- Sunday, 3 May 2026
The Rising Nepal
Pushkarnath Banjande’s agricultural success story
A farmer in Arghakhanchi has demonstrated that agriculture can be a highly profitable profession. Pushkarnath Banjande, a local of Sandhikh
Consequences Of Exceptionalism
Somehow, the United States has muscled its way to claiming exceptionalism for others to comply with. Iraq and Afghanistan are the two recent examples, among the numerous before
Coping With Gender-based Violence
Despite a gradual improvement in the socio-economic condition of women in Nepal, a significant number of women and girls are still forced to face several forms of gender-based violence
Reclaiming Confidence
When Shruti, a frail 17-year-old schoolgirl, arrived at a three-day self-defense training in Lonavala, a town in the Indian state of Maharashtra, she was burdened by self-doubt. Her family had
LDC Graduation Debate
As Nepal continues to struggle to find its feet in terms of stability, its economy is not aloof from the shadow of political turbulence. Political stability is essential for the desired level of econo
Entrepreneur Shrestha comes up with two books
Tourism entrepreneur Shyam Mohan Shrestha has come out with two books, 'Ek Firanteko Chatyange Jivan' and 'An Overland Odyssey' simultaneously.
Messi, Miami into first MLS Cup final
Inter Miami coach Javier Mascherano hailed Lionel Messi as "extraordinary" after the Argentine superstar steered the club into their first MLS Cup final with a 5-1 thrashing of New York City FC on Saturday.
Upper Arun Hydro to use local funds
A proposal has been made to issue shares worth almost Rs. 12.95 billion to Non-Resident Nepalis (NRNs) and Nepalis working abroad for the 1,063 MW Upper Arun Semi-Reservoir Hydr
Acute shortage of teachers No application in 19 rounds of vacancy announcements
Rupadevi Secondary School in Malkot Uchchhaw, Naraharinath Rural Municipality, has been unable to recruit a teacher despite making vacancy announcements for 19 times for a mathematics teacher.
Snow leopard survey begins in Mustang
A survey to assess the population and condition of snow leopards, often called the 'queen of the mountains', has begun in Mustang.
Journalist Sharma's book 'Yudda Patrakarita' unveiled
Journalist Dipendra Sharma’s book “Yuddha Patrakarita” (War Journalism) has been released. National Assembly Chair Narayan Prasad Dahal unveiled the book at an event held at Samvad Dabali on Friday.1 Reviewing the book, Dahal said it highlights the courageous and unparalleled
Peru to declare a state of emergency
President José Jerí of Peru said his government on Friday would declare a state of emergency along the country’s southern border and deploy more armed forces to the area as a large
Bichhya locals plead for relief amid repeated natural disasters
Residents of Bichhya in Himali Rural Municipality-3, located in the north-eastern part of Bajura district, continue to suffer every year due to natural disasters.
FDI commitments double in four months
Nepal received foreign direct investment (FDI) commitments worth almost Rs. 37 billion during the first four months of the current fiscal year 2025/26. According to a report by the D
Animal-friendly flyover to be built in Tikauli forest
A new flyover will be built along the East-West Highway corridor in Chitwan National Park to allow wildlife to safely cross the road between Bharatpur and Ratnanagar.
