- Saturday, 14 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
680 climbers reach Dhaulagiri summit in 65 years
Over the 65 years since the first successful ascent of Dhaulagiri, the world’s seventh-highest peak, a total of 680 climbers have reached its summit till date. Located in Mudi of Ward No. 4 in Dhaulagiri Rural Municipality, Myagdi, the mountain poses a significant challenge for climbers due to its rapidly changing weather conditions, making it more difficult than many other peaks.
Separate burn ward set up in Bheri Hospital
Patients with severe burn injuries can now receive treatment easily at Bheri Hospital in Nepalgunj thanks to the establishment of a dedicated burn ward. For the first time, Bheri Hospital has started treating patients with serious burn injuries in a separate burn ward.
Man weaves baskets to make money for children's weddings
As modern professional careers become increasingly desirable, more and more people are leaving behind their ancestral occupations. However, Dil Bahadur Shripali, 52, has managed to marry off three
We have made achievements in infrastructure building: Pomu
Dipendra Pomu (Dipen), Chairman of Aathrai Tribeni Rural Municipality in Taplejung, has said that major developments have been achieved, particularly in infrastructure development.
More tourists visit Barahapokhari
Surrounded by white snow-capped mountains, green hilly pastures and open grasslands, Barahapokhari Lake is adorned with blooming rhododendrons (laligurans) of various colours, enhancing its natural beauty.
Europe increases pressure on Israel
European countries ramped up pressure on Israel to abandon its intensified campaign in Gaza and let more aid into the war-ravaged territory, where rescuers said Wednesday new attacks killed at least 45 peo
Nepal Day to be marked in Frankfurt
Nepali Samaj Germany, a community organisation run by the Nepali diaspora for over 20 years, is going to organise the Frankfurt Nepal Day for the 10th time on May 24 in Saalbau Bornheim Frankfurt.
Trade Union Reforms Still Elusive
The State Affairs and Good Governance Committee of the parliament has passed the much-disputed civil service bill, clearing the decks for its passage from the House. The committee arrived at a consens
Mechanism Essential To Execute BRI Projects
During Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli's visit to China in November 2024, an agreement on the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) framework was reached between Nepal and China. Under the framework, the Tokha-
Being Human In AI Age
Imagine working hard for days to write an essay, only to see your friend submit a better one within a minute with the help of a robot. But wait, you don’t have to imagine the situation at all. Just take a good look a
Curb Illegal Transactions
Fiscal discipline is an important element of sound and robust economic development. Rules and regulations are not only meant to maintain law and order but also curb illegal financial activities, particularly mon
Shrestha to be awarded in Hetauda
Sahitya Sangam Makwanpur has announced to honour eight literary figures. According to a press statement issued by the org
England face Zimbabwe in first test in 22 years
For England, it's little more than a warm-up match ahead of much sterner examinations to come. For Zimbabwe, it means everything. Trent Bridge in Not
Documentary on Cham Bahadur Pun premiered
' An Exemplary Ex-Gurkha Soldier: Cham Bahadur Pun', a documentary directed by journalist Amrit Bhadgaule, depicts the struggles of a former Gurkha soldier dedicated to transforming his birthplace. The film conveys a strong message of love and devotion to one’s own native soil.
Nepal is at risk of COVID-19 infections: Experts
Health experts have called for increased vigilance in Nepal as the COVID-19 JN.1 variant, a sub-lineage of Omicron, continues to spread rapidly across Asia, with notable surges reported from India, Singapore and Hong Kong.
