- Monday, 16 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Prof. Kharel’s ‘Democracy Rupture, Channel Capture…’ launched
Professor P. Kharel's new book ‘Democracy Rupture, Channel Capture Beneath and Beyond the Borders’ was launched on Monday. Tribhuvan University’s Rector Prof. Dr. Khadga
Two injured in tiger attack in Saptari
Two persons sustained injuries in an attack of a Bengal tiger that appeared early Monday morning in Saptari’s Saptakoshi Municipality-1. Local journalist Khagendra Karki reported that the injured individuals were identified as Ganesh Khatri and Krishna Bista.
Cooperatives, operators misusing deposits will face music: Minister Adhikari
Minister for Land Management, Cooperatives and Poverty Alleviation Balram Adhikari has said that all the cooperatives and their operators will be brought under legal action if they are found misusing the depositors’ funds.
‘Justice will prevail regarding death of Prakriti Lamsal’
Minister for Foreign Affairs Dr. Arzu Rana Deuba assured that justice will be ensured regarding the death of Nepali student Prakriti Lamsal in KIIT University in Odisha, India. Minister Rana and Home Minister Ramesh L
Zelensky and European allies cement cooperation
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Monday he would work with Europe to set terms for a possible peace deal to present to the United States, after allies gathered in London pledged to spend more on security and assemble a coalition to defend any truce in Ukraine.
Barcelona rout 10-man Real Sociedad 4-0 to go top in Spain
Barcelona cruised to a 4-0 rout of 10-man Real Sociedad to regain the lead in Spain on Sunday. Gerard Martín, Marc
Hard Truths Grip Germany
As widely expected, no German political party obtained the majority of seats in Wednesday’s election, more or less in line with what opinion polls had been indicating one after another. The Christian Democratic Union (CDU)-Christian Social
Challenges In India’s Path To Global Power
Foreign Affairs magazine dedicated its July/August 2006 edition to “The Rise of India.” As various experts predicted, India’s rapid economic growth, military modernisation, and strategic diplomacy have positioned it as a major global player.
Sluggish Development Works
While going through news stories in different media outlets, one of the frequent news you can find in Nepal is about non-implementation or slow implementation of development projects. Lately, I came to read such a story about the constr
Access To Healthcare
Minister for Health and Population Pradip Poudel has said that hospitals can no longer cite a lack of medicines as an excuse for failing to provide services under the health insurance scheme. This step aims to ensure that patients have access
Kusunda language training begins in Pyuthan
Balaram Kusunda, 37, a local of Rajpur Rural Municipality-7 in Dang, cannot speak his mother tongue. "I am a son of the Kusunda, but I don't know how to s
Agriculture Minister Adhikari seeks Japan’s assistance to set up milk processing centre
Minister for Agriculture and Livestock Development Ramnath Adhikari has urged the Japanese government to establish an advanced milk processing centre in Kathmandu. He made this remark during a meeting wit
Rhododendrons in full bloom across Bajura forests
With the arrival of the spring season, most of the forested hills in Bajura have been covered with blooming rhododendrons, known as laligurash in the local language. As the first week of March unfolds, these vibrant red flowers have started blossoming everywhere, turning the hills red.
Case filed against 262 in Baraha Cooperative fraud
A case has been filed against 262 individuals in court for embezzlement and misuse of funds of the Baraha Savings and Credit Cooperative Limited, Dharan.
500 patients treated at Cath Lab of Bheri Hospital
Altogether 500 heart patients have received treatment at the Cath Lab of Bheri Hospital. The Cath Lab was established to provide easy and effective treatments to heart patients. Dr. Vikas Nepal, Associate Professor and a cardiologist at Bheri Hospital, informed that in the first seven months of the current fiscal year, 500 heart patients received treatment through the hospital’s Cath Lab. He stated that from mid-July to mid
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