- Sunday, 3 May 2026
The Rising Nepal
Umbrella, plastic and raincoats banned in Muktinath springs
Now onwards, no devotees are allowed to use umbrellas, plastic and raincoats while bathing at the 108 springs of the Muktinath Temple. Likewise, they cannot use swimming attire while diving into the two ponds on the temple premises.
Many receiving mental wellbeing service from Gen Z units
Minister for Health and Population Dr. Sudha Sharma Gautam instituted Gen Z units at 15 different hospitals after taking oath of office and secrecy a month ago.
Toran stolen 20 years ago returned to Kumari Ghar
A historic toran stolen more than two decades ago from the Kumari Ghar in Basantapur has been reinstated. The artefact was officially reinstalled on Friday following a decision made d
23 children die of malnutrition in Sudan
Almost two dozen children died of malnutrition-related causes within a month in central Sudan where fierce fighting between the country's military and a paramilitary group has centered, a medical group said.
Ludi Khola bridge expected to boost connectivity in Gorkha
A motorable bridge will be built over the Ludi Khola in Gorkha district to link Gorkha Municipality–12 and Sahid Lakhan Rural Municipality–1. Chief Minister of Gandaki Province Surendra Raj Pan
Mugling-Pokhara road to be closed four hours daily till Nov. 27
Traffic along the Mugling–Pokhara section of the Prithvi Highway will remain closed for four hours daily until November 27 due to girder launching work at the under-construction bridge over the Bijaypur Khola in Pokhara.
'KPop Demon Hunters' is officially eligible for the Oscars
"KPop Demon Hunters" is one step closer to another golden moment: The Oscars. The Netflix phenomenon is among 35 films features eligible for the animated feature film category at the 98th Academy Awards.
Watt's century powers Karnali to first NPL win
Karnali secured their first win in the Nepal Premier League (NPL) with a commanding nine-wicket victory over Lumbini Lions at the Tribhuvan University International Cricket Stadium on Saturday.
From Print To Pixels: Future Of News Media
The restoration of democracy in 1990 marked a watershed for Nepal’s mediascape. One of the greatest beneficiaries of this democratic transformation was the news media—one of the pillars of democ
The Artificial Intelligence Bubble’s Shaky Math
When OpenAI recently committed $1.4 trillion to securing future computing capacity, it was merely the latest indication of irrational exuberance in 2025. By some estimates, US GDP growth in the first half of thi
Grief And Growth
Life is a journey with countless moments and memories with various emotions and interactions. All these not only enrich life, but also shape who we are and how we see the world. Many moments come and pass
Delayed Transitional Justice
Nineteen years after the signing of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) between the government and the then Maoist rebels, conflict victims are still awaiting justice. The situation is especially dire for the families whose loved ones went missing in the decade-long conflict and whose whereabouts remain unknown. Many such families have been demanding the truth. According to the CPA, all works relate
Defending two-time champion Italy in Davis Cup final
Two-time defending champion Italy reached the Davis Cup final after Flavio Cobolli beat Zizou Bergs of Belgium 6-3, 6-7 (5), 7-6 (15) after saving seven match points in a dramatic semifinal on Friday.
Fatima Bosch's Miss Universe 2025-win echoes in Mexico
Fátima Bosch Fernández's Miss Universe victory resounded across Mexico on Friday, framed as the vindication of a disrespected contestant from a country where women have pushed their way into positions of power and are increasingly calling out traditional chauvinism.
Trade through Korala border booming despite freezing cold
More than Rs. 4 billion in revenue is expected to be collected in the month of Mangsir from the Korala border point in the upper part of Mustang, where imports from China’s Tibet continue despite extreme winter conditions.
