- Thursday, 30 April 2026
The Rising Nepal
Japan wins the Women's Asian Cup, beating Australia 1-0
Maika Hamano's first-half strike propelled Japan to the Women's Asian Cup title with a 1-0 win over Australia on Saturday at Sydney's Stadium Australia. The 21-year-old Ha
World Poetry Day marked
A literary evening dedicated to World Poetry Day was organised in Kathmandu on Friday, bringing together poets, writers, and literary enthusiasts in a vibrant celebration of verse and cultural exchange.
Bakrahaghat remains unfinished even after three years
Bakrahaghat, being constructed on the banks of the Bakrahakhola in Urlabari-4, Morang, has remained incomplete even three years after the construction work began. Due to rapid urbanisation and increasing pop
BTS returns for Seoul comeback concert after 4-year hiatus
After a four-year break, K-pop supergroup BTS returned Saturday with a massive, free comeback concert in Seoul, where thousands of police locked down a central boulevard for the Netflix-exclusive spectacle that drew tens of thousands of fans.
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President extends greetings on World Water Day
President Ramchandra Paudel has extended heartfelt greetings to all Nepalis on the occasion of World Water Day (WWD) on March 22. He hoped that the day will inspire efforts to protect water sources and maintain environmental balance.
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Efforts to stop children's use in election period stressed
Stakeholders working in child rights, safeguarding and protection have emphasized the need for collective action to identify, prevent and respond to emerging risks faced by children, particularly in digital spaces and during election periods.
Water crisis hits women, girls hardest: UN
Despite decades of progress, inequalities continue to compromise global water security, disproportionally impacting women and girls, who, despite being the main collectors of water, continue to be excluded from water management and leadership roles.
Suspension bridge brings relief to students
Crossing the Chhaldi Khola had been a major challenge for locals whenever it swelled after rainfall. Residents from Tari in the Chhaldi area had no choice but to wade through the river during the monsoon to reach the large agricultural fields.
Schools closed in Duduwa ahead of predicted strong storm
Duduwa Rural Municipality in Banke has declared a public holiday for all schools on Friday in anticipation of strong winds and storms. The Department of Hydrology and Meteoro
Schools closed in Duduwa ahead of predicted strong storm
Duduwa Rural Municipality in Banke has declared a public holiday for all schools on Friday in anticipation of strong winds and storms. The Department of Hydrology and Meteoro
No fertiliser shortage in Koshi
Farmers in Koshi Province, who in previous years faced acute shortages of chemical fertiliser at the start of the planting season, have experienced relief this year, with no complaints reported so far.
Pokhara readies for Lakeside Festival
The tourist capital of Pokhara is gearing up to celebrate the Nepali New Year, 2083 B.S. The Pokhara Hotels Association Nepal will host the 21st edition of the Fewa New Year Festival at Lakeside from April 12-14.
Muslim community distributes new clothes to inmates on Eid
On the occasion of Eid, the great festival of the Muslim community, new clothes have been distributed to inmates in Naubasta and Nepalgunj prisons in Banke by the Muslim community of Banke.
Eid-ul-Fitr today
Vice-President Ram Sahay Yadav has extended his heartfelt wishes for happiness, peace, prosperity, and good health to all Nepali Muslims at home and abroad on the occasion of Eid-ul-Fitr. He expressed his
Lawful Power Of State Key To Public Order
The use of the state's lawful authority is central to the evolution of a reasonable public order in society. It coordinates the functions of many institutions and authorities created to serve people and protect t
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