- Thursday, 15 January 2026
The Rising Nepal
Defining Leadership As Cultural Guardianship
People follow their leaders as a cultural role model who transmits a shared worldview, symbols, values, morals, ideas, norms, beliefs and institutions inherited from their ancestors. They offer cognitive maps for the a
Learning By Doing: Effective Teaching Method
Last week, a video related to a cultural programme, organised by a school in Butwal, went viral on social media. The school, Everest School, is a well-known and reputable institution in the area. Because of its strong
Shun Partisan Path
n Hindu-majority Nepal, the echo of “isms” resounds louder than the sacred sound of Omkar. Socialism, nationalism, monarchism, Marxism, Leninism — the list of these ideological titles is pushing Nepali society
City charge stalls at Sunderland, Liverpool held by Leeds
Manchester City trail Arsenal by four points at the top of the Premier League after failing to end Sunderland's unbeaten home record in a 0-0 draw on Thursday, while Liverpool were also held by Leeds.
Bhoj Raj Thapa, others honoured
Journalist Bhoj Raj Thapa was honoured on the occasion of the 13th National Costume Day and International Topi Day in Kathmandu on Thursday. Thapa has been actively engaged in social journalism and consistently raising issues of public concern.
Syangja produces oranges worth Rs. 1.32 billion
Syangja, the country’s leading district in orange production, has produced oranges worth Rs. 1.32 billion in the current fiscal year. Oranges have been cultivated on
Education materials to Kalikot, Jumla students
Children studying in remote community schools of Jumla and Kalikot have received much-needed educational assistance. A total of 3,376 children in community sc
Bharse preserves legacy of Lahures through Gorkha Gallery
Bharse is known as a village of Lahures (soldiers retired from British and Indian armies). More than 700 ex-servicemen live in this particular village. To preserve the history of these Lahures,
More than 250 development projects underway in Chitwan
A total of 266 development projects are being carried out in Chitwan district this year under the Bagmati Province government’s Infrastructure Development Office. Most of the projects fall in the budget
Cultural Exchange Through Education
Whatever your life's work is, do it well. This, by Martin Luther King Jr., must have certainly been the driving factor contributing to my willingness to choose hotel management subject for my Bachelor's degree, d
Global Order Fractures, Brutal Conflicts Escalate
The year 2025 saw tumultuous geopolitical disruptions that have shaken the global order. The year was characterised by trade wars, military conflicts, natural disasters, mesmerising development of AI (artifi
Sociology Of Nepal's Labour Migration
International migration for labour has become an integral part of Nepali society. Nowadays, it isn't easy to find a single household without a family member who has migrated abroad for labour. After the restoration of democracy in 1990 and the adoption of economic liberalisation along with the liberal migration policies, labour migration from Nepal increased drastically, which also coincided with the growth a
Can Junk Food Tax Improve Health?
A familiar scene unfolds at dawn in almost all bus parks in Nepal. As the shopkeepers first open their shutters, they start quickly display the packets of instant noodles and sugary drinks across the counters. For com
Impressive Progress In Immunisation
Charimaya Praja, in her early 20s, is a mother of a child in Chainpur of Raksirang Rural Municipality in Makwanpur district. While she was pregnant a few years ago, for the first time she heard about the importance of im
Chhiring Sherpa honoured with two awards
Actress and model Chhiring Sherpa won two awards at the Nepal Nations Award 2025, held in the capital recently. She received the Best Female Model for Mo
