- Monday, 10 November 2025
The Rising Nepal
Introduction of paddy harvester addresses labour shortage
Farmers of Urlabari Municipality-9 in Morang have purchased a modern paddy harvesting machine with a 50 percent subsidy from the Koshi Province government.
Biography of late poet Bimal Gurung released
Poet Chandra Gurung has come up with a book titled 'Kabi Bimal Gurung, Mirmirema Jhareko Tara.' The book is a biography of the late poet Bimal Gurung.
Dr. Koirala urges party general convention by December
Senior Nepali Congress leader Dr. Shekhar Koirala has reiterated his call for the party’s 15th General Convention to be held by December 2025. Speaking in an informal discussion w
Aston Villa beat Maccabi Tel Aviv in fraught Europa League match
Aston Villa beat Israeli club Maccabi Tel Aviv 2-0 Thursday in a Europa League game played amid heightened security measures, with more than 700 police officers deployed to deal with possible protests.
We will find peace only when nation changes: Gen-Z movement widow
Cradling her two-year-old son, Kanti Gurung often finds herself staring into emptiness. She ponders how to raise the child, providing both a mother’s tenderness and a father’s care. She makes plans, yet her heart has never ceased to ache.
NKorean, Russian military officials discuss cooperation
Senior North Korean and Russian military officials discussed strengthening cooperation in their latest talks this week in Pyongyang, North Korean state media said Friday, as the two countries continue to align over Russia's war in Ukraine.
The breathtaking beauty of Bichitra Cave
Travel for 15 minutes by the Tamghas-Simaltari road section along the Madan Bhandari Highway from Tamghas, the district headquarters of Gulmi district, and you will reach Bichitra Cave. The road leading to the cave is a dirt road.
Mayor Shah inaugurates rebuilt Brahma Temple
Balendra Shah, Mayor of Kathmandu Metropolitan City, inaugurated the Brahma Temple of Jayabageshwori, Kathmandu, on Friday. At the same function, Sunita Dangol, Dep
Lalitpur joins UNESCO Creative Cities Network
Lalitpur Metropolitan City (LMC) has earned the prestigious title of a UNESCO Creative City of Music and is now proudly part of the UNESCO Creative Cities Network (UCCN).
Public Trust Key To Political Legitimacy
In a varied society like Nepal, customary legitimacy can serve as a source of political stability while the coherence of the state, polity, political parties and civil society is expected to achieve n
Global Events Hit Cross-border Lending
Banks will always have one tug of war while lending a balance between trust and belief. When crossing borders with their checked money, they are also loaning the capital. Cross-bo
Gen Z’s Dreams And Doubts
Nepal’s ground shook on September 8 and 9 as thousands of youth poured into the streets. Their banners and shouts were simple: lift the social media ban, end corruption. But what starte
Sama-Chakewa festival concludes
Sama-Chakewa festival, which began on the day of Bhai Tika and concluded at midnight on the full moon day of Kartik, was grandly observed this year by the Tharu community of Udayapur.
Bayern Munich aim to keep winning run going
Who can end Bayern Munich's winning start to the season? After a week in which it defeated European champion Paris Saint-Germain and 2024 Bundesliga champion Bayer Leverkusen
Industries start paying power dues
Large industries with outstanding electricity tariff arrears under dedicated and trunk lines have begun paying their dues, starting with the first installment payments.
