- Tuesday, 17 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Persons With Disabilities Need Recognition
Persons with disabilities (PWDs) are part of society. So they are not outcastes. That is why they should be treated on a par with other members of society. Every country has PWDs. Disabili
Secrets of Ancient Egyptian Temples
Archaeologists from the University of Tübingen have reported a major discovery: they have found the supposed entrance to a large stone temple in the ancient Egyptian city of Athribis,
Smooth Passport Service
Effective and efficient public service delivery is the main duty of the government as it builds public trust in state institutions. Seeing long queues in government offices to get a pass
Season’s first snowfall pleases farmers
With the winter season at its peak, the country is experiencing extreme cold, accompanied by snowfall in the mountainous regions. The country is currently experiencing the in
Barpak locals return to village after nine years
The devastating earthquake of April 25, 2015, totally destroyed Kharung village in Barpak Sulikot Rural Municipality-4 of Gorkha district. Almost all the houses in the village were severely damaged. Despite the destruction, the residents of Kharung managed to repair and rebuild their homes and resumed living in their ancestral land.
After road construction, 500 Humla mule owners become jobless
Mule owners, who used to make good income by carrying goods, are now becoming jobless thanks to the construction of roads in the Himalayan district of Humla After all seven rural municipalities in the
Pradeep and Surakshya, goodwill ambassadors of KIFF
Actor Pradeep Khadka and actress Surakshya Panta have been appointed goodwill ambassadors for the second edition of the Karnali International Film Festival (KIFF). The festival is set to begin on March 8, next y
Syrian government falls, ending Assad family rule
The Syrian government collapsed early Sunday, falling to a lightning rebel offensive that seized control of the capital of Damascus and sent crowds into the streets to celebrate the end of the Assad family's 50 years of iron rul
Poor progress made in Bhurigaun-Telpani road upgrade project
It was 56 years ago when the track of the Bhurigaun-Telpani road to connect Surkhet and Bardiya districts was opened. Still, the road has not been upgraded and expanded. Neither the federal nor the provinc
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SAARC CharterDay greetings
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has extended greetings and felicitations to the governments and people of the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) member states on the occasion of the Fortieth anniversary of SAARC Charter Day on Sunday.
A farming project in South Africa is helping deaf people
At the Westonaria agricultural park near Bekkersdal, east of Johannesburg, farm workers are busy tilling the soil and planting tomatoes and lettuce. Despite the hive of activity, there is silence around the park.
NEPSE witnesses landslide, index drops to below 2,700 points
The benchmark of the share market index posted a double-digit fall on Sunday, the first trading day of the week. The NEPSE dropped by 45.93 (1.67 per cent) points and closed at 2,689 points on Sunday.
Tharu museum being constructed in Baijanath
A Tharu museum is set to be constructed in Baijanath Rural Municipality of Banke. According to the rural municipality, the museum aims to preserve and promote the traditional art, culture and heritage of the Tharu community residing in the area.
NPL group stage comes halfway, fight for Top four gets interesting
Janakpur Bolts has managed to stay as the only unbeaten team as the inaugural edition of the Nepal Premier League (NPL) reached halfway in its league stage matches after the end of Match Day 8 on Sunday.
First Magar Literature Festival concludes
A two-day first Magar Literature Festival concluded in Rupandehi on Sunday. Speaking at the closing ceremony, Nepal Ma
