- Tuesday, 11 November 2025
The Rising Nepal
Gen Z Revolt And Political Trajectory
The Gen Z-led September 8–9 protests stunned political elites and pundits alike. A demonstration against the ban on social media, corruption, instability, and recycled leadership escalated into the most destructive upheavals in Nepal’s hist
ANFA announces revised football calendar
: The All Nepal Football Association (ANFA) has officially announced the return of the Martyr's Memorial 'A' Division League, unveiling its revised annual calendar on Tuesday. Earlier, ANFA had reavealed its annual football caelndar on May But the FA was unable to run the events as per the schedule. Alongside the top-flight league, ANFA has also revealed plans to host several international fixtures. The p
The Majhi Community of Baglung does not sow Jamara
The first day of Nepal’s great festival, Bada Dashain, is celebrated with great fanfare across the country. Traditionally, every household sowed Jamara during Ghatasthapana. However, the marginalised Majhi co
Transport entrepreneurs in Gandaki launch Nepali ride-sharing App amid regulatory uncertainty
Following the release of the ride-sharing guidelines by the Gandaki Province government last June, local transport operators have responded by launching their own ride-sharing application. The app, named “Move In”, has been developed with investment from transport entrepreneurs and transport companies. Currently, only taxis operating on a fare basis are eligible to register on the platform. The app was officially unveiled at an event on Tu
Bittersweet Dashain
Seasons change as they do consistently each year and it is now autumn, a season of mellowness, cosiness and of course a season of festivities in Nepal. Currently, Nepalis are trying to move past the tragedy of the September 8-9 protests
Bring Culprits To Book
With the formation of a high-level commission to investigate the incidents that took place during the Gen Z demonstrations on September 8 and 9, hope for justice to the families of martyrs and the injured has been rekindled. Former justice
Climbers begin arriving at Dhaularigi Base Camp
Mountaineers attempting to climb Dhaulagiri, the world’s seventh-highest mountain, have begun arriving at base camp, located in Mudi Dhaulagiri Rural Municipality-4, Myagdi.
Valley Police unveils festive-centric security plan
The Kathmandu Valley Police Office in coordination with all police units has implemented a special security plan targeting the festivals of Dashain, Tihar, and Chhath in the Capital, deploying over 6,000 personnel.
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No option to terminating Marin Diversion, Bheri Babai Project contract: Minister Ghising
Minister for Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation, Physical Infrastructure and Transport and Urban Development Kul Man Ghising has said that the contracts of Sunkoshi Marin Diversion and Bheri Babai Multipurpose Project cannot be upheld in their current forms.
Arsenal late show denies Man City, Villa still winless
Gabriel Martinelli's 93rd minute equaliser saved Arsenal's Premier League title bid from a damaging defeat to Manchester City, while Aston Villa remain winless after a limp 1-1 draw at 10-man Sunderland. The Gunners were he
Tribute to the great poet on Bhanubhakta Memorial Day
The 157th Bhanu Memorial Day, which fell on Monday, was observed with various programmes to pay homage to the pioneer Nepali poet Bhanu Bhakta Acharya. The chief guest of the event, Chief of the Di
Luwar couple struggles to mark Dashain amid hardship
While festivals are often celebrated as a time of joy, good food, and new clothes, they bring more hardship than happiness for many working-class and impoverished families. For some, Dashain feels less like a celebration and more like a burden.
Super typhoon blowing by northern Philippines
Thousands of people were evacuated from northern Philippine villages and schools and offices were closed Monday in the archipelago and neighbouring Taiwan as one of this year's strongest typhoons threatened to cause flooding and landslides on its way to south-eastern China.
Cardamom harvest begins in Lamjung
Harvesting of cardamom has begun in Lamjung, from farms located at altitudes up to 1,200 metres. Farmers in Tarachowk Shera, Marsyangdi Rural Municipality-7, have started collecting Dambarsai and Jirmale varieties as they ripened earlier this year. “The cardamom ripened sooner than usual, so we began harvesting early. Next, we will dry and grade them before selling,” said f
Martadi-Kolti road repair begins after four months of blockage
Repair work has finally started on the Martadi-Kolti road in Bajura, which had been blocked for the past four months. The Infrastructure Development Office in Ac
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