- Tuesday, 11 November 2025
The Rising Nepal
PM urges political parties for serious reforms
Prime Minister Sushila Karki has said that political parties must undertake serious reforms within themselves. In a video message delivered on Thursday night on
Taylor Swift’s ‘The Life of a Showgirl’ breaks record, sells 2.7 million copies
It’s the life of a saleswoman. Taylor Swift’s 12th studio album, “The Life of a Showgirl,” sold 2.7 million copies in traditional album sales — which include physical and digital formats — in its first day in the U.S. That’s according to Luminate, an industry data and analytics company.
Lyon exact revenge on Arsenal, Barca thrash Bayern in Women's Champions League
Melchie Dumornay scored twice as Lyon got revenge on Arsenal to open their Women's Champions League campaign with a 2-1 victory in London, while Barcelona thrashed Bayern Munich 7-1 on Tuesday.
Cargo containers begin to move with completion of Ghami River diversion
After a temporary 'diversion' was built at the Ghami River in Damodarkunda Rural Municipality-2, Mustang, cargo containers that were held up at the Mustang customs office due to the ongoing construction of a bridge have begun to exit.
Handigaun Jatra marked
Locals of Handigaun celebrated the Narayan Jatra, an age-old tradition to pay homage to Lord Bishnu, on Wednesday. This festival, celebrated every year after Ko
National Guard troops outside Chicago, could be in Memphis soon
National Guard troops are positioned outside Chicago and they could be in Memphis by Friday as the Trump administration pushes ahead with an aggressive policy toward big-city crime whether local leaders support it or not.
Banana farms in Sunsari suffer heavy loss
Continuous rainfall over the past few days, followed by floods and strong winds, has caused heavy damage to banana farms in Sunsari district. Farmers from various local levels reporte
Bajura locals climb hills to make phone calls
Locals of Kandabasi, Khaptad Chhededaha Rural Municipality-1, in Bajura district are still forced to climb nearby hills just to make phone calls. While 4G mobile service has been activa
Rains hamper harvesting paddy crops in Bajura
Farmers in Bajura are facing severe difficulties in harvesting their paddy crops as continuous rainfall has made it nearly impossible to bring the crops home despite the fields turning golden.
Urgency Of Bureaucracy Reform
The interim government has rolled back some structural changes made in the top-notch bureaucratic structures during the previous regime. Some of the central agencies that were centralised and inducte
Cloud Technology For Digital Sovereignty
The crisis during the Gen Z movement last month was a stark reminder of how fragile Nepal’s digital backbone is. Citizens could not access their savings, hospitals struggled to open records, and students missed
Peril Of Fake Narratives
These days, people on social media tend to hide someone's faults while also exaggerating things that never even happened. One person makes an accusation, another admits to it, and suddenly, society itself
Punish The Guilty
The interim government led by Prime Minister Sushila Karki is firm in holding general elections on March 5 next year to restore democratic order and steer the nation on its constitutional course. However, th
Over 16,000 devotees visit Pathibhara during Dashain
Over 16,000 devotees visited the famous pilgrimage site Pathibhara in Taplejung during Dashain festival. According to the Pathibhara Area Development Committee, from Ghatasthapana to Kojagrat Purnima
Nepal clinch Women's T20I Series in Malaysia
Nepal emerged victorious in the women's bilateral Twenty20 International series against Malaysia, sealing the five-match contest 3–2 with a five-wicket win in the decider on Wednesday at the Bayuemas Cricket Oval.
