- Tuesday, 5 May 2026
The Rising Nepal
Modernity pushes Feri practice towards disappearance
The traditional practice of performing ‘Feri’ (blowing animal horn, which produces the sound similar to conch, in each house by visiting villages in the night) ritual has been declining.
Indushankar Mill clears all payment to sugarcane farmers
Indushankar Sugar Industry in Harion, Sarlahi has paid for all the sugarcane it purchased from farmers this year. The industry cleared the payment of far
Australia see a role in Ashes for discarded Marsh
Dumped all-rounder Mitchell Marsh has the skills to trouble England and could break back into Australia's test squad in time for the Ashes, selectors' chief George Bailey said on Tuesday.
11 illegally operating private schools shut
Private schools operating without registration in Mukhiyapatti Musaharnia Rural Municipality in Dhanusha district have been shut down.
Bollywood artistes in Nepal to promote religious tourism
The Pashupati Area Development Trust has invited Indian politicians as well as Bollywood artists to Nepal to promote religious tourism and advance the country toward economic transformation
Women take tough new jobs in machinery and mines
Kateryna Koliadiuk was curious. The 19-year-old Ukrainian agronomy student spotted an ad seeking women to enroll in a tractor driving course and decided to try. But the industrial vehicle was huge and complex, and she wasn't sure she could operate it.
Israeli airstrike kills at least 3 in Beirut
The Israeli military struck a building in Beirut's southern suburbs early Tuesday, killing at least three people, in an attack it said targeted a member of the Hezbollah militant group.
Shooting of One In A Million concludes
The short film, One In A Million, which tells the story of a Nepali immigrant’s dream of reaching America, has completed its shooting in the United States of America.
UN meet on small arms, women to begin in capital from today
The United Nations Regional Centre for Peace and Disarmament in Asia and the Pacific (UNRCPD) is organising the two-day informal regional meeting on small arms control, women and security in Kathmandu from Wednesday.
Smuggling on Indian chicken worries Banke poultry farmers
Smuggling of chickens to Nepal from India has, of late, increased through various border points in Banke district. Businessmen have themselves
Survivors still being found from Myanmar quake
Rescue workers saved a 63-year-old woman from the rubble of a building in Myanmar's capital on Tuesday, but hope was fading of finding many more survivors of the violent earthqu
Dhangadhi start NSL-3 in style
Dhangadhi FC kicked off their Nepal Super League Season 3 campaign in style by thrashing Butwal Lumbini FC 4-1 at Dasarath Stadium on Tuesday.
Dynamism Defines Foreign Policy
Countries are like individuals. No single country resembles the other. States are different from one another on various accounts – physical size, geographical position, geopolitical significa
A Dark Day For Nepal’s Democracy
The tragic deaths of Suresh Rajak and Sabin Maharjan on March 28, 2025, were a severe blow to Nepal’s democracy. The brutal manner in which journalist Suresh Rajak was burned to death while
Plight Of Artists
In 2024, the oldest known figurative art painting was discovered in Sulawesi, Indonesia. The art, which includes a painting of human-like figures and animals, is said to be over 51,200 years
