- Tuesday, 11 November 2025
The Rising Nepal
2,500 traffic cones installed in Kathmandu
The Urban Management Department under Kathmandu Metropolitan City, through its Transport and Road Safety Golden Plan, has begun installing internationally standard traffic cones and retractable bars on city roads to strengthen traffic management.
17 killed in Gaza as ceasefire pressure grows
At least 17 people were killed Thursday in Israeli attacks in the Gaza Strip, according to local health officials, as international pressure for a ceasefire continued to grow. On the sidelines of the United Nation
Special security plan implemented in Banke for festivals, 1,100 police deployed
The District Police Office, Banke, has prepared and implemented a special security plan targeting major festivals like Dashain, Tihar and Chhath. Deputy Superintendent of Police of th
67% citizens enrolled in health insurance scheme
A total of 67 per cent of residents in Syangja district have enrolled in the national health insurance programme. According to the Syangja branch of the Health In
Mid-Hill Highway faces roadblocks in Panchthar
The Mid-Hill Highway has encountered a problem at its starting point in Panchthar. Due to negligence by the construction contractors, the section of the highway spanning 51 kilometres from Tharpud to Chiwabhanjyang in Panchthar has been left incomplete.
Pre booking of Balidaan begins
Balidaan, set to release on Phulpati, September 29, has opened its advance ticket sales. Distributors confirmed that most theaters ac
Multiplexes replace single-screen halls
There was a time when single-screen cinemas reigned supreme. People would line up to watch films. But with the rapid advancement of technology, many single-screen theaters began to decline. With the development of new technology for film exhibitions, old theaters have become increasingly rare.
Eze nets first goal as Arsenal join City in League Cup last 16
Eberechi Eze scored his first Arsenal goal as the Gunners beat Port Vale 2-0 to reach the League Cup fourth round, alongside Manchester City, Tottenham and Newcastle on Wednesday. Arsenal boss Mikel
Nabin Neupane named Nepal Women’s Head Coach
The All Nepal Football Association (ANFA) has officially appointed Nabin Neupane as the new head coach of the Nepal women's national football team. The announcement was made on Thursday,
Herculean Tasks Before Government
When a British historian, Lord Acton (1887), said, “Power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely," he did not mean that this would apply only to those who are in political power in the usual sense. He argued that the same moral st
Lessons From The Gen Z Movement
When the country was in flames, this columnist, who gets to feature rarely in the golden pages of our publications for want of knowledge, experience, wisdom and what not, was halfway into the much-celebrated ‘Why Nations Fail’. In their s
Tackling Security Threat
On the second day of the Generation Z (Gen Z) protest, one inmate, along with hundreds of others, had fled the Nakkhu Jail. After the jailbreak, the fugitive is reported to have murdered his wife. With a huge number of prisoners now out in
Austerity Measures
Extraordinary times require extraordinary measures. That's how the leaders rise to the challenges. In the wake of catastrophic destruction of infrastructures underpinning the economy, the task of paramount importance is to restore the
PM reaffirms action against guilty of excesses during Gen Z protest
Prime Minister Sushila Karki on Thursday pledged legal action against those found guilty in the recent Gen Z protests, warning that accountability would follow. In her first address to the nation since taking
Over 138,000 people leave Kathmandu in three days
The number of people leaving Kathmandu Valley has been increasing as the Dashain festival approaches. After the holidays begin in schools and colleges,
