- Wednesday, 6 May 2026
The Rising Nepal
Over 8,500 people apply for National ID in Humla
More than 8,500 people in the remote Himalayan district of Humla have submitted applications for National Identity cards through the District Administration Office.
EU, UK, NATO leaders talk defence
EU leaders huddle Monday with Britain's prime minister and the head of NATO to discuss efforts to boost Europe's defences faced with an aggressive Russia -- as Donald Trump demands America's allies spend much more.
Floodwaters force evacuations in Australia
Fast-moving floodwaters rose Monday in northeastern Australia after forcing many to flee, blacking out homes, and sweeping away a chunk of a critical bridge. Storms have already
Thailand continue with winning run
Thailand continued their winning streak in the Women's T20I Triangular Series with a 17-run victory over the Netherlands at TU Cricket Ground in Kirtipur on Monday.
15 disappearing dances being performed on single stage
Various dance forms that were once popular in Gandaki Province but are now on the verge of extinction are being performed in Pokhara from Friday. Over 50 artists are performing the dances that were once widely celebrated and hold significant cultural value.
Challenges In Executing BRI Projects
China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) projects are touted to transform Nepal’s economic landscape. As the bilateral agreement was initiated amid confusion, it has faced criticisms, and the projects are likely to fa
Preventing Abuse Of Social Media
Social media have been part and parcel of the vast majority of people around the world. At present, around five billion people use social media. In 2023, the number of such people was estimated at 4.9 billio
Europe's Haunting Castles
Three of the most famous European castles that are still haunted. In all of these cases, the ghosts were of high-ranking families, even royalty. Château de Brissac is located in the French commune of Brissac-Quince
Wetland Conservation
Wetlands are habitats for diverse wildlife, including endangered species, which play an important role in flood control, groundwater recharge, water purification, and climate regulation. However, pollution, human
Australian artist Marsden teaching art to students in Diktel
An Australian artist has started teaching fine art to students in Diktel. Senior Australian artist Ray Marsden, w
Prolonged strike leaves Ilam’s tourist areas deserted
Tourist hotspots like Antu and Kanyam in Ilam, usually bustling with domestic tourists, have become deserted due to a week-long strike. The strike was called following disputes over const
Dolakha receives no snowfall this winter
In past, Dolakha used to receive heavy snowfall three times between November and January, but that is not the case this winter as it has not received a single snowfall as of February 1.
East-West Highway expansion picks up pace in Koshi
The expansion of the Kakarbhittta-Laukahi section of the East-West Highway has picked up pace. An agreement for the road expansion was
Govt calls for compulsory registration of social media platforms
The government has instructed various international social media companies or platforms to register in Nepal and designate a point of contact within the country. Issuing a public notice on Monday, the Mini
Deal signed to involve hydropower in carbon trade
Independent Power Producers’ Association of Nepal (IPPAN) and ProClime signed a significant Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) at the ‘Unlocking Green Monetisation of Nepal's Hydropower’.
