- Wednesday, 11 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Tracking The Missing Persons
The number of people going missing is rising day by day. In fact, such incidents have been a challenge to the state. In Nepal, over 119,000 persons have gone missing over the last ten years, from 2072-73 to 2081-8
Expectations From New PM Karki
The movement, led by Gen Z on September 8-9, demanding an end to corruption and the reopening of banned social networking sites, will go down in history as one of Nepal's most defining political mome
Gendered Socialisation
It has been evident through research of social scientists that early childhood is a critical period for gender socialisation, when children internalise cues about what is expected of them based on their assigned s
Reviving Economy
During the Gen Z protest, the Nepali economy suffered a significant loss. Preliminary assessments suggest that the total economic damage could amount to tens of billions. The Gen Z took to the streets, deman
Bandipur wears a deserted look
The Gen Z protest in Tanahun has directly impacted the historic and touristic town of Bandipur. With transportation halted and economic activities disrupted, both domestic and foreign tourists have stopped visiting. Known as the ‘Queen of the Hills,’ Bandipur now wears a deserted look.
Simbu wins men’s world marathon in photo finish
Tanzania's Alphonce Felix Simbu produced a savage dip at the line to snatch world marathon gold from Germany's Amanal Petros in Tokyo on Monday. Simbu and Eritrea
Education Ministry shifting to Keiser Mahal
Ministry for Education, Science, and Technology is to provide its service from the Keiser Library building in Lainchaur. According to Chudamani Paudel, Secretary o
Schools in Tanahun see high school dropout rate
In Tanahun, more than half of the students drop out of school without reaching secondary level. Likewise, most of these students come fro
Over 5,000 kg of cannabis seized from two trucks
The Armed Police Force (APF) seized over 5,000 kilograms of cannabis from Itahari, Sunsari. According to Baraha Battalion Pakali of the
NRB begins distribution of clean, fresh bank notes for Dashain
The clean and fresh currency notes can be exchanged for Dashain from Sunday. Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) started distributing c
NRB begins distribution of clean, fresh bank notes for Dashain
The clean and fresh currency notes can be exchanged for Dashain from Sunday. Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) started distributing c
Spain's Santiago de Compostela turns tourism flashpoint
While some Barcelona residents sought to repel a tsunami of tourists with plastic water pistols, a neighbourhood association in Santiago de Compostela opted for a friendlier approach: a guide to good manners for visitors to their town, the endpoint of the Catholic world's most famous pilgrimage.
Bindabasini Cinema hall closed for six years
Bindabasini Cinema Hall, Pokhara’s old cinema hall, has been closed for the past six years. According to the hall operator, it was shut down after the film hall incurred a loss.
Term Ceiling For Elective Posts
A debate is going on in Bangladesh to limit a prime minister’s term to two terms. The Mohammed Yunus government’s proposal envisages such a ceiling to restrain political leaders from staying in office thro
Flawed Security Steps
In a democratic society, every citizen has the right to assemble and express his/her opinion in the public space. The constitution permits the people to organise peaceful protests and rallies to draw the gove
