- Thursday, 15 January 2026
The Rising Nepal
Tarai still under cold grip, schools shut
Dense fog and an intense cold wave continue to affect normal life across much of the Tarai region. Transportation, education, health services, agriculture and livelihood remained affected on Wednesday and Thursday.
NNMGA to launch topo map on Sunday
For the first time in Nepal, a topo map has been created for the convenience of climbers in the country. National Mountain Guides Association (NNMGA) had worked on map creation.
Tiger census begins in Bardiya, Banke and Dang
Tiger census has begun in Bardiya district, considered a favourable ground for tiger conservation, along with Banke and Dang districts since Wednesday.
Involving elephants in sports is normal: Experts
Involving elephants in light sports activities is a normal practice and does not harm their health, experts have said. They made the remarks amid objections
Tika, first woman pilot from Tharu community
Man Bahadur Chaudhary’s farmland lies close to Dhangadhi Airport in Kailali. Airplane fly over his fields every day. Watching aircraft take off and land while
NC's CWC meeting to continue today
The Nepali Congress Central Work Execution Committee convened on Thursday at the party’s headquarters, B.P. Smriti Bhawan, under the chairmanship of Acting President Purna Bahadur Khadka. Intensive deliberations occurred among the party’s top leadership on the current political developments.
Kumari Live Musical Concert to be held
‘Kumari Live Musical Concert’ is set to be organised in various cities across the country to promote the film, which is to be released on February 6, ne
All Gulmidarbar locals have access to drinking water
Eighty-year-old Chhabilal Rajali of Balithum in Gulmidarbar Rural Municipality-1, was overjoyed after drinking water finally reached the tap in his courtyard
8 dead in Turkey jet crash
Search teams on Wednesday recovered the cockpit voice and flight data recorders from the jet that crashed and killed Libya's military chief and other sen
Indira Sugar Mill owes Rs. 70 million to farmers
Indira Sugar Mill (Indira Sugar and Agro Industries Pvt. Ltd.), located in Pratappur Rural Municipality of Nawalparasi (West), still owes farmers Rs. 70 million in payments.
PM apprised of Nepal Academy of Music and Drama's situation
A delegation led by Chancellor Nisha Sharma and Vice-Chancellor Shambhu Rai of the Nepal Academy of Music and Drama met Prime Minister Sushila Kark
US-Ukraine forge consensus, territorial rift remains
The United States and Ukraine have reached a consensus on several critical issues aimed at bringing an end to the nearly four-year conflict, but sensitive is
Press Council ready to collaborate with Gorkhapatra Corporation
Dr. Kumar Sharma Acharya, Chairman of the Press Council Nepal, said that the Council could collaborate with Gorkhapatra Daily on various issues, including the upcoming elections, good governance in the media sector, enhancement of the skills of media personnel, and digital archiving.
Polemics On Provincial Structure
The Ujyalo Nepal Party, which was floated recently, has proposed to change the existing setup of the provincial arrangement by creating a council-type structure
Youth As Active Agent Of Peace
The identity of youth marks the dynamic population of Nepal. Out of the nation’s 29.6 million population, it shares 40 percent. This demographic bulge is vita
