science and technology, arts and culture and socio-religious norms.
Samachakewa festival grips Terai
Samachakewa festival has begun with much fanfare in the Madhesi and Tharu villages of the central Terai. The festival is marked as a symbol of love between brothers and sisters. Enthusiasm of festival has already gripped Bara, Parsa, Rautahat and other districts.
Voter education campaign yet to begin in Banke
The elections to the House of Representatives and Provincial Assemblies are being held in the next 19 days. However, the voter education programme has not yet begun in Banke district. Candidates for the elections as well as voters expressed their concerns that lack of voter
Ankit century gives Province 1 first win at PM Cup
Ankit Subedi hammered a ton to help Province 1 clinch the first win while a four-wicket haul from Bhuvan Karki guided APF Club to a second consecutive victory at the PM Cup One Day National Cricket Tournament on Tuesday.
