- Tuesday, 5 May 2026
The Rising Nepal
Oranges worth Rs. 100 million sold from Gorkha
Oranges worth Rs. 100 million have been sold from Gorkha district this year. Due to decline in production, income from the sale of oranges has declined this year as compared to last year in the district, according to Purna Dhungana, chief of the Prime Minister Agriculture Modernsiation Project, Project Unit, Gorkha.
Karnali International Film Festival begins
Karnali International Film Festival began on Sunday. Organised by Red Cherry in collaboration with the Film Development Board (FDB), the two-day festival is being held in Birendranagar. According to the press release issued by FDB, the festival was inaugurated by Karnali Province Chief Mini
Atone For Afghan Agony
Divide and rule over various issues is a practice known since the deep ancient times. Afghanistan’s case is a textbook play staged in one of the poorest but fiercely independent nations, known for having rejected, prevented, repelled and defeat
Work Towards Empowering Women
The 115th International Women’s Day (IWD) was observed on March 8 with a myriad of activities in Nepal and the world, calling for ensuring rights to women, gender parity and empowerment. This important global event marks the accomplish
Tips For Success
I had a great opportunity to visit Bishwa Jyoti Secondary School, Silmi, Parbat, on 23 February, 2025. As a professional educator, former principal of a reputed school in Kathmandu, freelance writer, and ever-learning student, I was graciousl
Parliament's Bill Session
Parliament is the supreme body of elected representatives. In a multiparty democracy, the people choose their representatives through periodic elections, the main yardstick of a democratic setup. Fair, free and peaceful polls ensure the entry of genuine deputies into the parliament where the people’s problems, issues and concerns are well-discussed for their solution. Parliament constitutes one of the three organs of the state. It runs as per the principle of separation of
Nepal beat Uganda by one wicket at Women's Day Cup
Nepal secured a thrilling 1-wicket victory over host Uganda in the Women's Day Cup Twenty20 Series in Entebbe on Sunday, ending the Nepali women's nine-match losing streak. Following a win against the UAE in Sri Lanka on July 19, 2024, the Nepali national women's team had experienced a series of defeats.
Dinesh Adhikari comes up with ‘Paniko Parade’
Poet Dinesh Adhikari’s poetry collection ‘Paniko Parade’ has been released recently. Nepalaya has released Adhikari’s poetry colle
Stuck astronauts return to Earth after 9 months in space
NASA's two stuck astronauts are just a few weeks away from finally returning to Earth after nine months in space. Butch Wilmore and Suni William
FM Paudel asks ministries to solicit projects only worth above Rs. 30mn
Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Bishnu Prasad Paudel has urged the ministries not to propose plans and programmes smaller than Rs. 30 million for the budget of the fiscal year 2025/26.
Earthquake affected families in Bajhang yet to receive second tranche of construction support
Earthquake-affected families in the Bungal Municipality of Bajhang district are yet to receive the second installment for the construction of temporary shelters. Last year in April/May, the municipalit
Young women embrace handicraft business
Handmade crafts have become increasingly popular among the younger generation, with various items now easily accessible and purchasable online. Inspired by what they saw on
NKorea unveils nuclear powered submarine
North Korea unveiled for the first time a nuclear powered submarine under construction, a weapons system that can pose a major security threat to South Korea and the U.S. State media on S
Nepal-W make losing start in Uganda
The Nepali women's team had a disappointing start in the Women's Day Twenty20 International Series, suffering a six-wicket loss to Namibia in the Duckworth-Lewis method in Entebbe, Uganda.
Raskot's city market buries in waste
The Raskot Municipality's central market, RCP Bazaar, in Kalikot district, is becoming increasingly unpleasant due to unmanaged waste. Shopkeepers frequently dump both biode
