- Tuesday, 5 May 2026
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Chisang River sand: A lifeline for hundreds of families
With no secure employment opportunities, disadvantaged families in Kanepokhari, Morang, have been earning livelihood by extracting and selling sand and gravel from the Chisang River.
78% ineligible children staying in Karnali Province foster homes
More than 650 children from Karnali Province have been reunited with their families in last two decades. According to the data released by t
Kaligandaki Corridor becomes boon for locals
Shobhakhar Neupane (Baburam) of Arbeni, Kaligandaki Rural Municipality-2, had been operating a hotel in Kathmandu for over a decade. After the Kaligandaki Corridor was opened, he decided to return to his village and opened a hotel there.
Draupadi team touring country before its release
As the release date of the film Draupadi, which highlights the practice of polyandry, approaches, the film’s team has embarked on a nationwide promotional tour.
Homes in Dharan Sub-metro beautified with flowers
Most houses in Dharan Sub-Metropolitan City are adorned with blooming flowers, enhancing the beauty of the city. Known as the beautiful city of the east, Dharan has gained further charm with the flower gardens in every household. The front yards of homes are filled with colourful flowers, making Dharan recognised as the ‘city of flowers.’
Fernandes sends Man Utd into Europa League quarters, Spurs advance
Bruno Fernandes netted a hat-trick as Manchester United beat Real Sociedad 4-1 in their Europa League last-16 second leg on Thursday, while Tottenham bounced back to edge AZ Alkmaar 3-2 on aggregate.
Fire lines being built to contain risks of wildfires
Efforts are underway to protect various community forests in Makwanpur district by constructing fire lines. Out of the 210 community forests un
Police beat APF, Bagmati secure first win at PM Cup
Spinner Lalitnarayan Rajbanshi took six wickets as Nepal Police Club edged past APF Club with a two-wicket victory in the Prime Minister's (PM) Cup National Cricket tournament on
US, Israel eye Africa for Gaza Palestinian resettlement
The U.S. and Israel have reached out to officials of three East African governments to discuss using their territories as potential destinations for resettling Palestinians uprooted
Hindus and Muslims celebrate Fagu together in Nepalgunj
The festival of Fagu or Holi, traditionally celebrated as a symbol of Hindu-Muslim harmony, was again celebrated with joy and goodwill in Nepalgunj this year.
Strong wind causes damage in Thaha Municipality
A powerful wind has caused significant damages in various wards of Thaha Municipality in Makwanpur district. Heavy winds accompanied by hailstorms hi
Wither Architecture Of Global Governance?
The post-war institutional architecture of global governance is fragmented and untidy. The approach of the US on global governance is transactional and undefined, though it has shown di
Power Of Simple Acts To Drive Societal Change
It feels amazing to think back on how a simple health campaign made such a big difference in someone’s life. This story stuck with me because it shows how small actions can lead to real change. It’s about my neighbour, whose daugh
Guilt, Shame And Cooperation
Guilt and shame are universal human emotions that shape how we navigate our social worlds. Though often lumped together, they are distinct in their experience and function. Guilt arises from our actions—“I feel bad about what I did”
Nepal-W beat Hong Kong-W by six wickets
Nepal secured their second win in the Women's Day Cup Twenty20 International Series following a six-wicket triumph over Hong Kong in Entebbe, Uganda, on Friday. Despite this victory, Nepal finished at the bo
