- Wednesday, 11 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Relief distributed to flood, landslide victims in Ilam
The number of people who lost their lives in floods and landslides in Ilam has reached 39, according to data updated on Tuesday. Police said that the body of Prav
CIAA Hetauda resolves 1,942 cases
The Commission for the Investigation of Abuse of Authority (CIAA), Hetauda Office, resolved 1,942 complaints during the last fiscal year 2024/25, out of a total of 2,763 cases registered from its 11 working districts.
Two years into war in Gaza, no clear way out visible
Two years after Hamas' attack ignited the war in the Gaza Strip, the militant group is weakened but not defeated, Israel has clobbered its enemies across the region but failed to achieve its main goals, and no one knows how it all will end.
Reconstruction of damaged diversion on BP Highway in progress
With heavy rainfall on Friday and Saturday, the flood in the Roshi River has caused damage to the temporary diversion on the BP Highway. The Road Division in Bhaktapur said
Sarai dance performed to bid farewell to Dashain
In various parts of Palpa, the traditional Sarai dance was performed to bid farewell to this year’s Dashain festival. After dancing with weapons such as
Stop Politicising Foreign Policy
Foreign policy is a country’s fundamental principle and foundation for conducting relations in the international arena. Countries adopt well-defined foreign policies to serve their national interests abroad, base
Support Government To Overcome Crisis
There is a cliché in Nepal which says that when troubles come, they come in abundance — one following the other. Nepal has been experiencing numerous catastrophes, both natural and human-made. Duri
Fruitful Vacation
Having recently celebrated the 15-day Dashain festival, Nepalis are gearing towards another major festival, Tihar, which is two weeks away. Officers and workers might have to attend their work after a week of vac
Nepal exports 1,000 MW of electricity daily
Nepal has exported electricity worth about Rs. 15 billion since the beginning of the current fiscal year 2025/26. According to Managing Director of Nepal
Clarke, Devoret, Martinis win Nobel Prize in physics
John Clarke, Michel H. Devoret and John M. Martinis won the Nobel Prize in physics on Tuesday for research on the weird world of sub-atomic quantum tunneling that advances the power of everyday digital communications and computing.
Gear Up For Polls
Nepal is in the midst of unprecedented political changes. The unforeseen Gen Z protest that began peacefully at Maitighar, Kathmandu, on September 8 against social media ban and entrenched corruption in th
Barma surpasses 1000-run milestone as Nepal level T20I series
Nepal captain Indu Barma etched her name into the history books on Tuesday, becoming the first Nepali woman cricketer to surpass 1,000 runs in Twenty20 Internationals. Her unbeaten 48-run knock
Kojagara marked at Janaki Temple
The Kojagara festival, considered as a symbol of Mithila’s culture and tradition was celebrated on Tuesday with great joy at the Janaki Temple in Janakpurdham. Along with this, there is also a tradition of formally concluding the Bijaya Dashami festival.
Gold price reaches Rs. 235,400 per tola
The price of gold has once again reached a historic high, continuing its record-breaking streak for the third consecutive day. On Tuesday, the price of the precious yello
Young leaders seek reorganisation of their parties
Young leaders of various political parties have urged the second and third-tier leaders in their parties to take immediate initiative to reorganise their parties and replace the senior figures who have failed to deliver and led politics into disgrace.
