- Sunday, 3 May 2026
The Rising Nepal
We cannot bar anyone from contesting polls
Nepal is holding elections to the House of Representatives on March 5, 2026 amid rising public frustration. Fed up with bad governance, the people, especially th
25 best stories announced
A total of 25 best stories out of the stories submitted for the seventh edition of the Dish Home Bakhari Short Story Writing Competition–2082, have been selected.
MCA-Nepal signs contracts for road maintenance
MCA-Nepal has announced the signing of two major contracts worth a total of USD 23.66 million to advance road maintenance under the Millennium C
Sapana Acharya’s Unale Chhodeko Ujyaalo released
Writer Sapana Acharya’s second book, ‘Unale Chhodeko Ujyaalo’, was released on Monday, marking the annual death anniversary of her mother.
Minister Ghising instructs stakeholders to speed up work on Siddhababa Tunnel
About 65 per cent work of the under-construction Siddhababa Tunnel at Dobhan, Tinau Rural Municipality–3, Palpa, along the Siddhartha Highway has been completed.
Book on Dalit arts, indigenous knowledge launched
A comprehensive book documenting the artistic, technological and cultural contributions of Nepal’s Dalit community was launched at the Nepal Tourism Board (NTB) Hall in Kathmandu on Friday.
Barca strengthen Liga lead
Barcelona wingers Raphinha and Lamine Yamal guided the Catalan giants four points clear at the top of La Liga with a 2-0 win at 10-man Villarreal on Sunday.
Our roles are reduced to formalities, say Karnali women representatives
Women representatives elected in the local levels have complained that their roles have been reduced to mere formalities, with little real influence on decision-making. They said they are often limited to signing documents or endorsing the legality of decisions taken by others, without meaningful participation.
Stakeholders' meeting on polls,Everyone wants elections: PM Karki
Prime Minister Sushila Karki has said that the government is ready to face sustained criticism from both political parties and the younger generation to safeguard national interests.
Invest In Villagers To End Poverty
Poverty is a multidimensional challenge. Poverty is determined by the availability of basic needs such as safe drinking water, sanitation, nutrition, heal
Embrace New Development Model
Nepal today stands at a historic turning point. The country is in the middle of important debates about social transformation, political restructuring and economic progress. In the past seven decades, Nepal has experienced major changes from the end of the Rana regime, the beginning of multi-party demo
Promising Sports Sector
A decade ago, Dasarath Stadium would be filled with spectators cheering the Nepali team, both clubs, and the country whenever there was a match. However, that
Meditation For Peace
Having roots in Buddhism, Hinduism and Taoism, the oriental culture has internalised meditation as a source for emotional balance and inner peace. Modern l
India, New Zealand finalise free trade agreement
India and New Zealand announced Monday they have reached a free trade deal, seeking to deepen economic ties and shore up growth at a time of mounting global trade uncertainties.
Antique Dhaka Topis and uneven battle of handwoven heritage
A walk through Keltole, one of Kathmandu’s most prominent hubs for Dhaka products, offers a vivid display of Nepal’s textile heritage. Shops lined along the
