- Thursday, 12 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Govt to install 500 deep boring water projects
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has announced immediate and long-term measures to protect Madhes Province from severe drought conditions. Speaking at the inauguration of a newly constructed maternity centre in M
The New Unified Philosophical Frontier
In the luminous orbit of digital phenomenology emerging in recent years, where human experience refracts through the prism of technology, the archetype of the classical human subject intrinsic to post-humanism begins to evapor
Relishing China’s Mesmerising Development
As we landed in Beijing at midnight on June 16, 2025, my curiosity to know modern China from the close quarters reached a zenith. The Chinese Foreign Ministry had invited three female professionals, including two journalists from Nepal, t
Why Krishna Matters In Life
Krishna is respected chiefly as a religious figure, a divine character worshipped by millions of devotees. Temples, rituals, and hymns celebrate his glory. His names (Govinda, Madhav, Gopal, and Hari, among others) echo in prayers, his for
Your Mind Needs You
In the rush of everyday life, have you ever stopped to ask: "How is my mind?" We feed our bodies, we clean our homes, we upgrade our gadgets. But
Stars Shine Within All
In the course of reading books, there are several moments in my life when I wish the book I was reading would never reach an end. Recently, the same happened while I was watching Amir Khan's movie Sitaare Zameen Par. Amir Khan, a renowne
An Icon's Imprint
'Drashta Drishtima Srashta Vijaya Chalise' is not a single work by its eponymous writer, but rather a comprehensive commemorative volume, a "festschrift," dedicated to dissecting and paying tribute to the enormous literary contri
Spectacled Cobra: Risk And Cultural Importance
The spectacled cobra (Naja naja), also known as the common cobra or binocellate cobra, is a venomous snake belonging to the Elapidae family. In Nepali, it is called Goman Sarpa, and in Sanskrit, Nag. The cobra is active during summer and th
Equal Rights For All
What if everyone had the same rights and chances for success? Despite advancements, gender equality is still elusive in many world regions. Gender equality is giving everyone the same treatment and opportunities in life, regardless of w
Our Home Earth
Earth is our beautiful home Filled wi
Pakistan, Iran expell Afghans
The Taliban have tortured and threatened Afghans forcibly returned from Iran and Pakistan because of their identity or personal history, a U.N. report said Thursday. Pakistan and Iran are e
Over 260 locations at risk of floods, landslides in Lamjung
More than 260 locations in Lamjung district have been identified to be at a risk of floods and landslides. Settlements and roads are among the most vulnerable areas. According to the District Disaster Manage
Teenage siblings found dead in Bhaktapur
In a tragic incident, two teenage sisters were found dead, hanging from a single rope at their rented residence in Madhyapur Thimi Municipality-8, Bode Sintitar, Bhaktapur, on Thursday morning.
Cardamom price increase pleases Ilam farmers
Once merely a cash crop, large cardamom has now become a major source of income for farmers in Nepal's hill districts and the earning of the growers has increased. At present, cardamom is trading
Outdoor work in Southern Europe turns hellish
Cruel heat is baking southern Europe as the continent slips deeper into summer. In homes and offices, air conditioning is sweet relief. But under the scorching sun, outdoor labor can be grueling, brutal, occasionally even deadly.
