- Tuesday, 17 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Dharan Festival kicks off, celebrating 124 years of human settlement
The five-day Dharan Festival has begun, marking the 124th anniversary of human settlement in Dharan from Saturday. Under the slogan ‘Education, health, tou
China Film Day to be held on January 9
Kathmandu is set to host the first-ever China Film Day at Chhaya Center (QFX Cinema), Thamel on January 9. The festival is aimed to foster cultural and
Local bodies compete to build ziplines
A wave of zipline construction has swept across Gulmi district as local governments have accorded priority to zipline projects over other development initiatives.
Volunteers clean up Bali's beach from monsoon-driven trash
Hundreds of volunteers joined a cleanup in Bali, Indonesia, Saturday as monsoon rains brought what an activist described as "the worst" waves of plastic waste to hit its tourist-favoured beaches. The Southeast Asian nation is on
Bhailo: A symbol of Khas civilisation celebrated in Jumla
The traditional ‘Bhailo’ of Jumla, a symbol of Khas civilization and its authentic culture, is being performed in the Jumla. The traditional ‘Bhailo’ of Khas
APF defeat Bagmati 5-1
Defending champions Armed Police Force (APF) Club began their campaign in the Final Round of ANFA Women’s League 2024 with a dominating win. They defeated Bagmati Youth Club 5-2 on Match Day 3 at ANFA Complex on Saturday.
Prioritise Health As Key Asset In Life
In today’s fast-paced world, achieving a healthy life might seem like a distant goal. However, a balanced approach to physical, mental, and emotional well-being can lead to a fulfilling and healthier lifestyle. Investi
Youth Exodus A Threat To Economy
Nepal has a long history of people who obtained education abroad and returned home to serve their country in their various capacities. For example, martyrs Dasharath Chand and Shukraraj Shastri, poet Bhanubha
Clean Up Cooperatives
The government is trying to sort out severe financial troubles facing numerous cooperatives. According to chair of the Crisis-ridden Cooperatives Management Committee Kashi Raj Dahal, out of 32,000 cooper
Bumper Paddy Harvest
Paddy is a staple food crop in Nepal, providing nearly 70 per cent of the total dietary energy and a significant amount of nutrition to its people. A crucial part of the country's economy, it is a major source of income
Annual census of water birds begins nationwide
The annual water bird census began on Saturday. It will span two weeks, covering lakes, ponds, rivers, and wetlands. According to Laxmi Prasad Poudel, senior ornithologist and coordinator of the water bird census for Wetlands International Nepal, this census has been conducted annually, beginning on the first Saturday of January.
Ruling, opposition parties not on same page on statute amendment
: The ongoing deliberations surrounding the amendment of Nepal's constitution have sparked significant political and public interest, marking a pivotal moment in the country’s democratic evolution. The ruling
Locals block efforts to redirect Narayani's flow to Nawalpur
Residents of Gaindakot Municipality’s Ward Nos 10 and 11 in Nawalpur have obstructed efforts to change the flow of the Narayani River, which runs along the boundary of the two wards. River-affected locals disrupted the work, halting the operation to redirect the river.
Sikta Irrigation Project makes 41% physical progress
The 'national pride' Sikta Irrigation Project in Banke district has achieved just 41 per cent physical progress in 19 years since its construction began. During this period, Rs. 21.55 billion has been spent on the project.
Samdo village empty as all move to lowlands to escape winter cold
With the arrival of the extremely cold season, all the people of Samdo, a remote village which lies around 165 kilometres away from the Gorkha district headquarters, near the Tibet border, have moved to lower areas to avoid the cold.