- Wednesday, 6 May 2026
The Rising Nepal
Escalating Migration
Widespread unemployment, lack of economic opportunities and unequal distribution of resources have worked as the push factor for youths to migrate for jobs to foreign countries. Every day hundreds of citizens l
‘Bhuwo and Bhasso’ festival begins in Bajura
The atmosphere in most villages of Bajura is vibrant with the celebration of ‘Bhuwo and Bhasso’ since Monday morning. The cultural festival, based on the story of th
Weak preparedness to cope with cold wave in Tarai
Cold waves have gripped many districts in the Tarai, including Dhanusha and Sarlahi, leading to a significant drop in temperatures and affecting normal life since Monday.
Honey Festival encourages bee farmers in Chitwan
The honey festival in east Chitwan is expected to promote and expand the market for locally produced honey. The festival was organised along with the elephant festival to attract a significant number of
Madhyapur Festival ends
The three-day Madhyapur Festival organised by Madhyapur Thimi Municipality to promote tourism concluded on Sunday. Nhuchhe Ratna Manandhar, a member of the Main Or
15 hurt in Florida when train hits fire truck
Three firefighters and a dozen passengers were injured in Florida on Saturday when a fire truck with its lights flashing drove around rail crossing arms and into the path of a high-speed passenger train after
Kanchenjunga Diamond Jubilee Festival in April
Taplejung is set to host the Kanchenjunga Diamond Jubilee Festival in April 2025 to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the first ascent of Kanchenjunga, the world’s third-highest and Nepal’s second-highest mountain located in the Himalayas.
Former minister Kaini’s two books released
Two books titled ‘Afnai Bigat Niyalda’ and ‘Prajatantrako Saundarya Ra Abissmrit Bimbaharu’ by former Minister and former Central Committee Member of the Nepali Congress, Amar Raj Kaini were unveiled recently.
Government not accepting NOC’s presidential election
The government and Nepal sports authorities have denounced the presidential election of the Nepal Olympic Committee (NOC) organised digitally on Saturday against the Supreme Court order.
Quiet, persistent and determined efforts should bring about enduring results. And New Delhi can play a major role in rolling back the SAARC into meaningful action.
Let me cite The Rising Nepal’s masthead motto proclaimed so prominently: All be happy, all be well. When Pakistan’s ambassador to Nepal, Abrar H. Hashmi, called on him on Tuesday, Prime Minister KP Oli reitera
Expedite Post-disaster Reconstruction Campaign
Nepal frequently witnesses various forms of natural disaster such as earthquake, flash flood, landslide and inundation. The mechanisms in place are responsible for dealing with post-disaster situations. Despit
Era Of Hubristic Capitalism
They will also increasingly give rise to oligarchs. No, unregulated markets are not geared to equilibrium. Over several business cycles, they become controlled by those corporate powers that outperform others.
Sunsari's mustard farmers shift to maize cultivation
Mustard cultivation has been declining in Sunsari district over the past few years. Many farmers previously growing mustard have now started growing maize, leading to the decline in mustard production.
How Majhitar inspired Bikal to write 'Abiral Bagdachha Indrawati'
Majhitar might be an unfamiliar place to many. However, for those who have read Ramesh Bikal’s novel 'Abiral Bagdachha Indrawati' or watched the television series based on the same novel, this place ho
Tamu Lhosar greetings
President Ramchandra Paudel has extended his heartfelt wishes for happiness, peace and good health to all Nepali brothers and sisters on the occasion of Tamu Lhosar, a major festival of the Gurung community.
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