- Tuesday, 17 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
2 awards in translation announced
The Translate Nepal has announced two awards in translation. Consultant of Translate Nepal, Sudarshan
Decision to block Nippon takeover creates uncertainty for workers
By blocking a Japanese company's takeover of U.S. Steel, President Joe Biden said he was protecting good jobs in the American heartland. He may be putting them at risk instead.
Weekly examinations improve results
The weekly examinations have led to notable improvements in the teaching-learning activities at Toli Dewaldanda Secondary School in Bajura.
New World Order Dynamics
On the eve of 2025, the stench of doctoring history, semi-concealed misdeeds, profiteering at the expense of the week and removing/eliminating regimes that prove inconvenient — all in
Strive For Higher Tourism Growth
There is no denying that tourism is one of the main sectors supporting Nepal’s economy. The contribution of tourism to the country’s gross domestic product (GDP) is believed to hover
AI In Education
What is it like being a teacher or lecturer? The traditional image is an old, wise and powerful stoic with an ocean of knowledge. With the rise of new technology in general and AI in particular, teachers are no longer the source of knowledge. Does this mean that the teacher will soon be replaced by technology? Will AI take over? The questions still remain unanswered.
Saving Cultural Rituals
Tradition and culture continue to influence and shape people’s behaviours and actions. A society is largely understood by culture it adopts. Culture carries the collective consciousness of the pe
Sugarcane crushing machines ease locals
Previously, sugarcane crushing machines were known as ‘Kathekol,’ traditional wooden devices fixed into the ground. Bulls would rotate around three pivots to crush the sugarcane.
Govt to conduct quake damage assessment in Jajarkot
The government has decided to carry out a detailed damage assessment (DDA) of the damage caused by the earthquake in the Sudurpaschim region and Jajarkot.
Bhairahawa airport conducts 729 int'l flights
The Gautam Buddha International Airport (GBIA) in Bhairahawa has operated 729 international flights as of Sunday, with 45,573 passengers arriving and departing. The commercial
Myanmar releases thousands of prisoners to mark Independence Day
Myanmar's military government has released more than 6,000 prisoners and has reduced other inmates' sentences as part of a mass amnesty marking the 77th anniversary of independence from Britain on Saturday.
Farmers, traders busy digging yams ahead of Maghe Sankranti
Farmers have started digging yam in Bagmati of Sarlahi, where commercial yam cultivation is carried out. With the approach of Maghe Sankranti, fa
Bagmati govt initiates for modern security check point
The Bagmati Provincial government has initiated the construction of modern security checkpoints at eight locations along the province's entry points.
Illegal excavation at Madaha River continues
Crusher cabals have been illegally excavating the Madaha Khola (river) located at Mahottari’s Gaushala Municipality Ward No. 10. The rivers under the municipality's jur
Best athletes feted at 19th NNIPA Sports Award
The Nepal National and International Players Association (NNIPA) feted over two dozen athletes at its 19th Sports Award in Manamaiju, Kathmandu, on Saturday. Wushu’s Bijay Sinj