- Wednesday, 11 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Dashain most likely to be muddy
This Dashain is expected to be a rainy one, with the Meteorological Forecasting Division predicting light to moderate showers around the festival. Although the monsoon is usually expected t
Constitution still holds promise for future: Experts
After the Gen-Z protest, the country’s political course has taken a significant turn in leadership. In response to the demand of the protestors, former Chief Justice Sushila Karki has been appointed Nepal’s first female Prime Minister. Protestors have raised demands ranging from withdrawing the federal struc
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Constitution Day messages
On the occasion of Constitution Day 2025, President Ramchandra Paudel has extended his warmest wishes to Nepali citizens both at home and abroad. Issuing a message, he paid tribute to the ma
Polls main responsibility of interim government: Minister Aryal
Home Minister Om Prakash Aryal has reaffirmed that the primary responsibility of the current interim government is to conduct the parliamentary elections on March 5, 2026.
17 soldiers injured in truck accident near Churiyamai
Seventeen Nepali Army personnel injured in a truck accident along the East-West Highway near Churiyamai, on the border of Hetauda Sub-Metropolitan City–15 in Makawanpur and Jitpur Simara Sub-
Chyangras being sold for over Rs. 35,000 each in Upper Mustang
As demand builds ahead of the Dashain festival, Himalayan mountain goats, locally known as chyangra, are being sold at up to Rs. 35,000 in Upper Mustang. In Chhoser, Lomanthang Rural Municipality–1,
Judge blocks govt plan to send a migrant back to France
A British judge temporarily blocked the government from sending an asylum-seeker who crossed the English Channel back to France, delaying the first deportation under an agreement between London and Paris.
Dengue and Japanese encephalitis cases surge in Rupandehi and Lamjung
Cases of dengue and Japanese encephalitis are on the rise in several districts, with Rupandehi and Lamjung among the most affected areas in recent weeks.
Donations of around Rs. 1 million collected at Pathibhara
In the months of August/September (Bhadra), donations totaling around Rs. 1 million were collected at the famous pilgrimage site of Pathibhara (Mukkumlung) in Taplejung. According to the Pathibhara Area Developmen
Israeli military presses its new ground offensive on Gaza
Israeli forces pressed on with a new ground offensive in Gaza City Wednesday as strikes overnight across the Palestinian territory killed at least 16 people, including women and children, hospital officials said.
Minister Ghising directs to remove burnt vehicles
Minister for Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation, Physical Infrastructure and Transport and Urban Development Kul Man Ghising has inspected the damaged structures in the Singha Durbar premises during the Gen-Z protests.
Fair price shops begin operations in 42 locations in Karnali Province
Targeting the upcoming festivals of Dashain and Tihar, fair-price shops have come into operations in Karnali Province on Monday. Karnali Provincial Office of the Foo
Faith Kipyegon: Supreme champion and role model for mothers
Faith Kipyegon underlined her credentials as the best middle-distance runner of all time in Tokyo on Tuesday while also having more than succeeded in showing women athletes that having a child can be the springboard to relaunch their careers.
All ministries in Gandaki to resume services soon
Preparations are underway in Gandaki Province to resume essential services from government offices that suffered damage during recent protests, while those that remained undamaged have already begun operating normally.
Challenges Before New Ministers
Prime Minister Shushila Karki has expanded her cabinet, inducting Rameshwore Khanal, Kulman Ghising and Om Prakash Aryal as her ministerial colleagues of now. Thanks to the new ministers who have accepted
