- Saturday, 14 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Prepare For Rain-induced Disasters
Nepal is one of the most disaster-prone nations in South Asia, with the country recording numerous catastrophes, including rain-induced ones, each year. These disasters cause significant loss to properties and hum
What Is Decent Work?
Many years ago, I met a woman who impressed me. I was in Guatemala at the time and had been invited to an exam celebration for student nurses. Out of all the young graduates, only one wore indigenous a
Need For Fertiliser Plant
Agriculture is one of the crucial components of Nepal’s economy. It carries the huge prospect of transforming the national economy, constrained by many structural problems. The country’s sluggish man
From guns to gardens: Former gangsters fight hunger in Kenya
Joseph Kariaga and his friends once lived the "gangster life" in Nairobi's Mathare slum, snatching phones, mugging people and battling police. But when Kariaga's brother was shot dead by police, the young men took stock.
Crystal Palace makes FA Cup history
Crystal Palace pulled off one of the biggest FA Cup final upsets in history by stunning mighty Manchester City and lifting the famous trophy for the first time. Eberechi Eze's strike s
Exports to India from Belahiya rise
The country's export trade has seen significant improvement in the past three years through the Belahiya border crossing in Rupandehi. Although the Bhairahawa Customs Office has no
Israeli strikes in Gaza kill 103
Israeli strikes across the Gaza Strip killed at least 103 people overnight and into Sunday, hospitals and medics in the battered enclave said, as Israel intensifies its war in the territory that, after more than 19 months, shows no signs of abating. More than 48 people were killed in airstrikes in and around the southern city o
Photo journalist Shahi presented Best Editor Award
The third edition of the ‘Sansar National Star Music Video’ organised by Sansar Creation Nepal concluded at the Nepal Academy Hall, Kathmandu, on Saturday. Bagmati Province’s Minister for Labour, Employ
'Gentle giants': World's strongest men defy stereotypes
Eddie Williams is a schoolteacher from Monday to Friday and a wedding singer on weekends. In his spare time, he lifts enormously heavy weights as he competes to be the world's strongest man.
Pratibaim: A film on Madhes in the offing
Director Roshan Das is all set to produce Pratibaim, a film reflecting the unique culture, traditions, and setting of the Madhes region. While unveiling the film’s first poster in Janak
Province level photo exhibition concludes in Kanyam
A province-level photo competition and exhibition has recently concluded at Kanyam, one of the major tourist destinations in Ilam. The exhibition was organised with the obje
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Gandaki Province’s budget session from May 25
The budget session of the Gandaki Provincial Assembly is set to begin on May 25. The Gandaki provincial government on last Thursday had recommended the session be convened on May 25. Following the
Uncertainty looms at starting Khokana point
For over a decade, real estate developers around the southern rim of Kathmandu Valley have touted their properties as being close to the ambitious Kathmandu-Tarai/Madhes Expressway.
Sagarmatha Sambaad concludes issuing 25-point ‘Sagarmatha Call for Action’
The first edition of Sagarmatha Sambaad (Everest Dialogue) concluded with a 25-point 'Sagarmatha Call for Action' on Sunday. The three-day conclave held under the them
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Nakchelangna border point closed for two decades
The Nakchelangna border point in northern Mugu, which connects the district with Tibet, has remained closed for the past two decades. Due to the closure of the border point, loca
