- Tuesday, 5 May 2026
The Rising Nepal
Litmus Industries begins aluminum rod production
Litmus Industries Limited has inaugurated Nepal’s first aluminum rod manufacturing plant as part of its new initiative, Litmus 2.0. The production plant in Ramgram, Hakui of N
Protective gear provided to honey hunters
Hanging from fragile fiber ropes in sharp cliffs that can make one’s head spin, local hunters have been harvesting cliff honey in Lamjung for generations, risking their lives.
Clouds changing as world warms, adding to climate uncertainty
People have always studied the skies to predict the weather, but recently scientists have noticed that clouds are changing on a global scale -- posing one of the greatest challenges to understanding our warming world. Some clouds are rising higher into the atmosphere, where they trap mo
Kshetra Pratap Memorial Literary Award to Sarubhakta
The Kshetra Pratap Memorial Literary Award, established in memory of poet Kshetra Pratap Adhikary, will be presented to writer Sarubhakta.
Agreement worth Rs. 3.45 million signed to promote indigenous films
Film Development Board (FDB) has signed a deal worth Rs. 3.45 million to make the Nepali film industry more inclusive and promote indigenous mother tongue films.
Barca bolster Liga title bid by winning match they didn't want to play
Barcelona swept to a comfortable 3-0 victory over Osasuna to move three points clear at the top of La Liga despite their discontent at having to play their match on Thursday.
PM to address Lower House on March 31
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli is scheduled to address the House of Representatives on March 31. Chief Whip of the CPN-UML, Mahesh Kumar
More than 150 killed in 7.7 magnitude quake in Myanmar, Thailand
Powerful earthquake rocked Myanmar and neighboring Thailand on Friday, destroying buildings, a bridge and a dam. At least 144 people were killed in Myanmar, where photos and vi
Ghode Jatra fest today
Ghode Jatra, known as the Horse Racing Day, which falls on the Nepali month of Chaitra, is being celebrated in the Kathmandu Valley with much zest on Saturday. According to mytho
One Out Of Many
Sir Winston Churchill will remain to be known as an individual with sharp intellect, extending his legacy far beyond the horizon with the eternal blend of courage, humour and deep insight that still continues to mesmerise the audience throughout the world.
Happiness Lessons From Finland
Finland is in the headlines these days as it has won the top spot in the World Happiness Report for the eighth year in a row. This is obviously an enticing achievement for the northern Euro
Towards A Gender Equal World
The Constitution of Nepal, 2015, ‘guarantees’ gender equality like several other laws of this land do in a typical organic fashion. Article 38 of our charter states that no physical, mental, se
Diverse Art Of Bagmati
As a young person, you are supposed to follow your elders and shoulder the repsonsibility of studies, but at the same time, try to think for yourself and succeed. This dichotomy is like a tree u
Chaite paddy cultivation area increases in Dhanusha
The area of cultivation of chaite paddy in Dhanusha is increasing every year. The area under chaite paddy cultivation in the district is increasing as farmers' interest in chaite paddy cultivation due to in
Fools Here, Fools There
Nepali leaders once envisioned turning Nepal into a version of Singapore within ten years. However, the country now finds itself grappling with an all-time low, marked by poor govern
