- Wednesday, 6 May 2026
The Rising Nepal
90s popular bands performing in Pokhara today
A musical event titled ‘Back to the 90s’ is all set to take place in Pokhara on Saturday. The event is aimed at reviving the city’s rich musical heritage.
Valley Police reviewing profile of gangsters
The police have intensified their surveillance of gangsters operating in the Kathmandu Valley. According to the Kathmandu Valley Police Office, Ranipokhari, they have begun reviewing the profiles of both old and new gangsters.
Waste burning worsening Valley's air quality
The sight of a clear sky has become somewhat of an urban legend in Kathmandu. For residents, the idea of looking up and seeing a clear sky, free from the heavy smog, seems increasingly rare. Today, the only way many can experience a breath of fresh air is by travelling to the outskirts of the valley, where the hills offer a brief relief from the haze that blankets the valley.
Lawmakers raise issues of public importance
Lawmakers at the House of Representatives meeting on Friday discussed key legislative matters, local issues and pressing political demands.
Kathmandu During 1950-60s
Kathmandu had a strange aroma then. It was the smell of dustless and unpolluted air. The freshness of the air and a slight chill was the brand of Kathmandu then. The weather in Kathmandu was heavenly.
Stellar Phenomena In February
In the night skies of this month the wonders and splendors of plentiful planets, stars and constellations come alive for avid sky-gazers who would fancy them whole-heartedly with pana
Break Mental Health Stigma
Think about the last time you felt overwhelmed and anxious. We generally associate them with someone going through a difficult phase in their life. But for many, these feelings are more than
Paradigm Shift In Leadership
Behavioural scientists have now raised concern about a gradual decline in leadership patterns across many institutions worldwide. They acknowledge a rapid erosion of traditional leadership
Journalist's War-torn Witness
In 1995, the then Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist) launched an armed insurgency under the banner of the people's war. No one in the country remained untouched by this violent uprising. S
Mesmerising Mustang's Calling
Between two giant crimson rocks stands a small window to a mythical and mesmerising world. In fact, it’s an orifice resembling what we call a Khopo in parts of western Nepal, including Gulmi.
The Unseen Pressure Of SEE
As a grade X student, I sometimes feel that the entire education system of Nepal is based on cramming culture. As a result, the sole focus of our policy is on the Secondary Education Exami
Arabian Sea was once a blessing for Pakistani city of Gwadar
There was a time when few people in the coastal Pakistani city of Gwadar understood what climate change was. After a decade of extreme weather, many more do. Rain battered Gwadar
NSC warns of action against associations snarled in misdeeds
The 33rd board meeting of the executive committee of the National Sports Council (NSC) on February 4 decided to issue final warnings to several sports stakeholders associated with activities against the prevailing laws of the country. The decisions were made public two days later, on February 6, by NSC member-secretary Tanka Lal Ghising and team.
Mexico sends first of 10,000 troops to US border
A line of Mexican National Guard and Army trucks rumbled along the border separating Ciudad Juárez and El Paso, Texas, on Wednesday, among the first of 10,000 troops Mexico ha
Manisha’s two attempts to watch Purna Bahadur Ko Sarangi fail
Actress Manisha Koirala said that she wanted to watch much-talked-about Purna Bahadur Ko Sarangi, a film by Saroj Paudel twice but in vain. She was unable to get a ticket on both occasions.
