- Wednesday, 11 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Youth failing many ventures settles on local Serena bees
Raju Rai, 28, of Satisale, Kerabari Rural Municipality-5, Morang, who started his agricultural venture after stumbling in many sectors, is now keeping bees using a new technology.
UNIP UN Glory Awards conferred
The UNIP UN Glory Award 2025 and Global Meet concluded grandly in Bangkok, the capital of Thailand. As part of the World Peace Tour, the programme was jointly organised by Unite
Kathmandu comes alive to celebrate Indra Jatra
Kathmandu came alive on Saturday as the city celebrated the annual Indra Jatra festival, one of the most vibrant and historically significant cultural events of Nepal.
Heavy trucks reduce vital Rani-Dharan Road to a poor state
Out of the 42-kilometre stretch of the Rani-Dharan Road under the Koshi Highway, 32.8 kilometres have been handed over to the Road Division Office, Biratnagar. This section was
Foreign troops deployed to Ukraine will be target: Putin
Russian President Vladimir Putin said Friday that any foreign troops deployed to Ukraine, particularly while its invasion was still ongoing, would be considered "legitimate targets" by Moscow's forces.
World Bank VP Zutt returns
World Bank Vice President for South Asia, Johannes Zutt, concluded his first official visit to Nepal Friday. During his 5-day visit he met with Deputy
BP Highway set for major upgrade
The BP Highway, which suffered extensive damage due to severe flooding in September last year, is set to be reconstructed and upgraded from an intermediate lane to a standard
Mustang goats for Dashain to undergo mandatory health checks
Authorities in Mustang have announced that sheep and mountain goats (chyangra) destined for markets during the upcoming Dashain festival will not be allowed to leave the district without mandatory health checks.
Bheri Water Lifting Project witnesses progress in pipeline expansion
The pipeline expansion work under the Bheri River Water Lifting Project to bring water from the Bheri River to the Birendranagar Valley is making a swift progress.
Uruguay, Colombia, Paraguay seal World Cup spots
Lionel Messi scored twice for Argentina in emotional scenes in Buenos Aires on Thursday while Uruguay, Colombia and Paraguay joined the reigning champions at next year's World Cup.
Koirala's 'Constructive Journalism' published
Tumaraj Koirala, a journalism teacher, has come up with the first Nepali book on constructive journalism in Nepali, titled 'Rachanatmak Patrakarita: Haate Pustak' (Constructive Journalism: A Manual Book).
Realising Transformational Vision Of Politics
A nation often thrives on the exciting vision of its leaders and their resolute determination to give priority to their people over power lust, where the former consciously internalises its proc
Limit Your Social Media Time
'Ma'am, my son glues his eyes on the mobile phone all the time. He doesn't want to read any book or go out to play. I'm worried. What can I do?' a parent complained to me. To pacify her,
Bolster Nepal-Russia Ties
The historical journey of Nepal–Russia relations is long, yet formal diplomatic ties were established in 1956. Following the establishment of diplomatic relations with the then Soviet Union,
Human trafficking thrives under cover of foreign jobs
Nepal marked the 19th National Day Against Human Trafficking and Transportation on Friday. But human trafficking under the pretext of foreign employment continues to proliferate
