- Thursday, 28 May 2026
The Rising Nepal
Indra Jatra festival begins
The annual eight-day festival of Indra Jatra has officially begun after erecting a 32-hand-long wooden pole at the Hanumandhoka Durbar Square on Wednesday.
Day Meal Programme keeping students at schools
The Day Meal Programme (DMP) launched by the federal government for all primary level students of community schools across the country has been effective in increasing the number of students in schools of the rural areas of Kalikot and Banke districts.
'King cobra' found in a house in Rukum
Raj Goman (King Cobra) found inside a house at Chhipridaha in Sisne Rural Municipality-6, Rukum East has been captured and released into the wild Tuesday evening.
India start title defence with victory
India started their quest for the sixth SAFF Women’s Championship title with a 3-0 defeat over Pakistan while Bangladesh also opened the campaign with a 3-0 rout over the Maldives at Dasarath Stadium, Kathmandu on Wednesday.
Dhaulagiri music festival on Sept. 10
Dhaulagiri Sangeet Utsav and the second Dhaulagiri Sarstha Sammanis going to be held in Kathmandu on September 10.
Warehouse with date-expired medicines sealed
District Administration Office (DAO), Parsa, has sealed the warehouse of G Pharma Link Pvt. Ltd. at Adarshanagar, Birgunj, after finding a large number of dates expired medicinal drugs.
Rukum East not doing enough to exploit tourism potential
Rukum was one district before the Nepal government divided it into East and West while federating the country. Now Rukum East is a mountain district of Lumbini Province situated along the Dhaulagiri mountain range.
Govt intensifies efforts to control dengue
The government has intensified its effort to bring cases of dengue across the country under control.
Facilitate Trade With China
Nepali traders and entrepreneurs are in trouble as Nepal’s two major border points with China, Rasuwagadhi-Keyrung and Tatopani-Jangmu, at the northern borders h
In Praise Of Mikhail Gorbachev
Mikhail Gorbachev, who launched drastic reforms that helped terminate the Cold War and precipitated the breakup of the Soviet Union, died on
Achieve Sustainable Economic Growth
Fiscal and monetary policies are the two prominent macroeconomic policies that influence the macroeconomic indicators. Horton and Ganainy (2020) define fiscal policy as the use of government spending and taxation to influence the economy. According to them, governments typically use fi
Fourth Infrastructure Summit from today
The fourth Nepal Infrastructure Summit (NIS) 2022 will kick off in Kathmandu on Thursday. The Confederation of Nepalese Industries (CNI) is holding the largest event on infrastructure development and financing in collaboration with the Government of Nepal since 2014.
Panauti’s world heritage dream remains unfulfilled
The early medieval architectural complex of Panauti was put on UNESCO’s tentative lists for World Heritage Sites in 1996. Yet, nearly three decades on, it is still waiting to be inscribed on the official World Heritage List, partially due to a lack of initiation from the federal government.
Elephants ravage houses in Mahottari
A herd of wild elephants that entered a human settlement in Hattitole, Bardibas Municipality-8, destroyed four houses Tuesday morning. The tuskers from the nearby forest entered the settlement at 2 am on Tuesday and completely destroyed the houses of Jeet Bahadur Yonjan, Jaya Kishun Mahato, Buddhiman Singhden, and Som Bahadur Tamang.
Nepal make winning start at SAFF Championship
Sabita Bhandari and Anita Basnet scored two goals each as Nepal thrashed Bhutan 4-0 in a one-sided affair and made a winning start at the 6th South Asian Women’s Championship at Dasarath Stadium in Kathmandu on Tuesday.
