- Thursday, 15 January 2026
The Rising Nepal
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President greets Gurungs on Tamu Lhosar festival
President Ramchandra Paudel has extended his greetings to the Gurung community and all Nepali citizens on the auspicious occasion of Tamu Lhosar. In a message issued on Tuesday, the Preside
Tony Hagen Park in Hetauda emerges as new scenic escape
Tony Hagen Park, constructed in the Bus Park TCN area of Hetauda Sub-Metropolitan City-10, has recently been developing into a scenic destination. For visitors coming to Hetauda, the park has become a popular place to relax and spend leisure time.
Rupakot: A hidden tourist gem in Khotang
Rupakot, a stunning natural and culturally rich tourist destination in Khotang, has yet to gain the recognition it deserves. Despite its potential to become a major attr
Gurungs get set for Tamu Lhosar
The Gurung community is marking Tamu Lhosar, their New Year, on Tuesday by organizing various programs across the country, including in Kathmandu. The Gurung community has been celebrating
Discussion held on 'Bakhan'
A discussion on the book Bakhan, a narrative based on the biography of Bakhan Singh Gurung, written by journalist Basanta Parajuli, was held in Butwal. The discussion on the book took place betwe
Ganesh Ram brings out four books
Culture expert and writer Ganesh Ram Lachhi has brought out four books simultaneously. Mayor of Madhyapur Thimi Municipality Su
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EC sets up Election Information Coordination Centre
The Election Commission (EC) has established an Election Information Dissemination and Coordination Centre (EIDC) to ensure that the House of Representatives (HoR) election, scheduled for March 5, 2026, is conducted in a free, fair, impartial, transparent, and credible manner. The centre, set up at the EC’s central office, has come into operation from Friday to strengthen communication wi
Pheasant farm earns Rs. 3M, outshines foreign jobs
Udayaram Pun of Rapti Sonari Rural Municipality–2, Madui, has set an example by earning an annual turnover of more than Rs. 3 million through pheasant (Kalij) farming, proving that it is possible to earn more by staying in the village than by going abroad.
Young talents win titles in various categories at DSA Star
Young talents emerged as winners across various categories at the finale of ‘DSA Star 2025 Season-18,’ held at the Rastriya Naach Ghar in Kathmandu recently. In the Mini Dancing Star category, Suridhi P
MCG curator in 'state of shock' after Ashes Test carnage
Melbourne Cricket Ground head curator Matt Page said Sunday he was in a "state of shock" watching the carnage unfold during the two-day fourth Ashes Test which has left Cricket Australia facing millions of dollars in revenue shortfall.
Global South Reshapes Geopolitics
In the throes of disorder before a stable new world order arrives on firmer foundations of steady prosperity, humanity is witnessing tectonic shifts in the geopolitical landscape. After decades of big power playbook, not
Election Fever Gripping The Nation
With the date for elections to the House of Representatives (HoR) approaching, all the stakeholders have now been engaged with the electoral processes. In line with the mandate given to the incumbent civilian gover
Seasonal Depression
"Seasonal depression" is a term that is seen frequently on social media and is also used popularly in conversation among youths. Even though the term and the nuance behind the term are somewhat eviden
Parties Vow For Polls
In a welcome step, the three major political parties have pledged to participate in the general elections slated for March next year. They made such a commitment during their meeting with Prime Minister Sushila Kar
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After having new home, Ilawati dreams of continuing education
At the tender age of seven, Ilawati Chaudhary lost her mother, Sarita Chaudhary, a painful experience that would never leave her heart. Just a year later, her father, Budhra
