- Tuesday, 17 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Can Politics Be Shaped As Virtuous Sphere?
Virtuous public sphere supposes that politics acquires the capacity to perform better as per its constitutional and leadership promises than the current situation and be able to acquir
Nurturing Love Of Learning In Children
Traveling alone with my preschooler son for the first time in a week was a challenging yet intentional choice. Guided by his continual “why” and “how” questions, I prepared a tour to expl
Power Of Solitude
We all need solitude and silence, and we all need social connection. We are vastly connected to everything in the universe, and we forget it, most of the time. We can be so consumed with t
China's population falls for a third straight year
China's population fell last year for the third straight year, its government said Friday, pointing to further demographic challenges for the world's second most populous nation, which is n
Puja Mahato: One of five players to watch in U19 WC
Puja Mahato, Nepal’s captain, is one of the five players to watch during the second edition of the ICC U-19 Women’s T20 World Cup kicking off in Malaysia today (January 18). Of the 16 teams participating in the World C
Mulmi’s solo painting exhibition held
Radheshyam Mulmi, an artist, narrated stories of his creative works with the artists and art fans who entered the art gallery on Friday. In the solo exhibition of Mulmi, organised b
Homestay programme in Lafa village to start soon
Lafa Village, situated in Mudhewas, Chaubise Rural Municipality-2, Dhankuta, is home exclusively to the Magar community. The village, comprising 95 households,
Fast track construction makes 37% progress
The Kathmandu–Tarai–Madhes Fast Track, a national pride project under the management of the Nepal Army, has achieved 37 per cent progress in seven years.
Delays dash hopes of 10th National Games
The 119th board meeting of the National Sports Council (NSC) on Thursday decided on the logo and mascot for the 10th National Games, being hosted by Karnali Province.
Nepali citizen repatriated by Thai authorities
A Nepali citizen, who was lured by the promise of attractive employment and forced into illegal activities in Laos' Golden Triangle, was repatriated to Nepal on Friday with the assistance of Thai authorities. According to the Embassy of Nepal in Bangkok, Thailand, the Nepali national had escaped from Laos and entered Thailand. However, the Embassy did not publish the name of the repatriated individual.
A Leader Off The Beaten Track
Pain translates into drastic deals over pent up feelings and rampant public frustrations. Absence of rule of law aggravated the situation. Seven military coups have occurred in as many
Seek Durable Solution To Chopper Flight Row
Studies have shown that mountain regions across the world have persistently witnessed a gradual loss of snow and ice over some decades owing to rising global temperatures. If this tren
Cost Of Convenience
Navigating government offices in Nepal is less about understanding processes and more about finding the right middleman. From the tea seller outside the gate to the janitor mopp
Consensus For Projects
Despite immense development potentials, Nepal still lags behind other countries. The world is currently passing through the fourth stage of industrial revolution which is driven by smart
Paddy production decreases by 3.22% in Gandaki this year
Paddy production has decreased in Gandaki Province this year. According to Agriculture Development Dir
