- Tuesday, 5 May 2026
The Rising Nepal
Europe's military shortfalls exposed as Trump shifts US priorities
In the year after Russia launched outright war on Ukraine, NATO leaders approved a set of military plans designed to repel an invasion of Europe. It was the biggest shake-up of the alliance's defence readiness preparations since the Cold War.
Hostel 3 earns Rs. 43. 3 million
The producers of the film Hostel 3, which was released in theatres last Friday, have officially revealed its first-week box office collection. According to the publicly shared data, the film has grossed Rs. 43.2 million by Thursday. Director Sushan Kandel said that the box office figures were derived from the DCR (Daily Collection Report
Blooming rhododendrons please tourists
Surrounded by snow-capped mountains and vibrant rhododendron forests above the village, the breathtaking scenery of Kaulepani in Lamjung district has been attracting tourists. Visitors who reach Kaulepani are captivated
Khuwa becoming souvenir delicacy from Hetauda
The expansion of more than half a dozen road networks connecting the federal capital Kathmandu with Hetauda has contributed significantly to enhancing the quality of locals’ life. With the improved road access, peop
Works start to put Sinja Valley in World Heritage List
Efforts have begun to include the Sinja Valley, the capital of the erstwhile Khasa Kingdom, and the place from where Nepali language originated, in the UNESCO World Heritage List. To lay the groundwork for this, a team from the Department of Archaeology is currently in Sinja to conduct an in-depth study and for an observation. As part of this initiative, the DoA has also held an interactive session at Sinja Rural Municipality, in collaboration with the local government.
PM directs for sound preparation to hold Sagarmatha Sambaad
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli inspected the Sagarmatha Sambaad (dialogue) Secretariat on Friday and instructed its officials for efficient and well-organised preparations. The Sagarmatha Sambaad is scheduled to take place in Kathmandu from May 16 to May 18.
Nutrition Insecurity In South Asia
South Asia still faces poverty, food insecurity, malnutrition, and diet-related non-communicable diseases. Across the region, progress in reducing malnutrition is uneven. The policies related to nutrition-sensitive agriculture and health are largel
The Perfect Women's Burden
Recently, while scrolling through social media, I came across a saying by a female inspirational speaker who pointed out that our society is progressing in such a way that we want our daughters to be so successful that they could even reach
Philosophy Vital To Grasp Science
Philosophy means "love of wisdom" in a broad sense. The title of this article in question form was given to us by a professor assigned to teach us the philosophy of science as a mandatory course before starting our research work. He gave us a
Ward Specialist Clinic: A noble Approach To Community Healthcare
The Ward Specialist Clinic (WSC), operating under the supervision of Dhangadhi, Sub-Metropolitan City, has successfully entered its second year of operation and made significant strides in providing affordable and accessible healthca
The Tiffin Box
"Ugh! It's already 8. I hope she's asleep by now!" I whispered under my breath as I slyly crawled into my house. It was a dark and quiet night. I slowly tiptoed to the door, making sure I made no noise to wake her up. I peeked in through the
A Succinct Portrayal Of Nepal
While the number of books on Nepal's social, political, or foreign policy context written in English, particularly by Nepali writers, is quite limited, Sanjay Upadhya, now based in the United States for many years, has attempted a comp
Solace
Misty eyed, she cradles her face She brings her knees close to her chest
Student Union election postponed in Nawalpur
The election of the Free Student Union (FSU) scheduled for March 18 in all campuses of the district has been postponed. The Nepal Public Campus Association of Nawalparasi stated that the election could not be held due to the difficult circumstances in the district.
Nepal suffers fourth loss at Women’s Day Cup
Nepal’s poor batting form continued as they lost to hosts Uganda by 40 runs in the Women’s Day Cup Twenty20 International Series on Thursday in Entebbe. Chasing a target of 92 runs at the Entebbe Cricket Oval, Nepal were bowled out for just 51 runs in 17.1 overs. Immaculate Nakisuuyi and Mutoni Irene caused the most damage for Uganda, taking three wickets each. Consylate Aweko Nimungu and Janet Mbabazi also chipped in with one wicket each.
