- Wednesday, 29 April 2026
The Rising Nepal
Lebanon’s Shiites face hostility amid strikes
When the Israel- Hezbollah war broke out in early March, Hussein Shuman fled the heavy bombardment of the southern suburbs of Beirut, but he didn't bother trying to rent an apartment elsewhere. In areas deemed
Man City host Liverpool, Arsenal chase treble in FA Cup quarter-finals
Liverpool face a daunting trip to Manchester City in the standout tie of the FA Cup quarter-finals this weekend as Mohamed Salah seeks to end nine spectacular seasons at Anfield on a high.
New generation active in preserving ancestral culture
Myagdi youths have begun to actively participate in preserving the native culture of the Magar community, including endangered ancestral dances. Youths have started participating in Pukheyul
Sugar production declines in Mahottari
Sugar production in Mahottari district, a key hub for sugarcane farming, has continued to decline as mills struggle with inadequate raw material supply. According to Everest Sugar Mill in Ramn
Lightning Disasters Demand Urgent Action
Lightning is one of the many forms of climate-related natural disasters. It creates a shock wave heard as thunder, causing massive, rapid heating of the air that expands explosively. It usually creates fewer huma
Economic Transformation Through Inclusive Governance
Nepal is in decisive moment now. The newly formed government is raising expectations of people. People are tired of the incremental changes. They want a visible improvement in income, jobs, and daily life. The
WTO Facing Structural Challenges
In 2025, the World Trade Organization (WTO) marked its 30th anniversary of its establishment. The creation of the WTO significantly expanded the multilateral trading system beyond the General Agreem
Skywatchers To Enjoy April Wonders
The night skies of this month would provide us with optimum opportunities to immerse ourselves into the cryptic conundrums connected with planets, stars and constellations along with innumerable exciting
A General's Posthumous Autobiography
A new book with an attractive cover showing the insignia of positions the writer held in the force has been published to serve as the autobiography of General S. M. (Satyawant Mallannah) Shrinagesh, Chief of Staff o
Himalayan Identity Meets Global Change
Hiraṇya Bhojpure’s 'Sagarmathabhanda Mathi', now available in English as Aang Sherpa and the Ocean of Heights, arrives not simply as a translation but as a cultural crossing. It attempts to carry a deeply rooted Hi
Opportunity Gap Fuels Migration
As record numbers of young Nepalis pursue opportunities abroad, the nation confronts a defining challenge: can it transform migration from necessity into choice? One can witness long queues outside cons
Youth Drain Economy
Every day, thousands of young Nepalis walk through the departure gates of Tribhuvan International Airport. We celebrate the remittances that keep our economy afloat while ignoring their detrimental effect on our sovereignty. As rem
Ministers, officials discuss ways to control revenue leakage
A meeting of the High-Level Central Revenue Leakage Control Committee held on Thursday made decisions aimed at controlling revenue leakage and strengthening tax administration. The meeting, held at the Ministry of Financ
KMC to introduce night bus service
The Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC), in collaboration with Sajha Yatayat, is set to launch a night-time public transport service from the Nepali New Year, Baisakh 1 (April 14), in a bid to improve late-evening mobility and safety in the capital.
Progress report on Phewa Lake submitted to PM
A progress report on ongoing efforts to demarcate Phewa Lake and free it from encroachment has been submitted to the Prime Minister. The report, prepared by Pokhara Metropolitan City, outlines the work carried out so far to imple
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