- Tuesday, 5 May 2026
The Rising Nepal
Nepal books place in Women's T20 World Cup Global Qualifier
Nepal's women's cricket team made history on Monday by securing a spot in the ICC Women's T20 World Cup Global Qualifiers for the first time. Nepal sealed their qualification with a th
All efforts to get rid of cockroaches prove futile
If six-legged crawlers with twitching antennae are swarming your kitchen, lurking in your bathroom or creeping into your wardrobe and no spray, insecticides and DIY tricks keep them away, you are not alone. It is waterloo for many.
'Religion must not be exploited for political purpose'
Minister for Home Affairs, Ramesh Lekhak, has strongly asserted that religion should never be used as a tool to fulfill political objectives. Addressing the House of Representatives on
Our approach to responding to loss and damage is a country-led and bottom-up one: Diong
Ibrahima Cheikh Diong is the Executive Director of the Fund for Responding to Loss and Damage (FRLD). Indira Aryal, a reporter with this daily, spoke with Mr Diong about the mandate and mission of the Fund, and how developing countries like Nepal can access it more easily. Excerpts:
Banepali comes up with 'Bismayako Gherabata'
Writer Bipin Chandra Banepali has brought out a collection of ghazals titled 'Bismayako Gherabata' in Nepali. Writers Mohan Duwal, Dhruba Madhikarmi,
Services in Damauli Hospital affected in lack of specialist doctors
The maternity services at Damauli Provincial Hospital, a district-level healthcare institution in Tanahun, have been severely affected due to the absence of a specialist doctor.
96 irrigation projects completed in Kavre, 157 in progress
Nearly 100 irrigation projects have been completed in Kavrepalanchowk district in the current fiscal year. According to the Water Resources and Irrigation Development Division Office, Kavrepalanchok,
Troubled Tulsi Coop begins returning depositors’ savings
The troubled Tulsi Cooperative Institution Ltd. has begun returning the savings of shareholder members from its Letang Service Centre in Morang. Mayor of Letang Municipality, Bhupendra K
Behind Indo-Pakistani Ceasefire
India and Pakistan did not allow the tensions between their two sides to escalate when they agreed to a ceasefire on May 10 and left the doors open for talks aimed at ironing out differences and queries pertaining
Prepare For Rain-induced Disasters
Nepal is one of the most disaster-prone nations in South Asia, with the country recording numerous catastrophes, including rain-induced ones, each year. These disasters cause significant loss to properties and hum
What Is Decent Work?
Many years ago, I met a woman who impressed me. I was in Guatemala at the time and had been invited to an exam celebration for student nurses. Out of all the young graduates, only one wore indigenous a
Need For Fertiliser Plant
Agriculture is one of the crucial components of Nepal’s economy. It carries the huge prospect of transforming the national economy, constrained by many structural problems. The country’s sluggish man
From guns to gardens: Former gangsters fight hunger in Kenya
Joseph Kariaga and his friends once lived the "gangster life" in Nairobi's Mathare slum, snatching phones, mugging people and battling police. But when Kariaga's brother was shot dead by police, the young men took stock.
Crystal Palace makes FA Cup history
Crystal Palace pulled off one of the biggest FA Cup final upsets in history by stunning mighty Manchester City and lifting the famous trophy for the first time. Eberechi Eze's strike s
Exports to India from Belahiya rise
The country's export trade has seen significant improvement in the past three years through the Belahiya border crossing in Rupandehi. Although the Bhairahawa Customs Office has no
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