- Wednesday, 11 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
60,000 answer sheets of 17,000 students burnt during Gen-Z protest
The answer sheets of at least 19,000 students of the Technical Education and Vocational Training Council (CTEVT) and Tribhuvan University (TU) have been lost in arson during the Gen Z movement on September 8 and 9.
Need To Overcome The Condition Of Anomie
Nepal is in the labyrinth of a critical juncture of history. The nation’s site into the global conflict zone has attracted the interest of great powers and the free ride of deep state agencies.
Nepali Youths Redefining Success
Slowly yet steadily, the definition of ambition is being redefined as the youths of Nepal brew a shift with a quiet revolution. The once glamorous grinding is now turning into a history replaced b
Spiritual Revolution
Nepal is not a normal country. We are the roof of the world, the crossroads of civilizations, the meeting point of earth and heaven. If we fail to awaken, our gift is wasted. But if we succeed, Nepal can show the worl
Invincible Nepal clinch Qualifier title
Nepal has qualified for the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026 as champions of the Asia and East Asia-Pacific Qualifiers. The Rhinos defeated Samoa by 124 runs
Govt moves to terminate long-stalled projects
The government has initiated the process to terminate several long-stalled contracts for road and bridge construction projects that have remained incomplete for years, despite signing agreements.
Yatra Tattoo Exhibition begins
The ‘Yatra Tattoo Exhibition and Art Workshop’, jointly organised by the Nepal Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA) and the Himalayan Tattoo Summit, began on Friday. During the opening ceremony, Chancellor of
Cabinet endorses USD 10M grant from WB
Minister for Communication and Information Technology Jagdish Kharel has said that the government will move forward in accordance with the rule of law, legal procedures, and practical governance principles.
Dali Blends Nature, Culture, Growth
An old man was busy putting electric bulbs in plastic bottles on the grassy, wet bank of the Erhai Lake in Dali, Yunnan, China. A girl and a few kids, probably the old man's children, were giving him the bottl
Nepal’s Gen-Zs And Dynamics Of Youth Uprising
In recent decades, scholars have divided populations into generational cohorts to explain how shared historical and social experiences shape collective values and behaviours. Much of the current thinking around
Deviating From Corruption Agenda Backfires
From hashtags to the frontline, on September 8, the streets of Kathmandu were filled with young voices demanding one thing: END CORRUPTION. The social media ban was a trigger to unleash the public an
Goodall: Pioneering Conservationist
Jane Goodall was a British scientist known for her research on chimpanzees. She studied the animals for many years in the East African country of Tanzania. Her discoveries changed the way chimpanzees are stud
US developer builds homes for displaced Ukrainians
The Russian invasion of Ukraine has displaced millions, scattering families across the country and abroad. For many, heavy fighting in the east means crowded shelters, borrowed beds and fading hope.
Crowd of domestic tourists flock to Kauledanda
Kauledanda in Nisdi Rural Municipality-3, Jhiruwas, Palpa, which was covered with thick bushes about 15 years ago, has now become a popular destination for domestic tourists. After the open land in the area was re
Rhino found dead at Bandarjhula
A 25-year-old male rhino has been found dead in the Amaltari Sector of Chitwan National Park. According to the park’s information o
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