- Friday, 13 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Global Shift Toward Remote Work
The transition to remote and flexible work, fast-tracked by the COVID-19 pandemic and advances in technology, has transformed the way the workforce works. Although hybrid work patterns are now the norm, they are visited by challenges o
Stories Reflecting Life
Sushant Thapa’s collection of twenty-two short fictions is dedicated to the “different characters and stories around us.” This dedication is an apt introduction to the series of flash fictions following it. Each story is more than a tale; it is also a
Appreciating Antithesis
This book introduced in this column is authored by Prakash Bikalpa, who has been known for his earlier works titled "Desh Kina Banena" and "Sambriddhi Ko Bato," among others that discuss principally the several socio-economic and political issue
Bali Bliss Beyond Expectations
My extensive work with Indonesia's Honorary Consul gave me deep knowledge of the country. I helped with official events and communications, and nominated people for official groups. However, I had never been to Indonesia. Friends who
Giants Of This World
I was eight years old, carrying my first DSLR Canon 800D camera. For a kid, the equipment was heavy and fragile. I was afraid it would fall any second from my hands: I could almost picture the sparkling lens smashing into a thousand pieces. My Dad ha
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Sculptures from the Karnata period found in Dhanusha
Although 900-year-old statues and historical artifacts from the Karnata period were found in the Durvasha Temple area, located in Bideha Municipality-2, Dhanusha, the lack of historical research, preservation, and promotion has led to the neglect of this
932 Indian pilgrims visit Mount Kailash via Humla
By Rajan Rajat,Humla, July 11:
Moderate growth seen in deposits, private sector credit
The banks and financial institutions of the country witnessed moderate growth in deposits mobilisation and private sector lending during the first 11 months of the current fiscal year. Deposits mobilisation at Banks and Financia
EU issues guidelines to curb powerful AI models
The EU unveiled on Thursday long-delayed recommendations to rein in the most advanced AI models such as OpenAI's ChatGPT and help companies comply with the bloc's sweeping new law. Brussels has come und
Mansarovar-bound 3,000 foreign tourists 'stuck' in Kathmandu
Tourists on a pilgrimage to Kailash Mansarovar via Nepal are bearing the brunt of a lengthy VISA verification process. Nepali tour operators have complained that around 3000 tourists are stuck in Kathmandu as the Chinese Embassy is taking more than 10 days for VISA verification.
Leaders underscore regional unity to combat terrorism
Nepali Congress leader and former Defence Minister Dr. Minendra Rijal has said that a terrorist attack on India would have spillover effects on Nepal. Speaking at a seminar on “Terrorism in South Asia: Challenges to Regional Peace and Security” organised by the Nepal Institute for International Cooperation and Engagement (NIICE), in Kathmandu on Wednesday, he called for global unity-similar to the solidarity seen after the September 11 attacks in the United States to combat terrorism effectively.
50 killed in Gaza as Israel increases aid access
Israel will increase humanitarian access to Gaza under a new deal with the European Union, EU foreign affairs chief Kaja Kallas said on Thursday. The move comes as Gaza's civil defence agency said at least 52 p
Captain Saab to be produced
The film Captain Saab has officially begun its production. According to the film unit, the auspicious commencement ceremony took place on Thursday at Gaurighat, Kathmandu. Directed by Dipendra K. Khanal, Captain Saab is a biographical film based on the life of Captain Rameshwor Thapa.
Europe On Churchill's Footstep
It is said that Winston Churchill had proposed a surprise allied attack on the Soviet Union weeks after the Nazi surrender in 1945 but his Military Adviser Field Marshal Alan Brooke rejected his idea saying that i
Education Bill Pushes School Reforms
The School Education Bill 2023 has been under parliamentary review for 21 months, making it one of the most debated bills in recent decades. On the one hand, the bill represents a significant shift from the previous Edu
