- Thursday, 12 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Diplomacy Through A Crisis Lens
Diplomats write memoirs to give meaningful perspectives of developments during service periods, commonly reported confidentially rather than made public. After superannuation, one of the favourite pastimes of most of the practitioners of the art and craft of diplomacy is to pen experiences in black and white.
Guide To Parliamentary Reporting
Since the primary 'Acta Diurna' (or daily acts in Latin) was published or distributed in Rome in 59 BC, and the speed brought about by Johannes Gutenberg's revolutionary invention of the modern printing technology called moveable type during
Nepali Army supplying water to drought-hit Saptari locals
As extreme heat has deepened the drinking water crisis in Saptari, the Nepali Army has stepped in to distribute potable water across affected areas, offering critical relief to residents. With support from the Madhes Prov
Unique Forms of Lakhe Dance
Year-round religious festivals in Dolakha town begin following the celebration of Gantakarna Parba on Shrawan Krishna Chaturdasi. Among these, one of the first jatras is the Lakhe (demon) dance, which starts from Shrawan Krishna Auns
Lessons From Manakamana Visit
As long as we remain open-minded about the possibilities and opportunities our life brings us, some experiences can be game-changers. I found my initial visit to Manakamana Temple to be highly positive. It taught me not to judge some
The Unspoken Language
With trembling and crying, Found a newborn with the mother lying. Unbroken bond deep and true,
Over half of Gulmi locals enroll in health insurance scheme
The locals of Gulmi have shown growing interest in the government-initiated health insurance scheme under the social security programme. More than 50 per cent of the people in the
Retired NA administrator running modern cow farm
Giriraj Basnet, 58, who retired after working for 30 years in the administrative service of the Nepal Airlines Corporation, is currently running a modern cow farm in Katahari Rural Municipality-7, Morang.
Over 7,600 patients receive treatment at Brinoz Ear Health Hospital in a year
Brinoz Ear Health Hospital, located in Phultekra, Nepalgunj, has provided ear treatment services to more than 7,600 patients over the past year, covering three provinces of western Nepal. According to Bhishan Kumar Chaud
Princess Malla to represent in the ‘Miss Teen Earth
Princess Malla is all set to represent Nepal in the ‘Miss Teen Earth 2025’ pageant, which is scheduled to be held in Jaipur, India, from August 3 to 9. Malla,19, bagged this opportunity by winnin
Bailey bridge at Loti Karnali expected to boost development
Former Chief Minister of Karnali Province, Jivan Bahadur Shahi, expressed confidence that the construction of a Bailey bridge over the Loti Karnali in Chankheli Rural Municipality will contribute not only to the development of Humla district but also to the overall progress of Karnali Province. During the Bailey bridge inauguration programme the other day, Shahi emphasised that roads are vi
Thailand, Cambodia plan border visits for diplomats
Thailand and Cambodia separately planned border visits for foreign diplomats to observe damages from the nearly weeklong clash, as violence that continued after a ceasefire appears to have eased. The ceasefire reached in Malaysi
NEPSE index drops to 2,922 points
The benchmark of share market index, NEPSE, has recorded a double-digit fall on Thursday, the last trading day of the week. The NEPSE has dropped by 31.50 (1.06 per cent) points and closed at 2,922.63 points today.
Riyal Ringgit portrays Nepalis’ painful struggles in Gulf countries
Riyal Ringgit, which will be released nationwide this Friday, had its grand premiere in Kathmandu on Wednesday. The film portrays the painful reality and st
Ministers’ swearing-in uncertain in Bagmati
The swearing-in of three newly appointed ministers in Bagmati Province Government has been uncertain. The swearing-in ceremony of three ministe
