- Sunday, 8 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Snowfall rejoices Satbanjh orchard
Snowfall in Satbanjh after nearly six years has provided much-needed relief to around 70,000 plants at the Dry Fruit Development Centre. The orchard has approximately 70,000 plants, including walnut, oliv
Robust Poll Security
The country is all set for the elections to the House of Representatives (HoR) on March 5. Unlike the previous polls, this one is taking place in special circumstances. It is being held to fill the political vacuum caused by
Women, Youth Not In Parties' Priority
With the filing of nominations by candidates enthusiastically throughout Nepal last week, the country has now geared up for the impending March 5 elections to the House of Representatives (HoR). A total of 3,48
Is Exodus Inevitable ?
Quiet decisions are being made every single day. However, they do not appear in parliamentary debates or policy briefings. They seem to be appearing in visa appointments, language test registrations, and farewell con
NEPSE gains 57.5 points
The benchmark of share market index, NEPSE, has posted a significant growth on Sunday, the first trading day of the week. The NEPSE increased by 57.55 points (2.12 pe
Customs for fair trade, smooth supply chain
Director General of the Department of Customs Shyam Prasad Bhandari has said that the government is making continuous efforts to improve customs administration in a timely manner.
Concerns raised over misuse of national flag
Nepal’s national flag, a symbol of sovereignty, unity and national pride, is constitutionally protected and governed by strict legal provisions. However, growing concerns over its misuse, particularly during election campaigns and public gatherings, have prompted
Khotang reopens applications for election police recruitment
District police offices in Khotang and Humla have taken different steps in the recruitment process of election police for the upcoming House of Representatives election scheduled for March 5, reflecting contrasting application trends in the two districts. In Khotang, authorities have reissued a call for applications after receiving fewer candidates than required. The
Mali to ration fuel after al-Qaida attacks
Mali's government has moved to impose fuel rationing to counter widespread shortages caused by al-Qaida-linked groups operating in the border regions that have in recent months cut off fuel supplies to the landlocked African country.
Mithila painting training workshop announced
To promote Mithila art, a four-day experimental Mithila painting training programme is set to be organised in Kathmandu. The training is being jointly organised by Mithila Thali by Chef Santosh Shah, Sudi Mahila Kalyan Samaj, and Rotary Nyatapola.
Europe, India pursue mega deal
India and Europe hope to strike the "mother of all deals" when EU chiefs meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi next week, as the two economic behemoths seek to forge closer ties.
Inter bounce back from two down to demolish Pisa
Serie A leader Inter Milan recovered from conceding two early goals to beat lowly Pisa 6-2 and open a six-point gap. One of the shock
Snowfall hits high Himalayan districts, farmers hopeful of good harvest
The country has received much-awaited winter snowfall and rainfall across several high Himalayan districts, including Dolpa, Humla, Kalikot, Mustang, Mugu and Bajura, bringing much-needed relief to drought-hit winter crops.
Veteran politician Pathak launches autobiography
The autobiography of veteran politician and social worker from Jhapa, Krishna Prasad Pathak, 88, titled Aafailai Farkera Herda, has been officially launched in Kathmandu on Saturday.
Honor launches X9d in Nepali market
Honor has launched its new smartphone, Honor X9d, in the Nepali market, positioning the device as a durable and performance-oriented option for modern users. According to the company, the Honor X9d
