- Sunday, 3 May 2026
The Rising Nepal
Hundreds of children separated amid Darfur violence
Hundreds of children have arrived in a refugee camp without their families as thousands of people fled violence in the Sudanese city of el-Fasher in the past month, with more children disconnected from their families arriving every day, officials said.
Chhau practice continues in Sudurpaschim
irth and death are universal truths, yet in the Sudurpaschim region of Nepal, these natural processes are still regarded as impure due to long-held superstitions. Menstruation is lab
Bishnu Gandharva’s journey with sarangi continues
With a sarangi in his hands and myriad stories in his heart, Bishnu Gandharva, 42, has spent over two decades travelling through villages and towns, sharing tales of love, heartbreak, family separation and reunion through his melodies. Born in Argha, Sandhikharka Municipality-9 of Arghakhanchi district, Gandharva began his journey wi
Hong Kong blaze toll rises to 128
Hong Kong firefighters found dozens more bodies Friday in an intensive apartment-by-apartment search of a high-rise complex where a massive fire engulfed seven buildings. The d
Malen powers Villa as Forest pick up vital Europa League
Donyell Malen scored twice as Aston Villa beat Young Boys 2-1 in a Europa League tie marred by crowd trouble on Thursday, while Nottingham Forest eased to victory over Malmo.
Paleti dedicates musical evening to Phatteman
Paleti, a musical evening, is dedicated to the iconic late singer Phatteman Rajbhandari in its latest edition. Nepalaya has been hosting Paleti on the last
Cultivating The Art Of Civic Associations
Social instinct of human beings prompts them to band together, interact with others and form associations to achieve collective goals that are not possible to realize on personal toil. The greatest
The Psychology Of Modern Dating
From candle-lit dinners to digital “likes,” the language of love has changed dramatically. Millions of individuals nowadays, from New York to Kathmandu, are seeking connectivity via apps
Is Immortality Possible ?
Today, increasing attention is being paid to the challenges of organ biofabrication, the prospects of using stem cells, and the ethical implications of life extension. Alexander Karasev, a physician
ADB approves $100m loan for Nepal reforms
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has approved a US$100 million policy-based loan to advance public financial management reforms in Nepal.
Kathmandu Gorkhas seal 3rd place with 53-run win
Kathmandu Gorkhas registered a 53-run victory over Chitwan Rhinos on Friday to climb to third place in the Nepal Premier League 2025 standings.
Pothole maintenance ambulance brought into operation
A pothole maintenance ambulance has been brought into operation to immediately repair potholes on Kathmandu roads. This is the first time such a road repair ambulance has been used in Nepal.
Dolakha’s great wall: A new wonder in the hills
Tourists are attracted to Shailung Mini Great Wall, which is currently under construction in Shailung Rural Municipality, Dolakha district. Although the project has only begun, it has already emerged as a popular destination for visitors.
APF recommends clearer operation guideline in riot control
A recent proposal submitted by the Armed Police Force (APF) Nepal has reignited debate over the country’s riot-control protocols, following criticism that poor coordination between
Ajeet Cour, A Creative Dreamer
When the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) was founded in 1985, its primary focus was economic expansion, smooth trade, and cooperation. Though the notion
