- Saturday, 14 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Conservation laboratory established in Lumbini to protect archaeological objects
A museum conservation laboratory has been established at the World Heritage Site of Lumbini. It is claimed that the Lumbini Museum Conservation Laboratory is the most modern facility of its kind in Nepal.
Model Tharugram falls into ruin in 17 years
A row of houses stands side by side, their roofs mostly covered with straw, though some have rusty tin sheets. The mud walls show signs of wear with noticeable cracks. Overgrown grass and bushes fill the courtyards.
Nepal’s tea export increases
Nepali Orthodox tea, which is an export item of Nepal, has shown good signs in the international market this year. Tea industrialists have said that th
NKorean leader furious over failed destroyer launch
North Korea is seeking to arrest those responsible for the failed launch of its second naval destroyer, as it denied the warship suffered major damage — a claim quickly met with outside skepticism.
Process to build Kaligandaki hydel project begins
The process of constructing the 50.5 MW Beni Kaligandaki Hydropower Project at Jaljala of Myagdi and Parbat districts has been pushed forward. Locals are excited after the process to build hydropower project in Jaljala began. The Department of Electricity Development has proposed the project by constru
KOICA hands over three volunteers
Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) has organised a Consultative Workshop and KOV handover ceremony for its Volunteer Partner Organisations in Lalitpur.
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Reconstruction of monasteries in Sindhupalchowk nears completion
Hundreds of monasteries in Sindhupalchowk, which were destroyed by the devastating April 25, 2015, earthquake and its aftershocks, are undergoing reconstruction. Among them, dozens have already been rebuilt. With financial assistance from countries including India, the reconstruction of several historic monasteries is now in its final stage. In Helambu Rural Municipality, several 500-year-o
Promoting Buddhist tourism in Lumbini is govt priority: Minister Pandey
Minister for Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation Badri Prasad Pandey has said that the government is committed to making Nepal a centre for Buddhist culture heritage and an attractive destination of spiritual tourists.
Creative Diplomacy, Not Coercion, Pays Off
After meeting in Geneva, the U.S. and China have announced a 90-day truce to their trade war. This has offered both nations a space to build trust, continue with negotiation and resolve their outstanding issues. Oth
Addressing Mental Health Challenges
Our country’s approach to mental health care is a patchwork of underfunded programmes, neglected policies, and insufficient services that barely scratch the surface of a growing crisis. Patan Mental Hospital, the c
Why Success Is Overrated
In 2024, Bankrate released a fascinating—and honestly, sobering—study: Americans believe they need an average income of $186,000 per year to feel financially secure. That’s more than double the actual average f
Police working to ensure safety in May 29 pro-royalist rally
Nepal Police have intensified security protocols across the capital to prevent any untoward incidents and ensure public safety, keeping in mind the proposed May 29 demonstrations of the pro-royalist groups.
Sukra wins Surya Nepal Challenge title
Former top professional golfer Sukra Bahadur Rai won the title of the Surya Nepal Challenge, the seventh event of the Surya Nepal Golf Tour 2024-25, at the par-68 Royal Nepal Golf Club on Friday.
KIMFF to kick off on May 28
The 22nd edition of the Kathmandu International Mountain Film Festival (KIMFF) is set to take place from May 28 to June 1 under the theme ‘Fractured Voices, Reclaiming Narratives.’
Panchpokhari Art and Tourism Promotion Workshop ends
The three-day ‘Panchpokhari Art and Tourism Promotion Workshop’ concluded recently, showcasing the natural beauty and cultural richness of Panchpokhari in Sindhupalchok. Jointly organised by the Nepal Academy of
