- Wednesday, 11 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
CAOs must report to duty,says Minister Neupane
Minister for Federal Affairs and General Administration Bhagawati Neupane has said that the Chief Administrative Officers (CAOs) assigned to local levels must report to duty.
Athelets feted at NSC's 62nd anniversary
The National Sports Council (NSC) celebrated its 62nd anniversary on Friday by recognising outstanding contributions in Nepal’s sporting sector. During a formal ceremony held in Kathmandu, the council honoured athletes, coaches, journalists, and institutions across various categories. The national senior men’s and women’s Kho Kho
International Booker Prize winner Banu Mushtaq to join KKLF
The 4th Kathmandu Kalinga Literature Festival (KKLF) has announced that Banu Mushtaq, an International Man Booker Prize winner, will join the festival.
Malaria cases increase in Banke
The number of malaria cases in Banke district has continued to rise, with Narainapur Rural Municipality emerging as the most affected area in the country.
Tensions soar in Jakarta after rider caught in rally
Tensions soared in Indonesia's capital on Friday after a delivery rider was allegedly run over by a police armored vehicle during clashes between riot police and students protesting against lawmakers' allowances.
Landslide leaves 1,500 containers en route to Nepal stranded in China
Continuous rainfall has triggered a landslide in the Eco section of the Bahrabise–Kodari road, blocking access to the Tatopani customs point and leaving more than 1,500 cargo containers stranded on the Chinese side.
Over 200 wild BNP animals captured
With the rise in wildlife populations within Bardiya National Park and its adjacent forests, there has been a corresponding increase in the capture of animals that pose a threat to human safety.
Multiple Nepali, foreign films released in local cinemas
With the release of ‘Kosedhunga’ on Thursday and ‘Gunyo Cholo: The Dress’ on Friday nationwide, many Nepali films are now being released simultaneously in cinema theatres.
Paradigm Shift In International Relations
International relations continue to revolve around the spectrum of cooperation, competition and conflict based on the national interests of nation-states. What has changed is the reord
Conflict Victims Run Out Of Patience
Nearly twenty years have passed since the end of the Maoist insurgency, yet for thousands of families, mostly women, the fight for justice never truly ended. They live in utter dilem
Single Women Farmers
As part of our 50-hour internship requirement for the Bachelor of Arts in Social Work programme at St. Xavier’s College, Maitighar, my classmates and I were placed in various communities. I n
Palace squeeze through at Conference League
Besiktas fired coach Ole Gunnar Solskjaer on Thursday after losing 1-0 at home to Lausanne to crash out of the UEFA Conference League 2-1 on aggregate in their qualification playoff.
Nepal urges China to facilitate agro export
Nepal has urged China to facilitate and adopt flexibility in customs administration for the former's export of buffalo meat, dairy products, vegetables, fruits and herbs to the latter.
Vibrant photo studios of past now vanishing
Photo studios, once the go-to places for capturing life's most memorable moments, are now witnessing a steady decline in business across Nepal. With the widespread use of digital t
PM Oli arriving in Tianjin to attend SCO Summit today
At the invitation of Chinese President Xi Jinping, a delegation led by Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli is arriving in the Chinese city of Tianjin on Saturday to participate in the 25th Summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) and to attend the 80th anniversary commemorations of China's victory over Japanese colonial rule and the World Anti-Fascist Day.
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