- Monday, 16 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Over 65,000 people visit Gorkha Museum in six months
According to Gorkha Museum Chief Jaya Narayan Karki, around 66,000 people have visited the historic Gorkha Museum since August. A total of 65,346 people visited the Gorkha Museum from July/August to December/January of the current fiscal year. People visiting the Gorkha Museum have been divided into four groups. Most Nepalis visited the
Winter cold, air pollution propagate respiratory illnesses
As winter is coming to an end across Nepal, the country still faces a dual health threat, severe air pollution and the seasonal spike in respiratory illnesses. Nepal’s already overburdened healthcar
Adolescent girls to receive HPV vaccine against cervical cancer
The Ministry of Health and Population has been preparing to launch a nationwide human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine campaign from February 5, 2025. During the nationwide campaign, over 1.68
'Stop relying on Reference Book to fix customs duties'
Nepal Foreign Trade Association (NFTA) has urged the government to cease reliance on the Reference Book to determine the customs duties, and address under- and over-invoicing.
Price hike of cement adds woes to quake victims
The earthquake-affected people in Rukum West have been further disappointed by a hike in cement prices when they were busy reconstructing their houses. One year after the earthquake, the government
About 1.97 million households registered in farmer listing system
About 47.7 per cent of farmers' households across the country have been registered in the farmer listing system so far. According to the Agricultural Information
Significant progress in healthcare, but challenges remain: Minister Paudel
Minister for Health and Population Pradip Paudel has stated that while significant progress has been made in the healthcare sector, it is still insufficient. He made these remarks during
Golchha Group announces making of Paran
Bioscope Cinema Pvt. Ltd. jointly owned by Shekhar Golchha, Chairman of the Golchha Group, and Ranjit Acharya, head of Prizma Advertising, has announced the production of a movie titled ‘Paran’ under its banner.
Nepal finishes 13th among 16 teams in U19 T20 World Cup
The Nepali women’s team finished 13th in the ICC U19 Women’s T20 World Cup after defeating hosts Malaysia in the playoffs for 13th to 16th place at Johor Cricket Academy Oval, Johor, on Friday.
Cold, thick fog affect life in Tarai districts
Several Tarai districts, including Sarlahi, Sunsari and Jhapa are grappling with a severe cold spell as thick fog and clouds blanket the region. The thick fog has also affected flights and ve
Beekeeping business thriving in Nawalpur
The beekeeping business is becoming more profitable for farmers, as they can earn a good income with nominal investment and labour. Although bees have traditionally been
Rubble clearance in Gaza may take 3-5 years, says minister
Clearing rubble in Gaza following the recent conflict with Israel could take three to five years if sufficient funding and equipment are available, Palestinian Public Works and Housing Minister Ahed Bseiso said on Thursday.
Niraj claims third major title
Niraj Tamang won the Surya Nepal Western Open, fourth event under Surya Nepal Golf Tour 2024-25, at the par-69 Himalayan Golf Course in Pokhara on Friday. Niraj shot 4-over 73 in the third and final round to post the winning total of 1-under 206 and claimed third career title. He defeated Jayram Shrestha by three strokes to win the second straight title of the season. With the trophy Niraj earned Rs 150,000.
Rosé's ‘APT.’ becomes 1st K-Pop song to top Global Excl. US chart
For the first time since its release, BLACKPINK’s Rosé and Bruno Mars’ ‘APT.’ was the best-selling song of the week in the United States! On January 21 local time, Billboard
Prachanda rules out possibility of alliance with NC
CPN (Maoist Centre) Chairman Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’ has said that the Maoists are committed to protecting the achievements gained through the sacrifices of martyrs.
