- Wednesday, 11 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Preparations underway for first ascent of Api Himal
For the first time, a large number of climbers are set to ascend Api Himal (7,132 metres) and Lhayo Peak (6,395 metres), located within the Api Nampa Conservation Area in Nepal’s Far-Western Province.
Army Chief confers insignia on promoted officers
Chief of the Army Staff (CoAS) General Ashok Raj Sigdel conferred insignia on newly promoted general officers in a special ceremony held at the army headquarters on Wednesday.
Lamjung DAO confiscates unrenewed firearms
A large number of registered firearms in Lamjung have not been renewed in recent times. Of the 1,082 firearms registered at the Di
European heavyweights belatedly begin World Cup qualifying
With the next World Cup kicking off in just over nine months, European champions Spain and some of the continent's other heavyweights finally begin their qualifying campaigns this week.
National Gaura Festival begins
The ‘National Gaura Festival 2082’ has been organised at the bus park in Bagbazaar of Dadeldhura, the district headquarters, on Wednesday.
New Beginning Of Practical Cooperation
The bilateral meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Nepal's Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli on the sidelines of the SCO Summit in Tianjin was a strategic signal. For Nepa
All Eyes On Rupandehi-3 By-polls
All eyes are transfixed on the parliamentary by-elections to be held for Rupandehi constituency-3 during the upcoming month. This bye-election pits major political parties into comp
Scary Bus Ride
If you ride a two-wheeler in Nepal, you probably already have the fear of being hit by a bus. Buses in Kathmandu are constantly in some sort of competition, overtaking every other vehicle c
Bill Makes Headway
After debates and deliberations lasting for weeks, the National Assembly has finally endorsed the much-talked-about Federal Civil Service Bill. Before the approval from the Upper House
Jute farming declines
Jute farming in Morang district is witnessing a steady decline as farmers lose interest due to the absence of modern agricultural technology and the withdrawal of government support and subsidies.
Justice eludes Maoist victim’s family for 31 years
It has been 31 years since the killing of Ganesh Shah, the first martyr from Rukum in the run up to the Maoist insurgency, yet his family continues to wait for justice and state recognition.
Visit enhances Nepal's position in int’l arena: Foreign Ministry
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli returned to Kathmandu on Wednesday night after concluding his five-day visit to China.
Rara Airport left incomplete for years
The incomplete terminal building at Rara Airport in Mugu has caused continued disruption to flights for years. Despite an agreement between the Civil Avi
Literature, art, music, culture crucial for prosperity: President
President Ramchandra Paudel has said that the development of academic fields such as literature, art, music, and culture is as crucial as physical development for the prosperity of the nation.
Arjunchaupari to build Mathematical, Botanical Park
Arjunchaupari Rural Municipality-1 in Syangja has built a Mathematical and Botanical Park along the Gadyouli Khola, aiming to develop it as a learning hub for students across the
