- Friday, 22 August 2025
The Rising Nepal
Acai berry producers concerned for tariffs imposed on Brazil exports
When U.S. President Donald Trump imposed tariffs of 50% on Brazilian exports in July, acai producer Ailson Ferreira Moreira felt immediately concerned. After all, who was going to eat all of that Amazon berry, globally famous as a delicious, refreshing and nutritious superfood, if American consumers suddenly could no longer afford it? As the main importer of the Brazilian berry, prices of acai smoothies and bowls look certain to go up in the United States.
Syangja court settles all pending cases
The Syangja District Court has successfully settled all cases pending for more than two years, setting a remarkable precedent in the judicial sector. According to Court Registrar Bhumi Prasad Sha
Dolakha’s crusher industries: No tax, no electricity payments
Crusher industries in Dolakha have yet to come under the government’s set standards and tax system. Even though the government has issued new guidelines requiring crusher industries to register with the Office of the Company Registrar, many operating in the district have not completed the registration process.
Donmo Thing-Thing border in Humla opens after 7 years
The Donmo Thing-Thing border crossing between China and Nepal, located in Chankheli Rural Municipality-5, has reopened after being closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This crossing, which had been shut down for seven years, was opened for a market period of 15 days.
FNCCI, Spanish Chamber ED discuss economic cooperation
Chandra Prasad Dhakal, President of the Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FNCCI), held a meeting with Imaculada Riera Rene, Executive Director of the Spanish Chamber of Commerce in Kathmandu on Friday.
Slot's new-look Liverpool under the spotlight in Community Shield
Liverpool boss Arne Slot is relishing the rare chance to lift silverware in his side's first game of the season as the new-look Premier League champions face Crystal Palace in Sunday's Community Shield. Despite storming to a
'Diversity Carnival' featuring inspiring workshops
On the occasion of International Youth Day, the Dalit Lives Matter Global Alliance will organise a 'Diversity Carnival' in which more than 150 young people from various communities, genders, and languages across the country will gather.
Will Bill Meddlers Face State Action?
The tussle between the bureaucracy and political domain has once again come to the fore, with the tampering of the ‘cooling-off period’ provision in the Federal Civil Service Bill that is under discussion in the National Assembly. The Bill that h
Restlessness Ruins Human Health
In today's fast-paced society, people of all ages now frequently experience restlessness. Whether it is the inability to sit quietly during calm moments, the anxiety before a major decision, or the continual need to check our phones and social
Dying Mother Tongues
Nepal is a country with diversity in different cultures, languages, and ethnic groups. One of the most important parts of this rich diversity is our languages. According to the 2021 census, Nepal has 124 different mother tongues. But sadly,
Prudent Antibiotic Use
Antibiotics are among the prized discoveries of medical science. Rightly called miracle drugs, they have transformed once mortally feared bacterial infections into treatable medical conditions. They are so effective in curing infections that th
Intense internal rift plagues political parties in Nepal
As Nepal grapples with the challenge of economic recovery and the unfinished business of constitutional reform, the political parties are embroiled in deepening internal rifts. From the ruling CPN-UML to the Nepali
Rakhi making headway among hilly communities
On Janai Purnima day, while men across the country wear the new Janai (sacred thread) and families relish steaming bowls of Kwanti, mixed sprouted beans, the air is filled not only with festive aromas but also with a quietly growing thread of cultural unity.
PM returns home from LLDC conference in Awaza
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli returned home after participating in the Third United Nations Conference on Landlocked Developing Countries (LLDC3), held from 5 to 8 August in Awaza, Turkmenistan, on Friday.
Fifth volume of “Xi Jinping: The Governance of China” comes out
The fifth volume of “Xi Jinping: The Governance of China” has been pu
