- Sunday, 3 May 2026
The Rising Nepal
18% of women in Kavre are widows, single
In Kavrepalanchok district, 18 per cent of the total female population aged 10 and above are windows and single women. According to the statistics on the stat
Lumbini Hospital construction picks pace
The construction of the 10-storey building at Lumbini Provincial Hospital is progressing rapidly, with 32 per cent physical completion achieved so far. The hospital is also considered a pride project of the Lumbini Provincial Government.
Qatar warns Gaza ceasefire is fragile
Qatar's prime minister on Saturday said the Gaza ceasefire has reached a "critical moment" as its first phase winds down, with the remains of just one Israeli hostage still held by militants in Gaza.
Treatment centre to clean Tukucha being built
A 15 million litre capacity water treatment centre is under construction to clean the Tukucha River flowing through the central part of Kathmandu and mix it with the Bagmati River.
Koshi Tourism Year turns a non-starter
Although the Koshi provincial government announced it would celebrate the current Nepali year 2082 as the ‘Koshi Tourism Year’, no concrete tourism-promotion programmes have been implemented, even
Biratnagar Kings defeat Sudurpaschim in thriller
Biratnagar Kings stunned Sudurpaschim Royals with a dominant six-wicket victory in the opening match of the second edition of the Nepal Premier League (NPL) at the Tribhuvan University International C
Coherent Higher Education Model In Need
It has become increasingly clear that Nepal’s higher education system has reached a point of directionlessness in its further development and disorder in its management. Over the past seven decades, the country has
How Technology Shapes, Shakes Human Life
Humans—specifically Homo sapiens—have always been in pursuit of a better life. From the hunting-gathering age to the digital era, this quest continues, albeit the tools we use have transformed dramatically
Reviving Reading Culture
Painfully, a decline can be incessantly observed in the reading culture from young minds to experienced ones globally, despite increasingly expanding access to digital connectivity. Among many vanishing, long-establishe
Joint Push For Polls
We cannot imagine democracy in the absence of elections. Elections are more important to end any political crisis and transition, as they are the best way to fu
Army team crowned in taekwondo championship
Tribhuvan Army Club, the departmental team, emerged as the champion of the 13th Korean Ambassador International Taekwondo Championship.
Nepal-Korea Mask Art Exhibition begins
The Embassy of the Republic of Korea in Nepal participated as the guest of honour in the Mask Art Exhibition organised by the Federation of Handicraft
Farmers in Lamjung at rush to harvest finger millet
With paddy harvest completed, farmers across Lamjung district are now busy gathering finger millet, one of the region’s major staple crops.
Hill-grown pumpkins in high demand of Madhes consumers
The demand for green vegetables produced in the hills—especially pumpkins—has increased significantly in the markets of Madhes.
Resource centres sever ties of disabled children with families
For the past few months, a young boy with a disability has been begging at Melamchi Bazar, Sindhupalchok, after escaping from a hostel operated by an organization.
