- Thursday, 28 May 2026
The Rising Nepal
Lessons From World Dairy Summit 2022
Founded in Brussels of Belgium during the First International Dairy Congress in 1903, International Dairy Federation (IDF) represents the global dairy sector and ensures that the best scientific expertise is used to support high quality milk and nutritious, safe, and sustainable dairy products.
Nepal-India border to remain closed for 72 hours on poll day
Nepal-India border in Kanchanpur and Kailali districts will remain close for 72 hours during the election to the House of Representatives (HoR) and the Provincial Assembly slated for November 20. A meeting of the officials of Nepal and India held at Rudrapur of Udhyam Singh district, Uttarakhand, India, on Friday decided to close the border.
Janakpurdham Sub-metropolitan City provides tractors to 11 wards
Janakpurdham Sub-Metropolitan City has handed over 11 tractors to its ward offices for waste management. The City handed over the tractors to 11 of its 25 wards. Mayor of Janakpurdham Sub-Metropolitan City Manoj Kumar Sah informed that the tractors were handed over to the wards so that they could use them to collect the city waste.
Auspicious hour of Bhaitika at 11.37 on October 27
The Nepal Calendar Determination Committee (NCDC) has announced 11.37am on Thursday October 27 as the auspicious time for putting and receiving Bhai Tika this year. Tihar, also known as Yamapanchak, starts from Saturday with the first day being Yamdipdan and Dhanteras.
Explosives used to clear Karnali Highway
Nepali Army is using explosives to remove the rocks accumulated along the Karnali Highway. Large stones and debris were accumulated along several sections of the highway because of the landslides caused by excessive rain at the end of monsoon season.
Candidates heat up election atmosphere in Dhangadhi
Election atmosphere is heating up in Kailali of Sudurpashim as the elections to the House of Representatives and Provincial Assembly are just a month away. Political parties and the independent candidates have already intensified their election-centric activities for the November 20 elections to the House of Representatives (HoR) and the Provincial Assembly (PA).
Nation becoming self-reliant in production of flowers
With the expansion of floriculture farming over the years, Nepal is becoming self-reliant in flowers. According to the Floriculture Association Nepal (FAN), about 90 per cent of the Nepali demand for flowers is met by domestic production. Bishwamani Pokharel, general secretary of the FAN, said production of flowers in Nepal was enough to fulfill about 90 per cent of domestic demand. However, the remaining 10 per cent could not be produced due to lack of technology and land to produce hybrid seeds. He said that achievement in the expansion of floriculture and its contribution to the national economy is appreciable.
20 arrested on drug smuggling charge
A statement by the Narcotics Control Bureau of Nepal Police on October 20 showed that 20 individuals were arrested on charge of smuggling various drugs into the Kathmandu Valley over October 12-19. Brown sugar, also known as heroin, cannabis and several pharmaceutical drugs worth more than a million were arrested from the smugglers dur
Inflation up by 8.64% in two months
The consumer price inflation reached 8.64 per cent in the second month of the current fiscal year, more than double the same period last fiscal year. According to the current macroeconomic and financial situation of Nepal published by Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) on Friday, the y-o-y consumer price inflation remained at 8.64 per cent in the second month of FY 2022/23 compared to 3.49 per cent a year ago.
Jagadamba motors launches new scooter
Jagdamba Motors Pvt. Ltd., the authorised distributor of TVS Motor Company in Nepal, has unveiled the TVS Ntorq125 Race XP in Kathmandu. Brand Ambassadors of TVS Ntorq, Swastima Khadka and Pradeep Khadka launched the new product in the Nepali market. The celebrities were accompanied by Deepak Agrawal – CEO of the company, Deepak Rauniyar, vice president of the company, and artistes Pratap Das and Rachana Rimal.
Media urged to play role of 'watch dog'
Election Commissioner Dr. Janaki Kumari Tuladhar has asked the media to play the role of the 'watch dog' to prevent violation of election code of conduct. “Like in the previous elections, this time too, the Election Commission has been looking for the continuation of the impartial role of the media,” Dr. Tuladhar said while speaking at a media orientation programme organised by the Election Commission (EC) in Nepalgunj on Thursday. Dr. Tuladhar said that media’s role is very important and responsible during the elections. She mentioned that the EC had launched voter’s education programme to reduce the number of invalid votes.
EC's Fresh Reminder
The Election Commission (EC) appears to be quite serious about implementing the election code of conduct scrupulously as the elections to the House of Representatives and Provincial Assemblies are approaching. The election body has frequently asked the political parties, their candidates and independent aspirants to abide by the poll code in its letter and spirit in order to hold the forthcoming elections in a free, fair and impartial way. With a rise in the number of incidents related to the violation of the election code of conduct by the political parties and their contenders, the
Hold Elected Leaders Accountable
Yes, we all know that the important political exercise of electing leaders for the House of Representatives and provincial assemblies is very close by. But before that, we have Tihar, considered the second biggest festival of Nepalis, just round the corner. Tihar is a great festival, and according to media reports, the environment of this delightful occasion has already gripped most of the people. But apart from being a bright festival, Tihar is also a noisy occasion, when many organised youths go from house to house trying to make merry the occasion and also raising funds at the same time.
In Quest Of Strategic Advantage
As Russian invasion of Ukraine drags on, threatening statement of Russia’s President Putin signaling the possible use of tactical nuclear weapons has rung alarming bell to the international community. Such pronouncement from a nuclear weapons capable country deserves to be taken seriously. The threat of use of nuclear weapons has been a taboo since 1945. But the speech from the top leadership of a country, whose military doctrine has entertained the deployment of relatively low-yield nuclear weapons in a war, can hardly be ignored.
Ensure Food Security
Food is the first thing that comes to our mind as it is essential for life. We need nutritious foods to eat in order to remain healthy and live longer. Such foods are considered a prerequisite for proper development of children. Although people have fundamental right to food, hunger remains to be a persistent and ever-increasing problem worldwide.
