- Thursday, 12 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
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Syarpu Lake witnesses steady rise in domestic tourists
Syarpu Lake, located across Ward Nos. 3 and 5 of Banfikot Rural Municipality in Rukum West are seeing a surge in domestic tourists this season. Covering an area of 2.6 square kilometers, the l
Pashupati area ready to welcome devotees on Teej Day
Haritalika Teej, an exclusive festival of Hindu women, is being celebrated across the country on Tuesday. As preparations are underway for Teej, the Pashupati Area Development Trust (PADT) is ready to welcome thousands of devotees at Pashupatinath Temple.
Bridge collapse kills 12 workers in China
The collapse of an under-construction railway bridge over a major river in China has killed at least 12 workers and left four others missing, state media reports said. Aerial photos from
Landslides block major highways
A massive landslide at Hunggung in Bhotkhola Rural Municipality-5, Sankhuwasabha, has completely blocked the Koshi Highway for the past three days. The 115-kilometre road connecting Khandbari with the Kimathanka border has remained closed since Thursday.
Ruiz goal gives rusty PSG narrow win over Angers
Fabian Ruiz scored the only goal of the game while Ousmane Dembele missed a penalty as a rusty Paris Saint-Germain beat Angers 1-0 to make it two wins out of two at the start of the Ligue 1 season. Spain midfielder R
Push to recruit Kurdish minorities to security forces brings hope
Young Kurdish men, including members of religious minorities, recently signed up to join the Syrian government's General Security forces in Afrin, an area in the country's north from which Kurds were forcibly displaced years ago.
Regmi publishes storybook for children
In a contribution to children's stories, Aaron Regmi (15), a school student from Bournemouth, has authored a captivating bedtime picture storybook for young children in Nepal. The book is published in both Nepali and English, making it a
Smart Refresh Centre project remains incomplete for 5 years
Lumbini Province’s much-anticipated ‘Smart Refresh Centre’ project, launched five years ago to provide safe and comfortable facilities to long-distance travelers, remains incomplete, with most centers stuck in their initial phases.
KOICA marks 30 years in Nepal with USD 29 million grant agreement
The Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) celebrated three decades of development partnership in Nepal with a commemorative event titled “Together for 30 Years: A Journey of Trust and Cooperation” in Kathmandu on Friday.
Locals complain government for neglecting dolphin conservation
Local conservationists have complained that the government has not been paying attention to protecting the rare Gangetic dolphins. Although communities in Kailali have been act
Trump says 2026 World Cup draw set for December
US President Donald Trump announced that the draw for the 2026 World Cup will be held in Washington on December 5 and then jokingly asked if he could keep the golden trophy for himself. The draw for the 48-tea
Workaholism Takes Its Toll On Health
Everybody has to work, hence it is no longer just a necessity. It develops our identity, image, a measure of worth, and oftentimes, an addiction. You will celebrate once your task is complete before the deadline, but when commitment cros
Reduce Plastic Use
Walk into almost any Nepali household and you will find a familiar sight: a drawer, a corner, or a cupboard stuffed with plastic bags. A bundle of plastic bags is folded or stacked together in another bag. No matter how many we reuse, th
Water Crisis In Madhes
The Tarai in the southern part of the country faced unprecedented drought this monsoon. The prolonged dry spell in July not only affected paddy plantations but also resulted in the acute shortage of drinking water, prompting the Ma
Father's Day observed
Kushe Aunsi, also known as ‘Buwa ko Mukha Herni Din’, Father’s Day or Gokarna Aunsi, was observed across the country on Saturday with rituals, offerings and family gatherings. Kushe Aunsi is celebrated on the new moon
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