- Tuesday, 5 May 2026
The Rising Nepal
Promoting Sustainability In Kenya’s Fashion Sector
Some Kenyan clothing companies are upcycling textile waste, using ecological packaging and paying fairer wages. Such efforts not only create a greener and more equitable future but also boost the country’s appeal on the global market.
A Diplomatic Fiasco
The world watched with surprise and shock as the heated talks between US President Donald Trump and his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelenskyy at the White House on Friday ended in a diplomatic deadlock, dimming the pros
ANFA appoints Matt Ross as head coach
The All Nepal Football Association (ANFA) has officially appointed Matt Ross as the head coach of the Nepal national football team, with the announcement made on Sunday. ANFA stated, "Ross has signed an initial one-
Durgesh Thapa’s craze increases in festivals
Singer Durgesh Thapa’s performance at the Syangja Festival, where he arrived by helicopter, completely transformed the atmosphere of the event. After performing at a festival in Arghakhanchi,
Share market goes bullish, index up by 75 points
The benchmark of the stock market, NEPSE, has posted a double-digit growth on Sunday, the first transaction day of the week. The stock market continued its upward tren
Zipline tested in Kailash Rural Municipality
A trial run of the adventurous sport ‘zipline’ has been conducted in the tourist area of Kailash Rural Municipality, Makwanpur. Rural Municipality Chairperson Lok
Ramadan fasting begins
The holy month of Ramadan, a major festival for the Muslim community, which is celebrated with fasting and various activities for a month, has begun across the country, including Banke on Sunday. On Saturday evening, the chief religio
Great Powers Shaping Geopolitical Landscape
Management of great power rivalries is a vital part of international relations. The general preferences are the use of effective deterrence, diplomacy, multilateralism, pacific settlement of disputes and stopping wars in support of a rules-based
What Is There After This Life ?
What becomes of us when we die? Is death the final curtain, the end of all things, or is there something more; a whisper of existence beyond the grave? Do we become ghosts? Or do we vanish completely, as if we were never here? If nothing l
The Fight To Recognise Deafblindness In Nepal
It was the first time I met a deafblind boy in Japan. I was struck by something I had never seen before—a child without both sight and hearing yet fully engaged in learning, surrounded by educators who understood his needs through tactile commu
Dwindling population puts fishing cat in crisis
The fishing cat, popularly known as Malaha Biralo, is found in only a few countries worldwide and is becoming increasingly rare in various locations in the country. Listed as endangered globally, the fishing cat
Bajhang children lack schools to continue study after grade 3
Locals of Krikittya, a remote settlement of Talkot Rural Municipality-3 in Bajhang district, lack access to health services and education. Children of 18 families living in this particular village are unable to get proper education.
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PADT bids farewell to Sadhus
Pashupati Area Development Trust (PADT) and Guthi Sansthan on Friday bade farewell to the sadhus who had come to Pashupatinath during Maha Shivaratri festival. Both organisations bid farewell to them by p
Russia to restore direct air links with the US
Russia has offered the United States to restore direct air links between the two countries during the latest round of consultations with Washington, the Russian Foreign Ministry said Friday. Russian and U.S. diplom
PM: Nepal-Japan friendship pure, unblemished
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has expressed confidence that the upcoming Third Nepal-Japan Friendship Summit 2025 will further strengthen the bilateral ties between the two nations. Speaking with a Japanese delegation and Ne
