- Wednesday, 11 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Over 1,500 women and children rescued from Jamunaha border
The Nepal-India Jamunaha border in Nepalgunj has been identified as a high-risk point for human trafficking. In the past year alone, 1,538 individuals at risk of trafficking were rescued from this border point.
3rd edition of Nepal snake festival to be held in Dhanusha
The third edition of the "Nepal Snake Festival" is scheduled to take place in Dhanusha on September 18 and 19, with the main slogan of promoting coexistence between humans and snakes.
Ariana Grande and Lady Gaga shine at VMAs
Ariana Grande and Lady Gaga set the tone at the MTV Video Music Awards on Sunday night with career-defining moments of their own. Grande scored two ho
Alcaraz outshines rival Sinner to win second US Open
Carlos Alcaraz beat Jannik Sinner in four sets on Sunday to win the US Open and reassert his dominance of an era-defining rivalry in a final delayed by the visit of President Donald Trump.
Palestinian gunmen kill 6 at Jerusalem bus stop
Palestinian attackers opened fire on people at a bus stop at during the morning rush hour in Jerusalem on Monday, killing six people and wounding another 12, according to Israeli officials.
Two BoPs of APF inaugurated along Nepal–India border point in Ilam
Two new Border Outposts (BOPs) of the Armed Police Force (APF) have been inaugurated along the Nepal–India border point in Ilam district, strengthening cross-border security and curbing illicit activities in the region. The outposts, located at Chabbise in Suryodaya Municipality-4 and Manebhanjyang in Suryodaya
28 Lakhe Dance groups share stage in Palpa
A total of 28 groups performed the Lakhe dance on the same stage in Palpa. At the 15th Grand Lakhe Dance Exhibiti
Super Spain hit six as Germany get first World Cup qualifying win
Mikel Merino scored a hat-trick as a majestic Spain thumped Turkey 6-0 away in World Cup qualifying on Sunday, while a brilliant Florian Wirtz free-kick helped Germany beat Northern Ireland 3-1 to get their bid up and running.
Jumlakot women become self-reliant through farming
Women in Jumlakot village of Tila Rural Municipality-8, Jumla, have recently become busy with vegetable farming. Until five years ago, most women here showed little interest in growi
Embrace BP's Vision For Development
History takes us back to our roots. It tells us about our origin and ancestry. It portrays the journeys of life of our forefathers, and the society in which they lived. It recounts their struggle
Human Rights Foster Positive Peace
Absence of war by no means signifies positive peace. A positive peace is innately linked to the protection, respect and preservation of human rights – not just civil and political rights but
Children's Mental Health
When a child is struggling to keep up at school, has no interest in activities with others, or refuses to get out of bed in the morning, the most common things they are labelled as are “lazy”,
UML's Statute Convention
Putting internal differences to rest, the second statute convention of CPN-UML concluded on Sunday. It has picked a new slogan – our resolve to build a decisive national force: a prosperous
One in five in Tanahun still unable to read or write
An educated society is considered the foundation of development, yet in Tanahun district, around one in five residents still cannot read or write. According to data released by the
Gen-Z protest turns tragic amid social media ban
What was expected to be a peaceful and restrained demonstration by Generation Z (Gen-Z) in the capital on Monday turned violent by afternoon, leaving at least 19 protestors dead and more than 453 injured.
