- Wednesday, 11 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Plastic-made flowers banned in Musikot
Musikot Municipality in Western Rukum has decided to impose a complete ban on the use, sale, and distribution of plastic flower garlands. The municipality has informed that its 54th
Mahara held in connection to gold smuggling case
Former speaker of the House and leader of CPN-Maoist Centre, Krishna Bahadur Mahara, has been arrested by the Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) of the Nepal Police.
Post-monsoon dengue outbreak risk high: Experts
Experts have warned that the risk of post-monsoon dengue outbreaks remains high, despite the relatively few recorded deaths and infections. Although only a few deaths and infection cases were reported, the risk of a post-monsoon dengue outbreak remains high, said Dr. Sher Bahadur Pun, coordinator of the Research Unit at Sukraraj Tropical and Infectious Disease Hospital, Teku.
Govt respects autonomy of Press Council: Minister Kharel
Minister for Communication and Information Technology, Jagdish Kharel, has urged the officials of the Press Council Nepal (PCN) to work in a way that makes people feel the presence of a capable and autonomous body.
Floods, landslides leave Bardibas deserted
At a time when the town should be bustling with activity during major festivals, Bardibas in Mahottari district wears a deserted look. Bardibas, located at the crossroads of th
NC, UML agree to reduce ministries in Bagmati
Amid growing concerns about the increasing number of ministries and the financial burden they impose, the Bagmati Province government is preparing to reduce the number of ministries.
Mbappé scores but limps off in France's World Cup qualifying win
Kylian Mbappé showed little sign of a recent ankle injury as he scored with a slaloming run to help France beat Azerbaijan 3-0 in World Cup qualifying. He added an as
Clothes Bank in Damak benefits lower-income group
Along the roadside of Ward No.6 in Damak, Jhapa, stands a small, tin-roofed room that resembles a community wardrobe. Inside, rows of well-arranged clothes, shirts, trousers, and kurthas hang ready for
Germans flock to forests to collect mushrooms
Wolfgang Bivour carefully emptied a basket of freshly collected mushrooms onto a forest floor covered with fallen autumn leaves. Brown-capped porcini and bay boletes lay beside slimy purple brittlegills and
West Indies 140-4 at stumps on day two after India posts 518
India all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja took 3-37 as West Indies reached 140-4 at stumps Saturday on day two of the second cricket test. Through 43 overs, the
Party Reforms, Polls Key To Nepal’s Future
A month has elapsed since the unprecedented demonstration, initiated peacefully by the Gen Z group to protest against the ban imposed on social sites by the KP Sharma Oli-led government, and rampant corr
Values Of Laboratory Data In Diagnosis
Diagnosis is both an art and science in modern medicine. Physicians’ intuition, experience, and interaction with patients are the art, and laboratory values are the science. Hence, laboratory investigations becom
John Lodge, singer and bassist of Moody Blues, dies at 82
John Lodge, the singer and bassist of British rock band The Moody Blues for more than 50 years, has died. He was 82. In a statement Friday, his family sai
Ethics In Media
The media is one of the most powerful pillars in the modern world. It informs people about events and spreads knowledge across the general public. It also plays a key role in shaping public opinion. Through newsp
Dang ensures ample marigold supply for Tihar
his year, Dang district will have an ample supply of marigold flowers for the Tihar festival. Farmers from Tulshipur, Ghorahi, and Lamahi areas have produced enough blooms to meet the local demand. It is
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