- Wednesday, 11 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Most MPs spurn it while general public remain unaware
Madhav Sapkota (Subodh), a Member of Parliament from the CPN (Maoist Centre), often visits the Parliament Library at Singha Durbar, as most books and documents he needs are available there.
Tharu museum attracts visitors
The Tharu Cultural Museum in Chakhoura, Dangisharan Rural Municipality-3, Dang, has been emerging as a major destination in Dang. Established with the aim of reflect
Nepal return to home turf with B'desh friendly
Nepal’s only international football venue, Dasarath Rangasala, is set to stage international football for the first time in nearly two years on Saturday, 6 September. The Nepali national te
Commercial electricity production of Madhya Bhotekoshi from mid-September
The 102-MW Madhya Bhotekoshi Hydropower Project, the largest power plant in Sindhupalchowk so far, is going to produce electricity commercially from mid-September.
Issues of national interest are our priority: PM Oli
Prime Minister and CPN (UML) Chairman KP Sharma Oli has pledged that the government and party will continue to play a visible and decisive role in defending Nepal’s sovereignty, strengthening democracy and steering the country towards prosperity.
Increasing Burden Of Type 1 Diabetes
Diabetes is emerging as a growing health concern in Nepal, affecting thousands of people of all ages. Especially Type 1 diabetes, the most common in children and adolescents, is placin
Spirit Of Yenyaa And Indra Jatra
Yenyaa is celebrated every year in Kathmandu. Yenyaa is a special mourning festival celebrated in memory of the deceased. Indrajatra is an integral part of Yenyaa. Yenyaa starts from Hanu
Stargazing Highlights Of September
The night skies of this autumn month would invite ardent observers to marvel at the peculiar planets, secretive stars and confounding constellations and embrace the elusive co
Indian Diplomacy In Practice
Diplomats worldwide are normally found to write their reflections after their superannuation or completion of terms. This system is quite in vogue in India, as the Indian Foreign Service (
Police launch anti-noise campaign in Valley
Nepal Police has issued a stern public advisory urging citizens to refrain from activities that generate excessive noise pollution, warning that violators could face fines of up to Rs. 300,000.
'Mainstream care economy'
Vice-Chairman of National Planning Commission Prof. Dr. Shiva Raj Adhikari has said that it is necessary to mainstream the care economy. Addressing the Asia-Pacific Care Learning
Giving Is Enough
What we observe in our society is often a relentless pursuit of wealth and personal success, sometimes even at the expense of the well-being and achievements of others. As society is drifting towards a state of detached individualism, genuine human connection has frequently been overshadowed by self-interest and corruption. Sadly, this trend has also affected N
Festivities In Virtual Realms
Just a few years back, the arrival of festivals was signalled by the aroma of sweets, new dresses laid out on the bed, and cousins barging in through the front door unannounced. Now, they ar
Fashion Beyond Style
People commonly misunderstand what a fashion degree entails. People generally associate fashion with attractive clothing and glamorous and enjoyable aspects. Some view fashion as simp
Municipality launches monthly labour campaign
Rong Rural Municipality in Ilam has initiated a monthly campaign requiring each household to contribute one day of labour toward the development of their village. The mun
