- Thursday, 28 May 2026
The Rising Nepal
Kathmandu to host Kalinga Sahitya Mahotsav in October
The first international edition of Kalinga Sahitya Mahotsav (Literary Festivals), a prestigious literary institution in India, is going to be held in Kathmandu in October 15-16.
Ilam Municipality planning to establish medical college
Ilam Municipality on Thursday shared how it was working to develop Ilam Hospital as a medical college (Health Science Academy) to deliver health facilities to more than 1 million people living in the four districts of the former Mechi zone and parts of Tehrathum and impart medical education.
Homestay Tourism In Nepal
Over the past two decades, homestay tourism has played a prominent role in the development of Nepal's tourism sector.
Ghariyal Hatchlings After Two Decades
The gharial crocodile, considered rare, has produced hatchlings in the Karnali River for nearly two decades. This year, 28 hatchlings have been seen in the Khauraha river towards Geruwa from Karnali. This is considered to be the first sign of successful construction of this Karnali waterway after 17 years. Earlier, Ghariyal hatchlings were spotted in 2062 BS in Karnali.
Himalayan Crystal Salt
Rarely does any ground rock in the world contain as many minerals and microelements as the crystal salt of the Himalayan Mountains, whose importance in medicine and health is already widely known throughout the world.
Critical Beauty Of Words
I am thrilled to have read "The Power of Words," a poetry collection written by Binod Dawadi from Nepal and edited and written by Sydnie Beaupre from Canada.
On Managing Forests
Forests are not 'jungles' anymore - they are the crops that can be cultivated. They are regenerated or planted, grown, harvested, used, and again regenerated in perpetuity. Nowhere is the concept of 'sustainability' more relevant than in forests when they are sustainably managed or cultivated.
Danney's Musical Legacy
Danny Niroula, a talented music composer and singer, has been living in Kathmandu, giving continuity to his career in the music sector.
‘Coaching national team is big opportunity for me’
Pradip Humagain said the responsibility to coach the national football team for the international friendly against Bangladesh was a big opportunity for him.
Krishna Janmastami being marked today
Nepali Hindus across the nation are celebrating Krishana Janmashtami today.
'Checking of two-wheelers intensified'
The Kathmandu Valley Traffic Police Office (KVTPO) has intensified the checking of two-wheelers as two-wheelers are found to have been involved in the majority of accidental deaths.
Codes For Rule Of Law
The rule of law is a sine qua non for a vibrant democracy in which everyone is bound by the law. Democracy cannot function well in the absence of the rule of law. Applying norms and procedures alone cannot be adequate for enhancing the rule of law.
Prevent Intellectual Decadence
Intellectual elites are a vital asset to society as they have the potential to influence the nation’s politics in a positive light. However, they can often find themselves directed towards dishonesty in certain environments.
Social Protection Against Poverty
Poverty has still remained our major socio-economic problem. About a fourth of Nepalis is in absolute poverty as measured by an official survey.
Sinja Haat market, revived after three centuries
The Sinja Rural Municipality of the district has revived its old tradition of holding Haat markets.
