- Monday, 16 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Sri Lanka reports massive tolls in human-elephant conflicts
Sri Lanka vowed Thursday to urgently tackle costly clashes between villagers and wild elephants after reporting the deaths of nearly 1,200 people and over 3,500 animals in a decade.
Harmful Influence
Betting means placing money or goods on the chance of winning a chosen event. People are getting more attracted to betting, no matter their past, present, or future. Online betting sites are becoming more popular and so tempting that people d
Indushankar pays Rs. 1.37 billion to sugarcane farmers
Indushankar Sugar Industry, located in Hariban of Sarlahi, has paid more than Rs. 1.37 billion to sugarcane farmers. The industry has made a payment of Rs. 1.37 billion to farmers for the purchase of sugarcane in the current season. Industry's administrative manager, Thakur Pra
Preparations for Tharu Literature Conference over
Preparations have been completed for the 9th Tharu Literature National Conference, which will be held at Rajapur-2, in Bardiya district. There will be eight discussion sessio
Gorkhapatra to support Bandipur’s tourism
Gorkhapatra Corporation has announced to support the promotion of tourism in Bandipur, a tourist city in Tanahun. During the closing ceremony of the three-
Effort to spread hatred will be controlled: PM
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has said that efforts to spread politics of hatred and create distrust within families by undermining social norms will
EU pushes back against Trump tariff threats
The European Union's executive branch said Thursday that the 27-nation bloc wasn't out to undermine the United States, as U.S. President Donald Trump put it, but instead was the world's largest free market that has created an economic windfall for American companies working on and with the continent. The bloc also added it
All villages will be fully electrified in a year: Malla
Himali Rural Municipality is located in a remote area of Bajura. It was formed by merging former Bichya, Rugin and Bandhu village development committees. Currently, the municipality co
Buoyant Afghans plot Australia downfall after dumping out England
Afghanistan skipper Hashmatullah Shahidi on Thursday targeted another big scalp in the form of Australia after knocking England out of the Champions Trophy, with a semi-final spot the prize.
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Lhosar greetings
President Ramchandra Paudel and Vice President Ramsahay Prasad Yadav have extended their warm wishes to the Sherpa community and all Nepalis on the auspicious occasion of Gy
UN nature talks in last sprint to break fund deadlock
Nations prepared for a showdown on funding on the last day of UN nature talks in Rome Thursday, amid alarm over slow progress in the face of accelerating species loss.
Check Corruption For Prosperity
As with many developing countries, Nepal’s number one problem is corruption. Abuse of entrusted power for personal gain is corruption. It is very costly for individuals, society, econom
Learning Matters, Not Grades
With the SEE and Plus Two Board exam around the corner, students are leaving no stone unturned to secure the highest grade possible. These level of exams are usually considered iron gates and apparent
Make Sagarmatha Sambad Fruitful
As part of its diplomatic effort to foster global cooperation and consensus through dialogue, Nepal is gearing up to organise Sagarmatha Sambad from May 16 to 18. The proposed event is expected to focus o
Textbooks In Time
Education is one of the cornerstones of a country's development, identity, culture, and civilisation. It plays a pivotal role in instilling a sense of patriotism for one's country and love for its heritage. Besides, an e
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