- Saturday, 7 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Turn Ayurvedic Knowledge Into Wealth
Ayurveda is the ancient science of treatment where various herbs are used to treat simple to complicated ailments. In the past, Ayurvedic treatment was accessible to both rich and poor alike to relieve their suff
Gen Z And Politics
For a long time, Nepal’s youth was described as disengaged, distracted, and uninterested in politics. That narrative no longer holds. In recent months, Gen Z has emerged not as a silent observer but as an activ
Ballot Lesson For Nepal
Elections make a fundamental contribution to democratic governance. As democratic governance is conducted through people's representatives, elections enable voters to select leaders and hold them accountab
Salyan holds voters orientation programme to reduce invalid votes
The District Election Office in Salyan has announced that it has conducted orientation sessions for voter education volunteers who are assigned to all 83 wards across the 10 local levels in the district.
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Handmade Paper Industry in Deukhuri employing over 150 locals
The Rapti Nepali Handmade Paper Industry in Deukhuri, Dang has provided employment to more than 150 locals by using local raw materials. At a time when small and cottage
A school children like more than their home
Children studying at the Siddheshwari Orphaned, Underprivileged and Dalit Janajati (Indigenous) Residential School in Dapka of Budhinanda Municipality-9 have begun to like their school more than their homes.
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President Paudel wishes peace, prosperity to all
President Ramchandra Paudel has extended his best wishes for happiness, peace and prosperity to all Nepalis at home and abroad on the auspicious occasion of Maha Shivaratri.
Gupta's campaign rings loud in Saptari
With the House of Representatives election approaching, candidates across the country have intensified their door-to-door outreach. Although the Election Code of Conduct permits formal campaigning onl
Bagmati earns Rs. 15M per month from milk sales
Around Rs. 15 million flows into Bagmati Rural Municipality in eastern Makwanpur every month from milk sales. About 6,500 litres of milk are colle
Nepal should benefit from China's high-quality development: Experts
Experts have called for implementing scores of agreements and understandings reached between Nepal and China in the past. They shared their views at a China–Nepal Media and Think Tank Symposiu
Astronauts launch to ISS post
A new crew rocketed toward the International Space Station on Friday to replace the astronauts who returned to Earth early in NASA's first medical evacuation.SpaceX launched the replacements as so
IGP calls for security analysis before polls
Inspector General of Nepal Police (IGP) Dan Bahadur Karki has instructed police personnel to analyse security sensitivities and ensure effective deployment in order to maintain law and order in society and address potential challenges that may arise during the elections.
Need For Strengthening Systemness Of Polity
The Nepali political system is under pressure and in search of systemness for the correct disposition of rules, leaders, institutions, legitimacy and practices. It is continuously encountering difficulties in regulating
Sunsari farmer schools boost skills, farming
The Agricultural Knowledge Centre, Sunsari, has been operating farmer schools to develop professional and skilled farmers in the district. These programmes are being organised in va
Nepal Must Change Governance Culture
In Nepali political conversations, a popular proverb is often repeated: "Jun jogi aaye pani kanai chireko" (no matter which monk arrives, his ears are already slit). This is more than just a saying; it is a painful reality t
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