- Tuesday, 5 May 2026
The Rising Nepal
End Educational Inequity
Despite many affirmative actions, many marginalised communities in Nepal have failed to join the mainstream of development and politics. As a result, they have been denied funda
Babita Shrestha emerges as music video director
At a time when men have largely dominated music video direction, Babita Shrestha’s journey in the field was not easy. However, her bold steps have position
World No. 5 Borja Golán to train Nepali squash players
Borja Golán, a distinguished name in the world of squash, has arrived in Nepal. Formerly ranked fifth in the World Squash Rankings, Borja Golán has come to Nepal to train Nepali players.
Load shedding in industries limited to five hours
The load shedding imposed in the industrial sector has been reduced by half after India started supplying power for additional five hours at night.
Ghantaghar clock is silent since this operator’s retirement
Ganesh Sapkota, 63, worked at the Ghantaghar (clock tower) as an electrician for 36 years from 1987 to 2024. Apparently, he spent thousands of hours at this tower.
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PM leaving for Thailand today for BIMSTEC meet
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli is leaving for Thailand on Tuesday morning on a four-day official visit to Thailand. At the cordial invitation of Thai counte
Entire Mushahar community of Shripur has no SEE graduate
Mina Sada, a 12-year-old girl from Shripur of Koshi Rural Municipality-6 in Sunsari, should be carrying books, notebooks and pens to school. Instead, she is forced to carry a sickle in one h
Crystal Palace and Nottingham Forest advance to FA Cup semifinals
Crystal Palace and Nottingham Forest booked places in the semifinals of the FA Cup on Saturday. Eberechi Eze starred for
Minister Paudel proposes co-work to fight malnutrition
Minister for Health and Population, Pradeep Paudel, has proposed collaborating with an American charity to reduce malnutrition among pregnant women and newborns in Nepal.
Paha Charhe festival concludes
aha Charhe festival was celebrated by worshipping three Ajimas on Sunday. The three-day festival started on Friday afte
15,000 pilgrims visit Muktinath in two days
Nearly 15,000 domestic and foreign tourists visited Mustang over two days. According to the District Police Office, Mustang, a
Marcos Eyes ‘Rehabilitation’
A number of recent events have created clouds of political uncertainty over the Philippines, especially after the Southeast Asian archipelago’s immediate past President, Rodrigo Dut
Violence Must Not Be Condoned
No acts of violence and other illegal activities like arsoning, killing, destruction of private and public properties and burgling are acceptable for any cultured society. But, Katmandu witness
Prepare Students For Real World
With the increasing number of students reporting their qualms about not having been prepared enough by their degrees for the “real world”, perhaps it is apt to ask: What is the Nepal
Palestinians in Gaza mark Eid-ul-Fitr
Palestinians in the Gaza Strip had little to celebrate on Sunday as they began marking a normally festive Muslim holiday with rapidly dwindling food supplies and no end in sight to t
