- Saturday, 14 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
10th International Trade Fair begins
The tenth edition of the Nepal International Trade Fair has begun at the Bhukritimandap in Kathmandu on Thursday. Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Comm
Karnali govt, Ministry of Water Supply partner in cost-sharing agreement
Following federalism, a cost-sharing agreement has been signed between the federal and provincial governments for large-scale drinking water projects to be constructed under the partnership of all three tiers of government in Karnali Province.
Thrilling PSG home in on elusive CL trophy
Paris Saint-Germain's achievement in reaching the Champions League final is vindication for the club's decision to abandon its policy of amassing superstars and instead put faith in a hungry young team led by Luis Enrique.
India fires drones into Pakistan
India fired attack drones into Pakistan on Thursday, with one wounding four soldiers, the Pakistani military said, a day after missiles struck several locations and killed more than two dozen people. Several drones were shot down, officials said.
Nepalaya’s book fair on Saturday, Sunday
On the occasion of its 20th anniversary, Nepalaya, a publication house, is organising a book fair with special discounts of up to 60 per cent on its publications. The two-day book fair, scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, will also feature meet-and-greet sessions with authors and book signings.
Reframe Policy For Health Equity
Globally, health polices play a pivotal role in determining availability, accessibility, quality and equity of health care services. In many developing countries, health policies are largely guided by global as well as regiona
Don’t Lower Girls' Age Of Marriage
In a troubling move that risks undermining decades of progress in gender equality and youth empowerment, the Nepal government is considering lowering the legal age of marriage from 20 to 18. Citing reasons
Foreign Job Ordeals
Foreign employment remains the backbone of the Nepali economy. This is illustrated by the heavy reliance on foreign remittances earned by Nepali migrants abroad. However, a lack of safe and dignified foreign employment makes this incentive not so attractive.
Need For Skilled Labour
What do advanced countries such as the USA, China, Japan, Germany, the UK and many others have in common? Of several answers, one stands out: a skilled labour force. A cornerstone of a prosperous economy,
'Hitman' Sharma: Big-hitting leader of India's cricket dreams
Rohit Sharma rose from humble beginnings to captain cricket-mad India and redefined Test batting with his ability to score big hundreds as he dominated opposition attacks. The 38-year-old called t
Nepal expresses concern on India-Pakistan tension
The government has expressed its deep concern regarding the escalating tensions between India and Pakistan, following a barbaric terrorist attack on innocent tourists in Pahalgam, India, on April 22 this year. Tragically, a Nepali national lost his life in this appalli
Sumeru Cooperative victims seek govt action
Depositors of Sumeru Savings and Credit Cooperative Ltd. have accused the cooperative’s board of directors of orchestrating large-scale financial fraud and organised embezzlement. At a press conference held on Thursday at Sanc
Beehives with bees distributed to farmers
Beehives with bees have been distributed to beekeeping farmers in the district. Prime Minister Agriculture Modernisation
Sky bridge in Sarkegad: Misuse of funds
In certain areas of Humla, the absence of a basic suspension bridge hinders students from attending school. However, in the easily accessible region near Dullu village in Sarkegad Rural Municipality- 4, an o
Sheep herds return to Himalayan pastures as heat rises in lower hills
Sheep herds that were brought down from the Himalayan region to the mountains for grazing are now being taken to the Himalayan region in Udaypur of Koshi and Bajura of Sudurpashcim provinces.
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