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The Rising Nepal
An Overdue Victory For Sowa Rigpa Practitioners
Sowa Rigpa, a health system rooted in ancient Buddhist tradition, has finally found its place in Nepal’s national health system. Its formal recognition by regulatory bodies is expected to support the conti
Writing Means A Lot To Me
Even though I am seven years old, four of my articles and several artworks have been published by “The Rising Nepal.” There are many ways of writing I like. Mostly, I write about where I have been, the pe
Elections will be free, fair, credible and impartial: Bhandari
The election to the House of Representatives (HoR) is scheduled for March 5, 2026, following the political transition that emerged after the recent Gen-Z uprising, which led to the formation of an interim govern
IPPAN demands relief for flood-hit hydro projects
The Independent Power Producers' Association, Nepal (IPPAN), has called on the government to immediately introduce relief package to support the reconstruction of hydropower projects severely impacted by recent floods. Meeting with Minister for Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation Minister Kul Man Ghi
Nepal advance to Super Six
Nepal and Japan have booked their spots in the Super Six stage from Group B of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Asia and East Asia Pacific Qualifiers. Nepal kicked off their campaign with a co
World Post Day marked with various programmes
On the occasion of World Post Day, various programmes were organised in Salyan. To mark the 151st World Post Day, the Dis
Live Up To The Promise
If someone asks a question about how a nation can be built, there might be several responses – some would proclaim that democracy can build a nation, while others would retort that socialism can guaran
Stop Discrediting Gen Z Youths
What comes to your mind when you hear the term 'Gen Z group '? If you ask me the same question, I would answer that it is a particular generation of people who belong to the age group 13 to 28. They are g
Prompt Disaster Response
Nepal goes through the turmoil of an intense and destructive monsoon every year. Unlike in the past, this time, the federal government paid special attention to strengthening the early warning system and di
Support For Reconstruction
Nepal stands at a critical political juncture. The decisions made at this moment may create a ripple worldwide and set the trajectory the country will take in the years to come. A month after the Gen Z moveme
Share dispute blocks power generation at Upper Bhotekoshi
The electricity generation at the 45-megawatt Upper Bhotekoshi Hydropower Project has been completely halted for a month due to an ongoing dispute over the allocation of free shares to local residents affected by the project.
Salah scores twice as Egypt qualify for 2026 World Cup
Liverpool star Mohamed Salah scored twice to help Egypt beat Djibouti 3-0 in Casablanca on Wednesday and qualify for the 2026 World Cup. The 33-year-old has now
Pundits busy making clay lamps
As the Dashain festival concludes, Pundits of the Kumbhar community in Inaruwa, Sunsari, are busy making clay lamps (diyos) and pots (Kalash) for the upcoming second major festival, Tihar.
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Minister Ghising orders to open BP Highway by Friday evening
Minister for Physical Infrastructure, Transport, Urban Development, and Energy, Kul Man Ghising has instructed the Road Division to open the BP Highway, which was damaged and blocked by last week’s floods, by Friday evening.
Hungarian writer wins Nobel Prize in literature
Hungarian writer László Krasznahorkai, whose philosophical, bleakly funny novels often unfold in single sentences, won the Nobel Prize in literature Thursday for his “compelling and visionary oeuvre that,
