- Saturday, 14 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
PSG set new benchmark in Champions League, but can it stay at the top of European soccer?
Paris Saint-Germain's ascent to the top of European soccer is complete. Staying there is another matter entirely. Saturday's Champi
Noted musician and writer Ganesh Rasik passes way
Senior literary figure Ganesh Rasik passed away on Sunday while undergoing treatment. He had been receiving treatment for
Lack of road maintenance puts commuters’ life at risk
Travelling on rural roads in Jajarkot district has become increasingly hazardous due to the negligence of local authorities regarding road maintenance. Roads built to connect the seven local levels to remote
Gas project threatens fishing community
It's impossible to miss the gas platform off the coast of northern Senegal. Its flare stack burns day and night above the rolling breakers. The natural gas project, a joint venture between British energy gian
First-ever book on Nepali football history launched
A book titled "Swarnakatha Nepali Footballko", chronicling the history of Nepali football, was launched in Kathmandu on Sunday. Nepal’s renowned footballer Raju Kaji Sha
Birat Literary Hiking held
Birat Nepalbhasha Sahitya Sammelan Guthi organised the Birat Literary Hiking on Saturday. The hiking was organised with the concept of observing various places in Bhaktapur and inquiring about history of the places as well as reciting literary works, said Mahendra Gopal Karmacharya, Chairman of Birat Guthi.
81% progress under civil works found in Rahughat hydro
A high level team of government officials inspected the 40 MW Rahughat Hydropower Project in Myagdi of Gandaki Province on Sunday. Managing Director of Nepal Electricity Auth
Security budget for 2025/26 up by Rs. 11.52 billion
Placing a strong emphasis on internal security and national defence, the government has increased the budget allocations for the Ministry of Home Affairs and the Ministry of Defense for the upcoming fiscal year 2025/26.
31 killed while heading to a Gaza aid hub
At least 31 people were killed and scores were wounded on Sunday as they were on their way to receive food in the Gaza Strip, according to health officials and multiple witnesses. The witnesses said Isra
Media News And Non-news
When an academic writes on an important aspect of mass media, it attracts interest in anticipation of a structured and relatively analytical approach to the theme undertaken. If a practising hand does so, the work is expected to closely chronicle the topic and its subtopics from the perspective of hands-on skills. And someone with more than two decades of academic career and no less than three formal Master’s
Climate Challenge As Development Opportunity
When climate change is framed as a global problem requiring collective regulation of greenhouse-gas emissions, developing-country governments see little reason to prioritise the issue over others. After all, the r
Magic Of Nepali Food
Some memories don’t live in photographs or journals, they live in the senses. A sudden whiff of sautéed garlic, the earthy bite of fenugreek hitting hot oil, or the slow burn of cumin in a pan can pull you back decades in an instant. It doesn’t matter where you are, a restaurant in Thamel, a flat in London, or a lane in New York, if that smell finds you, you’re home again. In Nepal, food
Precautions On COVID
Nepal faces a new threat from India's ongoing COVID-19 surge, characterised by a large number of active cases and considerable mortality. Given the open border and high volume of cross-border mov
Nepal gear up for League 2 Tri-Series in Scotland
Nepal is gearing up for its fourth cycle of the ICC World Cup League 2 triangular series in Scotland, starting Monday (June 2). The Rhinos will take on hosts Scotland and the Netherlands in a double-header tri-series. Nepal begins its campaign against Scotland in the tournament opener on Monday. This will mark Nepal's return to longer-for
Hari Prasad Sharma’s artworks on display
An art exhibition ‘Nepal Down the Ages: Glimpses of Nepali History, Culture, and Lifestyles in Paintings’, featuring the works of veteran artist Hari Prasad Sharma, is currently underway at Nepal Art Council.
