- Tuesday, 10 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Lalitpur joins UNESCO Creative Cities Network
Lalitpur Metropolitan City (LMC) has earned the prestigious title of a UNESCO Creative City of Music and is now proudly part of the UNESCO Creative Cities Network (UCCN).
Public Trust Key To Political Legitimacy
In a varied society like Nepal, customary legitimacy can serve as a source of political stability while the coherence of the state, polity, political parties and civil society is expected to achieve n
Global Events Hit Cross-border Lending
Banks will always have one tug of war while lending a balance between trust and belief. When crossing borders with their checked money, they are also loaning the capital. Cross-bo
Gen Z’s Dreams And Doubts
Nepal’s ground shook on September 8 and 9 as thousands of youth poured into the streets. Their banners and shouts were simple: lift the social media ban, end corruption. But what starte
Sama-Chakewa festival concludes
Sama-Chakewa festival, which began on the day of Bhai Tika and concluded at midnight on the full moon day of Kartik, was grandly observed this year by the Tharu community of Udayapur.
Bayern Munich aim to keep winning run going
Who can end Bayern Munich's winning start to the season? After a week in which it defeated European champion Paris Saint-Germain and 2024 Bundesliga champion Bayer Leverkusen
Industries start paying power dues
Large industries with outstanding electricity tariff arrears under dedicated and trunk lines have begun paying their dues, starting with the first installment payments.
Medicine shortages, rising costs plague Gen-Z protest survivors
Pran Nath Ghimire, uncle of Kamal Ghimire, who was injured in the Gen-Z movement, has spent more than Rs. 200,000 on medicines and other treatment-related expenses.
Security Printing Press begins driving licences printing
The government has started printing vehicle driving licences in home, marking a significant step toward bolstering administrative efficiency and national security. The Security Printin
Sustaining Nepal’s Nutrition Gains
For more than half a century, the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) has stood beside Nepal — not merely as a donor, but as a trusted friend in its journey from de
A Community’s Fight To Protect Precious Tree
Loth Salla, scientifically known as Taxus wallichiana or the Himalayan yew, grows between 2,300 and 3,400 meters. This tree is not an ordinary plant. Its leaves and bark contain taxol, a powerf
Sudan Takes Chariya Dance Across Globe
Born to a family deeply rooted in Newa culture, Sudan Munikar grew up in Yatkha, Kathmandu. The city of Kathmandu is renowned for its Newari festivals, rituals, dances, music and cultural
Meteors To Paint Sky With Shooting Stars
The night skies of this cold, short winter month can captivate sky-gazers with a myriad of mysteries connected to conjuring constellations, sparkling stars, and peculiar planets that gleam
Essayist's Deep Dive Into Social Reality
The essay is considered the youngest genre in Nepali literature. The modern Nepali essay began with the publication of essays by Balkrishna Sama and Laxmi Prasad Devkota in Sarada i
Fashion And Power Of Cultural Fusion
When people hear the term “fashion designer,” they often imagine glamorous runways, extravagant gowns, and a life filled with glitter. What they don’t imagine is the actual designer, hunch
