- Sunday, 3 May 2026
The Rising Nepal
Myth Of Mahankal And Kaliyug
Ancient times in the ancient Valley of Kathmandu. Under a piece of high heavens over Tundikhel, one fine morning, an unnamed tantric is addressing nature’s call on the lap of Mother Nature, with a pitcher full of wa
E-waste Management Challenges In Nepal
E-waste is an abandoned electronic goods or electronic products improperly disposed or discarded in the environment. In modern era, e-waste represents a byproduct of technological advancement. E-waste
A Memoir Of Brilliant Bureaucrat
It is generally assumed that top civil servants provide brain, blood and muscle to their political masters to undertake any initiative or make policy decisions. This applies more in the case of some key sectors like foreIt is generally assumed that top civil servants provide brain, blood and muscle to their political masters to undertake any initiative or make policy decisions. This applies more in the case of some key sectors like fore
The World In An Age Of Staged Reality
In every society, the powerful constitute a small minority, yet they occupy an extraordinary space – physical, political, and moral. The rest of us, the vast majority, live relatively unmasked lives. Our actions are judge
Memories From Nepal
I wake up to a hundred little bug bites and my hair is a mess. The sun is piercing through the window, filling the room with light. The sky is clear after a storm. The lush trees are filled with a vibrant green and a bree
Maghi sparks joy across Tharu settlements
Tharu settlements are becoming increasingly lively as Maghi, the great festival of the Tharu community, draws near. From villages to cities, Tharu organi
EV inflow continues at icy Korala
: Despite temperatures plunging to as low as minus 15 degrees Celsius in the mornings and evenings, electric vehicles (EVs) continue to enter Nepal in large numbers through the Korala border point in Upper Mustang.
Federalism key to stability, prosperity: CM Yadav
In Madhes Province, widely regarded as the cradle of federalism in Nepal, public attention has focused on the government formed under the leadership of the Nepali Congress (NC). The current administration fa
Namo Buddha–Balthali hike to boost tourism
A seven-kilometre hiking programme from the historic Namo Buddha to Balthali was organised on Thursday to promote tourism heritage sites and revive traditional trekking routes in Kavrepalanchok district.
North Korea's Kim visits nuclear subs
North Korea and Russia have drawn closer since Moscow launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine nearly four years ago, and Pyongyang has sent troops to fight for Russia. In return, Russia is sending North Korea financial aid, m
Ivory Coast starts Africa Cup title defense with a win
Ivory Coast got its Africa Cup of Nations title defense off to a winning start and France great Zinedine Zidane watched his goalkeeper son's safe hands as Algeria also started its campaign with a victory Wednesday.
Photo show highlights Nepal-Russia ties
The Russian House in Kathmandu, in collaboration with the Nepali Association of Alumni of Soviet and Russian Universities (Mitra Kunj), officially opened a photo exhibition titled ‘Reflection-2025 Russia Nepal Friendship’ on Wednesday.
Eight quintals marijuana confiscated
Police in Saptari district have seized a large quantity of illegal drugs, confiscating more than eight quintals of marijuana and arresting a driver who was attempting to smuggle the contraband into India.
Will UML Regain Its Turf
The Communist Party of Nepal-Unified Marxist-Leninist (CPN-UML) successfully held its 11th convention last week. According to UML sources, the inauguration assembly drew the presence of over 100,000 people
Bibliotherapy Boosts Mental Health
Last week, I heard a tragic story of a teenage boy who committed suicide. The reason was that his parents insisted that he focus on his studies for the upcoming internal examination at his college. This story
