- Thursday, 12 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Exhibition on Nepal’s lost God images begins
A multimedia exhibition has begun at the Patan Museum. Hosted by the Nepal Heritage Recovery Campaign (NHRC), in collaboration with Chitrakar Legacy and Fire Studio, the exhibition titled ‘Absent Gods: Nepal’s Lost Heritage’ was inaugurated on Thursday.
FIFA Football for Schools programme launched in Nepal
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has officially launched the FIFA Football for Schools (F4S) programme in Nepal, aiming to promote football among school children across the country. The launch event was held at Dasharath Sta
Rangrung Waterfall becomes a new attraction for tourists
Rangrung Waterfall, located in Sulikot Rural Municipality-3 of Barpak, Gorkha, has become a destination of attraction for both domestic and international tourists. Since tourists often visit Rangrung Waterfall before heading to th
Consolidating Nepal-China Relations
Nepal and China established diplomatic relations on August 1, 1955. This year marks the 70th anniversary of formal diplomatic relations. During the last 70 years, bilateral relations have remained friendly, cordial and cooperative. Nepal
Bring An End To Menstruation Stigma
A heart-wrenching story of a 28-year-old young woman, Kamala Aujee, mother of three, succumbing to a snake bite in a menstrual hut sheds light on deep-rooted archaic prejudice in this seemingly modern but, in reality, disturbingly prejudi
Never Forget Your Roots
For decades, Nepal has been looking to the West for inspiration regarding development and "progress". As a result, the majority of the architectures of the present constructions are all in the form of concrete rectangular blocks, a manneri
Business Formalisation
The economy in high-income countries and that in low-income ones are starkly different. While the former is typically a formal economy, the latter is largely an informal one. In the former, people have formal jobs in which they have specifie
Expressway progress remains slow despite Rs. 80 billion spent
The progress of Kathmandu–Tarai–Madhes Fast Track Project, one of several national pride projects, remains sluggish, despite a substantial expenditure of Rs. 80.54 billion to date. The Expressway, slated for completion by
PM 's Turkmenistan visit from Aug 3 to 8 for LLDC conference
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli is scheduled to visit Turkmenistan from August 3 to August 8. Prime Minister Oli is making the visit to p
Banke National Park successful in tiger conservation
Banke National Park (BaNP), the youngest national park in Nepal, has achieved remarkable success in both tiger conservation and reducing human-wildlife conflict. To prevent tigers and other wild an
China evacuates 283,000 people and cancels flights in Shanghai
Authorities relocated more than 280,000 people in Shanghai and its surrounding regions and hundreds of flights and ferry operations were cancelled as Typhoon Co-May whipped eastern China with heavy rains.
Demand of blood rising in Dang
The demand for blood has been increasing alongside its collection in Dang. With the growing number of hospitals for medical treatment in the district, the demand for blood has also been rising. Nepal Red Cross Society Dang branch
'Sitaare Zameen Par' to be launched on YouTube
Bollywood actor Aamir Khan has announced that his latest release, Sitaare Zameen Par, will be available on YouTube Movies on demand following its theatrical run this Tuesday. Starting 1 August, the film will stream exclusively on YouTube in India for INR.100, and in 38 international markets including the US, Canada, the UK, Australia, Germany, Indonesia, the Philippines, Singapore, Spain, among others, with pricing localised for each region, according to a press release.
Marchand smashes long-standing 200m medley World Record
France's Leon Marchand smashed the 200m individual medley world record in Singapore on Wednesday, setting a new mark of 1min 52.69sec. Swimming in the sem
Russian missiles kill three Ukrainian soldiers
A Russian missile hit a Ukrainian army training ground, killing three soldiers and wounding 18 others, authorities said, in the latest attack to embarrass military officials as they struggle to make up a severe manpower shortage in the nearly 3½-year war.
