- Tuesday, 11 November 2025
The Rising Nepal
Paying Tribute To Gen Z Martyrs
September 8, 2025, will forever be remembered as one of the darkest days in the history of Nepal when the nation lost around 20 innocent lives, mostly young people, during the Gen Z protest.
Achieve Prosperity Through Tourism
The term ‘tourism’ has become a buzzword that hangs on everyone's lips when we talk about Nepal’s potential, opportunities and strengths. Amidst immense potential, a question lies, “H
India retires MiG-21 fighters after six decades
India retired its last fleet of Soviet-era MiG-21 fighter jets Friday, ending more than six decades of service with an aircraft once celebrated for its combat prowess but later derided as a "flying coffin" due to frequent crashes.
EU Ambassador Lorenzo calls on Minister Ghising
Ambassador of the European Union to Nepal, Veronique Lorenzo, has paid a courtesy call on Minister for Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation, Physical Infrastructure and Transport and Urban Development Kul Man Ghising on Friday.
Actor Hamal’s book set to be released on October 11
The book ‘Yug Dekhi Yug Samma’, which captures the life, cinema, and various dimensions of actor Rajesh Hamal, is set to release on October 11.
Watercolour art: High appeal, low demand
Pokhara is known as the city of water; the sun shines one moment, and rain pours the next. Perhaps that is why artists from this city are extremely fond of water. They have cre
Jaya Shree Harati Maa brings Daafa Bhajan to big screen
A unique Nepal Bhasa film based on the mythological and folk story of Harati Maa has been launched, combining centuries-old Daafa Bhajan with modern cinematic storytelling. The
Liga champions Barca claim comeback win at Oviedo
Headers from Robert Lewandowski and Ronald Araujo helped Barcelona make a 3-1 comeback victory at minnows Real Oviedo on Thursday in La Liga. The Catalans, who
Elderly parents in care homes miss family during festivals
At festival time, many elderly residents of the Manav Sewa Ashram in Baglung miss home and family, even though the shelter has given them a safe place to live.
Govt approves national report for UN Human Rights UPR submission
The government has approved Nepal’s national report for the fourth cycle of the Universal Periodic Review (UPR), which will be submitted to the United Nations Human Rights Council through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Painful Dashain Awaits Gen Z Martyr Families
Stop all the clocks, cut off the telephone, Prevent
Time To Build Collective Resilience
For some decades, Nepal has been facing various sorts of incidents triggering stress and trauma. Whether these are natural disasters or protests caused by human foibles and c
Leveraging Festival’s Power To Heal Wounds
We are a few days into the great festival of Dashain. Normally, it is a time when every sleepy town and village comes to life as if it were jolted by an electric shock. However, for the pas
Recognise Feminine Power Beyond Scriptures
Dashain is the most cherished festival for all Hindus across Nepal and beyond. It is the time of family reunion, feast and religious fervour. Once deserted villages become vibrant, families
The Dashain We've Lost
If this scribe had a rupee for every time he heard someone sigh, "Dashain doesn't feel the same anymore," he would probably be a millionaire by now. If you
