- Sunday, 15 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
More than 90 killed in Gaza in 48 hours
Israeli strikes in Gaza have killed more than 90 people in the last 48 hours, Gaza's Health Ministry said Saturday, as Israeli troops ramp up attacks to pressure Hamas to release its hostages and disarm.
Bhandari’s Activism Ruffles Feathers
Should former presidents and vice presidents join politics after serving in the highest positions of the country? This question has come to the fore after former vice-president Nanda Bahad
Rethink About High Glycemic Foods
In an age where health consciousness is growing among us and people are becoming more conscious on food habits. The concept of the glycemic index (GI) has become more than just nut
Saptarishis Foresee People’s Destiny
Somewhere in the archives of South India, in warm, oil-scented wooden boxes, are bundles of ancient palm leaves. On these fragile pages is not just ancient wisdom, but literally the destinie
Biodiversity Under Threat
In an era marked by the disastrous impacts of climate change, the voice calling for the urgent conservation of biodiversity echoes all over the world. Hailed as one of the biggest defenders
FNCCI president Dhakal urges Nepalis in foreign employment to invest in Nepal
President of the Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FNCCI) Chandra Prasad Dhakal has said that Nepal has ample investment potential and environment, contrary to the propaganda that there is nothing happening in Nepal.
School students uncertain when their classes will begin
Although textbooks reached schools before the beginning of the new academic year, students have been unable to attend classes due to ongoing teachers’ protest that has left schools closed.
Inclusive youth involvement results in renaissance of Newari culture
Once thought to be fading under the pressures of urbanisation and modern distractions, the centuries-old cultural rituals of Kathmandu’s Newar community are now witnessing a vibrant resurgence -- led by the very generation once believed to be drifting away from their tradition.
Kanchenjunga's diamond jubilee celebration starts
The Kanchenjunga Diamond Jubilee Festival commenced in Taplejung on Friday, marking 70 years since the first human ascent of Mount Kanchenjunga, the third-highest mountain in the world and the second-highest in Nepal.
Daunne road blocked, Minister Dahal stuck in jam
The Narayanghat-Butwal road section has been blocked for the 23 hours. The District Traffic Office has said that traffic has been blocked for 23 hours due to slippery roads following p
Ownership Of Social Contract Builds Trust
The constitution of Nepal, promulgated in 2015, is often cited as a national social contract. It is a negotiated national document among Nepali political parties. Nepalis have express
Magnetic Power Of Emotional Maturity
Have you ever wondered what it is about some people that seems to make them magnetic, even though on the surface they don’t necessarily stand out much from the crowd? In a culture
Air Quality Crisis Warrants Urgent Action
Recently, Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal, consistently topped the charts for the highest Air Quality Index (AQI) for about a week, sparking concern, especially among its residents, and also
Police officers enjoy Pitambar
A group of police officers enjoyed the screening of the film Pitambar at Midtown Cinema in Pokhara. Curious and whispering among themselves,
Delayed fertiliser import affects Morang farmers
Farmers in Morang have been forced to use substandard Indian urea fertilisers as the chemical fertilisers imported by the government through a tender did not reach Nepal in time, even from the Kolkata Port. The contractors have already delayed importing fertilisers by a month, which pro
