- Saturday, 14 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Investment commitment of Rs. 152 billion in 46 projects in Koshi
Investment commitments have been made for 46 projects at the Koshi Province Investment Summit organised by the provincial government. A memorandum of understanding was signed between the government and investors on Friday evening.
Electricity line extension proceeds with security arrangement
The expansion work of the Kohalpur-Surkhet 132 kV transmission line has resumed under tight security after facing obstruction from locals. Due to unresolved disputes regarding the project, the authorities have deployed security
Mathagadhi farmers earn Rs. 6mn from bayberry
Farmers of Wards No. 3 and 4 in Mathagadhi Rural Municipality sell bayberry (Kafal) worth around Rs. 6 million annually. Farmers from Devgir, Dandeni, Deurali, Maulathar and Makle areas of Ward No. 4 alone have sold bayberries worth Rs. 4 mi
Karnali expects attention in upcoming budget
Karnali Province is expected to be a priority in the upcoming federal budget, as the government has given it special focus in the policy and programmes for the fiscal year 2082/83 (2025/26). Accordingly, several old and new projects in Karnali are expected to be prioritised in the upcoming budget.
Drones strike ship carrying aid to Gaza
Drones attacked a vessel carrying aid to Gaza while it was in international waters off Malta on Friday, the group organizing the shipment said. A fire broke out but was brought under control, according to authorities. A nearby tugboat
ManU, Tottenham take commanding leads in Europa League semifinals
The rescue act is on for Manchester United and Tottenham. Big wins for both teams in the first legs of the Europa League semifinals on Thursday kept alive their hopes of lifting a major trophy and qualifying for the Champions League.
Better Sino-US Ties Boost Law-based Order
A nation’s need for trade is to balance the sale of surplus products and overcome the scarcity of goods. The US tariffs against all nations for the reason of treating the nation unfairly have rattled the world economy, forcing many nations to
When The Body Remembers
In the quiet moments between conscious thoughts, our bodies hold stories. These are not the narratives we deliberately recall, but rather the implicit memories etched into our cells—memories that can suddenly resurface in response to a familiar scent, sound, or sensation, triggering reactions that seem to bypass rational thought entirely. When we experience trauma, our bodies encode the experience through multiple pathways beyond the conscious mind. R
Beyond Protest Signs: Psychology Of The Crowd
The chants in the streets are growing louder, more rhythmic, more resolute. But what drives them? In recent weeks, Nepal has found itself once again confronting the phenomenon of mass mobilisation. Teachers march for justice, disenfranch
Anjila celebrates 51 days of its screening
Anjila has marked the 51stday of its release in theatres. According to director Milan Chams, the film, released on March 13 this year, has set a historic record in the biopic genre by grossing over Rs. 100 million. “We have successfully reached the 51st day. Anjila h
Dhimals oppose Kanepokhari beautification drive
Locals from the Dhimal community have buried bases prepared for the construction of a ticket booth and guard house in Kanepokhari, claiming that both federal and local governments have initiated development activities around the
KMC to organise Skill Fair
Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) is going to organise the ‘Skill Fair 2025’ at Tundikhel, Kathmandu, starting May 21, aiming to engage 2,082 participants. On the occasion of International Labour Day, KMC Mayor Balendra Shah on Thursday announced the fair and pointed out the importance of building a skilled workforce to ensure secure employment, increase productivity and support national economic growth.
Poets recite poems on Labour Day
Bartaman Kabita Samuha marked the International Labour Day by organising an event, 'Labour And Labourers: Special Poetry Recitation', in Mandikhatar, Kathmandu, on Thursday. The event brought together 12 prominent con
Chief Minister Shah requests India’s support for development
The Chief Minister of Sudurpaschim Province, Kamal Bahadur Shah, has requested India to support the development of the province. During his week-long official visit to India, Chief Minister Shah met with India’s Minister of State for External Affairs, Kirti Vardhan Singh, in New Delhi on Thursday, where he made a formal appeal for developmental assistance. He also appreciated India’s continued cooperation in Nepal’s overall development.
Flood washes away diversion of Binayi River, transportation affected
A flood following early morning rainfall in Nawalpur has washed away the diversion at Binayi River near Dumkibas. According to the District Police Office, the incident has disrupted traffic along the Narayangadh–Butwal section of the East-West Highway.
