- Tuesday, 5 May 2026
The Rising Nepal
Lay Out Vision For Economy, Diplomacy
China’s much-talked-about ‘Two Sessions’ commenced on Tuesday amidst the complex geopolitical and economic challenges. The assemblies of top legislative and advisory bodies have deliberated on the country's accomplishments last yea
Stress Is Injurious To Human Health
Stress is an inevitable part of life. It can be caused by work deadlines, financial struggles, personal relationships, or global crises, stress affects everyone at some point. Stress has become a defining feature of modern life, affecting peopl
Protecting IP Rights
Imagine this: You’ve spent months brainstorming a game-changing business idea and finally pitched it to a group of friends for feedback. However, months later, one of your friends copies it. This could be the case if you have failed to secure your intellectual property rights.
Boost Capital Spending
Poor capital expenditure has become a perennial problem in Nepal. As the seventh month of the current fiscal year 2024/25 draws to a close, the mobilisation of the capital budget of the federal government has remained sluggish with just 22
Campaign launched for commercial cultivation of akbare chilli
A campaign for the commercial cultivation of akbare chilli has been launched in Marsyangdi and Dordi rural municipalities of Lamjung district. The akbare chilli is being cultivated in an
Relief distribution begins for quake victims in Sudurpaschim
The government has started distributing relief to those affected by the earthquake that struck Doti two years ago. Efforts to distribute assistance have commence
Unbeaten India face record-setting New Zealand for Champions Trophy glory
India play New Zealand in the Champions Trophy final in Dubai on Sunday in what could be a last hurrah for veteran stars Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma. The 36-year-old
A resort entirely staffed and run by women seeks to break gender barriers
After leaving school, Jeewanthi Adikari was determined to pursue her studies in accounting. But her life took a different path when she began a three-month training program in hospitality. She has since worked in different hotels thro
Rare lifetime portrait of England's 9-day queen
A painting that has gone on public display Friday could be the only portrait of England's shortest-reigning queen, Lady Jane Grey, painted during her lifetime, according to the conservation group English Heritage. It said there is "compe
Industrialists should pay electricity dues: Minister Khadka
Minister for Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation Dipak Khadka has said that industrialists should pay electricity dues of trunk lines and dedicated feeders. Addressing the 66th annual general mee
Bagmati Province preparing to make Plan Bank
Speakers at a programme emphasised on selecting plans and programmes sent by the provincial and federal governments to the local levels based on needs rather than access. The emphasis had been placed on selecting plans based
Govt resolute to make winter session of House ‘bills session’ in true sense
On 31st January, the coalition government issued six ordinances aimed at amending 31 existing laws. These ordinances were introduced with the intention of improving governance, attracting foreign investment, and streamlining bureaucratic processes.
Minister Lekhak warns ex-king not to conspire against republican system
Minister for Home Affairs Ramesh Lekhak has advised former king Gyanendra Shah not to conspire against the republican system in the country. Speaking at a press conference organised b
Grassland to prevent wild animals from entering settlements
With increasing incidents of wild animals entering human settlements and attacking people, community forest groups in Nawalpur have increased efforts to create grassland areas as a preventive measure.
Regular health check-ups at school delight parents
To ensure uninterrupted education, the ward office of Solududhkunda Municipality-2 in Solukhumbu district has conducted regular health check-ups for nearly 450 students across all community schools in the ward, leaving parents delighted.
