- Sunday, 15 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Royalists’ rally lacked any political norm: Analysts
Political parties and security experts have stated that the violent demonstration on Friday was not a political movement, but rather an apolitical act driven by a violent mindset and a desire for abrupt change in the system.
Sluggish progress in Bajura-Mugu Karnali bridge construction
Only 30 per cent of the construction work on the bridge over the Karnali River, which connects Himali Rural Municipality in Bajura and Khatyad Rural Municipality in Mugu, has been completed.
Flights to resume from Resunga Airport after three months
Flights are set to resume from Resunga Airport in Gulmi after three months. Suman Thapa, Station Chief or Resunga Airport, said that preparations are underway to operate flights from Monday (March 31) at the airport, which has not been able to operate flights since December 19, 2024.
Military review of fitness standards can find array of tests
The defense secretary's decision to review military standards on combat and physical fitness and appearance opens a Pandora's box of widely differing rules among the services. And it will raise a crucial question: Should there be a cookie-cutter approach, or should service differences, evolving social norms and recruiting realities play a role in policy decisions?
Raute community in crisis amid modernisation
The endangered Raute community, known for their nomadic lifestyle in the forests of Karnali and Sudurpaschim provinces, is facing a growing crisis due to climate change, modernisation and environmental degradation.
Djokovic advances to Miami Open final to face Mensik
Novak Djokovic had some company for another Miami Open victory. With Lionel Mes
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Kullekot to be preserved as conservation park
The ruins of Kullekot Durbar in Baitadi, once a historic site symbolising social justice, are set to be excavated and transformed into a conservation park. Kullekot Cultural Society has bee
Private sector demands for rights to do business with security
Three different organisations of the private sector have condemned the anarchic activities including vandalism, lootings and other violent acts happened on Friday in the area of Tinkune in Kathmandu.
US strikes against Houthi kill at least one
Suspected U.S. airstrikes pounded Yemen overnight into Saturday, reportedly killing at least one person as the American military acknowledged earlier bombing a major military site in the heart of Sanaa controlled by the Houthi rebels.
Pakistani TV dramas ease tensions with India
Two Pakistani women sit together on a couch, rehearsing their lines while a director scrutinizes them. Waiting off camera for his scene is the male lead, an actor blessed with "Bachelor" hair and fine bone structure.
Nepal Police Club clinches PM Cup cricket title
Nepal Police Club emerged victorious in the Prime Minister's Cup Men's National Cricket Tournament, defeating Tribhuvan Army Club by six wickets in today's final.
Contain Health Hazards Of Microplastics
Plastic has become an indispensable part of our daily lives. It has been used in various products that include but are not limited to consumer goods, packaging, textiles, and industrial setting
Combating Drug Menace
Drug addiction has become one of the curses of our times, a menace that threatens public health and results in the dissolution of human personality, promoting conditions for various f
No Place For Violence
After years of incessant peace, harrowing acts of violence in some places in Kathmandu plunged the capital city into turmoil on Friday. Fearful of what might befall them, many people av
Tech Peak Nepal held in US
The Confederation of Nepalese Industries (CNI), in partnership with the American Chamber of Commerce in Nepal (AmCham Nepal), organised the first-ever international roadshow for Nepal’s IT and IT-enabled services (ITES) industry in the United States. This initiative, titled ‘Tech Peak Nepal: Orlando 2025’, highlighted Nepal’s emerging potential as a prime destination for IT outsourcing
