- Saturday, 14 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Scorching heat disrupts life in Tarai-Madhes
For the past week, hot winds and heatwaves have been sweeping across most parts of the Tarai-Madhes. In many areas, the maximum temperature has crossed 40 degrees Celsius.
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10% snow leopards of globe are in Nepal
A three-day International Snow Leopard Conservation Workshop began in Kathmandu on Friday, bringing together experts, officials and conservationists from snow leopard range co
Details of sugarcane farmers sought to provide subsidies
The District Treasury Controller’s Office, Sarlahi, has demanded details of sugarcane crushing from all three sugar industries in the district. To provide a subsidy to be paid by the government to the sugarcane farmers, the District Treasury Controller’s Office demanded the details of farmers and the quantities of crushed canes from the sugar industries.
Public shift on immigration paves way to US crackdown
Alleged gang members without criminal records wrongly sent to a notorious prison in El Salvador. International students detained by masked federal agents for writing opinion columns or attending campus demonstrations.
Application for Nepal Indigenous Film Festival in Scotland opens
The application for the Nepal Indigenous Film Festival 2025 in Scotland is open. The Federation of Film Workers in Koshi Provi
Prachanda observes earthquake photo exhibition in Barpak
A photo exhibition related to the earthquake in Barpak, Gorkha, was held on Friday. Former Prime Minister and CPN (Maoist Ce
Indian, Pakistani troops exchange fire in Kashmir
Indian and Pakistani soldiers briefly exchanged fire along their highly militarized frontier in the disputed Himalayan region of Kashmir, Indian officials said Friday, as tensions soared between the nuclear-armed rivals following a deadly attack on tourists.
Lomanthang Basic Hospital remains unused
Even a year after its construction was completed, a five-bed basic hospital in Lomanthang, Ward No. 5 of Lomanthang Rural Municipality in Upper Mustang remains unused due to a lack of staff and medical equipment.
Automakers chide US tariffs at Shanghai auto show
Booths of big Chinese, German and Japanese automakers were bustling at Shanghai's auto show this week as the industry kept its focus on a wider global market not subject to steep U.S. tariffs on imports of cars and auto parts.
Political Communication Vital For Governance
Modern communication marks a shift from an informal one to a fusion of the print, sound, picture and digital platform. But its eternal goal of upholding public interests remains unchanged. Digital platforms
It’s Time To End Menstruation Stigma
Menstrual stigma is real and it is a widespread issue impacting millions of females across the world. The consequence of perpetuating menstruation stigma is devastating, as it results in not only shame, discr
Myth Of Multi-tasking
Distractions are everywhere. Emails pop up while you try to finish a task. You remember that your taxes are due soon, but you are busy trying to meet a deadline. It often feels like we should be doing a dozen t
Joint meeting held between Nepal and India to control crimes
A district-level coordination committee meeting between India and Nepal was held in Birpur, Supaul district of Bihar, India. The meeting brought together officials from the bordering districts of the two countries.
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Kumal community takes initiative to preserve culture
Kumal community leaders have taken an active role in safeguarding their cultural heritage and are working to preserve traditional music, dance, songs and costumes. This cultural preservation campaign i
Trump claims Crimea stays with Russia to end Ukraine war
President Donald Trump said in an interview published on Friday that "Crimea will stay with Russia," the latest example of the U.S. leader pressuring Ukraine to make concessions to end the war while it remains under siege.
