- Friday, 13 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Nepal fix semis date with Malaysia in U16 East Zone Cup
Nepal are just two wins away from defending their ACC U-16 East Zone Cup title after cruising into the semi-finals with a commanding 298-run victory over Bhutan on Tuesday in Kuala Lumpur.
Second season of Aina to be aired from Friday
The second season of the television programme ‘Aina’, hosted by Nepali Congress general secretary Bishwo Prakash Sharma, is set to be premiered this Friday. According to a press release, the show, pro
Greenland eager to welcome tourists
Greenland has a message for the rest of the world: We're waiting for you. "Come visit Greenland," said Nukartaa Andreassen, who works for a water taxi company in the capital city, Nuuk. "Learn about it, learn about us. We love to have you. We love to tell our stories and our culture."
Locals in fear of floodings from ongoing Rapti River erosion
Rapti River has been eroding its banks rapidly in Khalla Jhagadiya, located between Narainapur Rural Municipality-6 and Rapti Sonari Rural Municipality-7 of Banke. As it is raining continuously in the hilly districts, the water fl
China visit fruitful: Minister Khadka
Minister for Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation Dipak Khadka has said that his one-week official visit to China was fruitful. After returning to Nepal, Minister Khadka said that he participated in various
Confusion reigns over Nepal's Asian Games participation
Confusion struck Nepali sports on Tuesday as both the Ministry for Youth and Sports and the Nepal Olympic Committee (NOC) claimed to have submitted lists of sports for the 20th Asian Games to be held in Japan from September 19 to October 4 in 2026. The Ministry issued a statement, asserting it had officially registered 31 sports. "The official list of sports for t
Asare tradition dwindling
In the past, the arrival of the monsoon used to bring a unique charm to the villages. People from all over the village would gather together for paddy planting, accompanied by the lively tunes of the traditional Naumati Baja.
Join Forces Against Nuclear Weapons
The world seems to be on the cusp of World War III. A dangerous scenario is emerging in the world with some nuclear powers deeply engaged in war. Russia has been at war with Ukraine for the last three years,
NC central committee meeting continues
he meeting of the Nepali Congress Central Working Committee continued for the second day on Tuesday. In the meeting chaired by party President
25-day Kaligandaki conservation trek concludes at Damodar Kunda
The Kaligandaki Civilisation Trek, aimed at conserving and promoting the culture and heritage of the Kaligandaki River, the world’s only river known for the sacred Shaligram stones, has concluded at Damodar Kunda in Upper Mustang.
Give Impetus To Transitional Justice
Nepal made history when the decade-long Maoist insurgency of 1996-2006 finally ended and the Maoist rebels were incorporated into the government to stop the war and establish lasting peace. In 2006, the Com
Sense Of Identity
As mature people, we feel secure in the knowledge and assurance of our self-identity. And we mostly think we know ourselves. No one knows us better than ourselves. Or so we think. From the profound journey of childhood to adulthood, we grow a sense of self and identity that is intricately built through our environment. We are an accumulation of our sensory perceptions, cognition, past experiences, memories, pa
Disaster Readiness
Every year, the monsoon season appears with a familiar scene of submerged settlements, flooded streets, and desperate rescues in hills and plains. The recent flood in Kailali, Dhangadhi, a
Lumbini spends 59% of budget allocations in 11 months
The Lumbini Provincial government has utilised only 59 per cent of its allocated capital expenditure in the first 11 months of the current fiscal year 2024/25, raising concerns over the province’s budget implementation efficiency.
Humla district connected to national road network
Humla district has finally been connected to Nepal’s national road network, fulfilling a long-cherished dream of its residents. Among Nepal's 77 districts, Humla became the last to be integrated into the national road system in the year 2025.
