- Wednesday, 11 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Bridge Digital Gap
The term 'digital Nepal' has become a buzzword in political discourse, development strategies, and business communities in recent years. With the spread of online education, e-governance, e-payments and e-health, it is claimed that technol
Transport entrepreneurs reduce bus fare in Myagdi and Lamjung
Public transportation fares in the Myagdi district have been reduced just ahead of the Dashain festival. A meeting of the District Temporary and Fare D
Transport entrepreneurs reduce bus fare in Myagdi and Lamjung
Public transportation fares in the Myagdi district have been reduced just ahead of the Dashain festival. A meeting of the District Temporary and Fare D
Barca beat Newcastle, City see off Napoli in Champions League
Marcus Rashford scored twice as Barcelona kicked off their Champions League bid with a 2-1 victory away to Newcastle United on Thursday, while Erling Haaland notched his 50th goal in the competition in Manchester City's win over Napoli.
Favourable weather to boost rice production in Sunsari
Rice production in Sunsari district is expected to increase this year, thanks to favourable weather conditions and reduced incidence of crop diseases and pests, according to the Agricultural Knowledge Centre, Sunsari.
Sakhiya dance begins as Dashain approaches
As the Dashain festival approaches, the Tharu settlements of Banke have begun their traditional Sakhiya dance. The dance, which starts before Dashain and continues for a few days even after the festival ends, has now begun in most Tharu-majority villages of the district.
107 MW from Rahughat River connected to national grid
A total of 107.3 megawatts of electricity generated from three hydropower projects along the Rahughat River and its tributaries in Myagdi district has been successfully connected to the national transmission grid.
Tiger terror grips Kachanapur, Banke
Residents of Kachanapur in Rapti Sonari Rural Municipality, Banke, near Banke National Park, are living in fear after a recent tiger attack. Four days ago, 45-year-old Laxmi Thar
Akbare chillies bring income and jobs to Chhathar
Kech Bahadur Limbu, a farmer from Chhathar Rural Municipality-2 in Tehrathum, has been cultivating Akbare khursani (chillies) on about four ropanis of land. He harvests around 100 kilograms of chillies every week, which sell for Rs. 250 to Rs. 300 per kilogram.
Nepal's Constitutional Crossroads Ahead
It has been ten years since the constitution of the federal democratic republic was authored and enacted by the historic constituent assembly and promulgated by the first president of the Republic of Nepal, Ram Baran Yadav, in 2015. Th
Reviving Nepal’s Constitutional Promise
As a millennial, my childhood was filled with the stories of my parents’ generational struggle to bring democracy through the people’s movement of 1990, intertwined with my grandparents’ stories of hardships to overthrow the autoc
Putting Nation On Constitutional Course
The nation is marking Constitution Day today in the difficult situation generated by the Gen Z uprising on September 8 and 9. Around 74 youths lost their lives and hundreds of others were injured. Similarly, the country has suffered massive
Efforts underway to reestablish police offices
Police stations in Jhapa that were displaced during the protests organised by the Janajati National Group (JNG) are now beginning to be reestablished. Local governments have been demanding the i
Statute Bolsters Inclusive Democracy
Today marks a decade since the promulgation of Nepal's Constitution. The historic Constitution transformed the Himalayan nation into a secular, federal democratic republic. Written by elected rep
Youth Frustration Fuels Change
The Gen-Z movement swept Nepal, shook the country's political landscape, and opened space for renewed optimism. The voices of young Nepalis who demanded change are central to this movement. Seni
