- Sunday, 15 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Education As Youth Empowerment
Nepal has significant potential for growth and development, largely due to its large youth population. To harness this potential, it is essential to actively engage young people in the education
The Open Coffin
Marvin walked away from the happenings in his city. Nobody knew where he went. The newspapers were silent about him. The place where he worked was a cemetery. He was the guar
Busting Common Dietary Myths
Food, a basic component of human health and well-being, acts as a pivotal part in preventing illness and nourishing the body. Nutriment primarily serves to pacify hunger, which is a physio
Truths And Lies
Is this all lies, Or does the truth exist? Even if so,
Vehicles start running on the Lalu-Laifu Highway in Karnali corridor
Vehicles have now started running on the Lalu-Laifu Highway, which connects Lalu in Narharinath Rural Municipality of Kalikot to Pachaal Jharana and the Bajura border, after overcoming rocky terrain. Previously neglected due to slow contractor work and insufficient government funding, the road is finally easing transportation for people across Kalikot, Bajura, Achham, Humla and Mugu.
Biska: Jatra begins in Bhaktapur
The famous Biska: Jatra, which carries cultural and historical significance in Bhaktapur, began on Thursday with the pulling of the chariots of Lord Bhairavnath and Goddess Bhadrakali.
Five-day Lhuti Punhi Mela to begin on Saturday
The five-day Lhuti Punhi (Baisadhara) Mela is set to begin on Saturday, April 12 at the historical religious site of Balaju in Kathmandu. During a press conference held in Kathmand
Fine Arts Festival from April 15
Nepal Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA) is organising the first-ever Fine Arts Festival 2082 from April 15, marking the New Year 2082 and the 16th anniversary of the academy.
Niraj wins Surya Nepal NPGA Match Play
Niraj Tamang clinched the Surya Nepal NPGA Match Play title, the sixth event of the Surya Nepal Golf Tour 2024-25, held at the par-68 Royal Nepal Golf Club on Thursday.
Does Religion Help Curb Corruption?
Is there a connection between religion and corruption? Does religion teach us to become less corrupt? It has been argued that “children, if shown a different model, may grow up with inner clarity that resists c
Doomsday Tariffs Risk Global Stability
As I write, the United States and China are cascading into the abyss of an all-out trade war, the mother of economic battles that could be the harshest in human history, harming not only the American and Chine
Caring For Environment
In the past few days, Kathmandu, the capital city of Nepal, had consistently ranked first with its highest Air Quality Index (AQI). Now that the city has experienced some rain, the ranking has gone down. Air pollution
Bombed-out university becomes a shelter
The main auditorium of the Islamic University of Gaza is a gutted, burned-out wreck. Giant holes have been blasted through its blackened walls. The banks of seats are mangled and twisted. And now the stage, once the scene of joyous grad
Koshi Province announces 2082 as Tourism Year
The Koshi Province Government has officially declared 2082 as Koshi Tourism Year amidst an inaugural ceremony. The event took place at RR Garden in Tehrathum district, the heart of the TMJ region in Gurans, and was presided over by Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Urban Development, Prakash Man Singh. The declaration has sparked renewed enthusiasm among tourism workers across the province
Gorkha-Jitgadhi Unification Trek begins
The third historic Gorkha-Jitgadhi Unification Trek has officially commenced. Organised annually by the Nepal Army, the trek aims to promote the routes and historical sites significant to Nepal’s unification.
