- Wednesday, 18 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Pressure mounts to halt rhino relocation
Tourism entrepreneurs, hotel operators, nature guides, conservationists and officials of community forest management committees in Nawalpur have demanded the cessation of rhino relocation efforts.
Awareness On Antimicrobial Resistance
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is increasingly considered a global crisis that must be managed. It is one of the greatest threats to public health and food security. AMR occurs when bacteria,
Promotion Of Organic Agriculture
Agriculture in Nepal is predominantly characterised by traditional subsistence farming. Nearly one fourth of agricultural land is cultivated without external inputs. The average landholdi
Tibet Leads China In GDP Growth In 2024
Last week, China’s provinces released their economic performance data for the first three quarters of 2024. Preliminary calculations show that Tibet achieved a regional GDP of 250.5 billion yuan durin
The Sociology Of Damai Dai
We, naked and hungry, are pierced by winter’s daggers, We are the sewage, we are the filth, we are insects, Golden tem
Songs Of Life And Periphery
Her perspectives are engaging. Her outlook is vast. Her senses fathom so deeply. Be it about life, death, love, or other battles in the human world, Junu Rana leaves a profound impact on re
Status Of Assamese Macaque In Nepal
In Nepal, the Assamese macaque lives in a variety of habitat types, including river basins, subtropical hills of Sal forests, mixed deciduous forests, temperate broad-leafed forests
Debunking Feminist Myths
It all began one evening over coffee. My brother and I had always been close, with a sibling bond that allowed for open, sometimes fiery, discussions. That day, the conversation turne
Restoring Himalayan Ecosystem
As the global leaders assemble in Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan, to discuss escalating climate crisis, Himalayan countries like Nepal and Bhutan together with coastal countries like Banglades
Factors That Derailed The Economy
Economic problems have been at the forefront of Nepal’s national discourse for quite a while now and the failure of successive economic policies has increased the impatience among citize
Pinning Hope On COP29
Like every year, this year too, countries from around the globe have come together to attend the 29th Conference of Parties (COP). For an environmentally vulnerable nation like Nepal, C
Social Media Decency
The advent of social media has ushered the world into a new era of communication and connectivity, empowering the voiceless, underprivileged and marginalised. But they are also increas
FMTC Nepalgunj office buying paddy
The main branch office of the Food Management and Trading Company Limited (FMTCL) in Nepalgunj is now purchasing rice from the farmers of Banke district. The office has bought over 4,000 quintals of rice in the last 10 days since November 5.
We have made strides in infrastructure
In the first local level election, Hukum Singh Rai, who tied with his opponent rival Menuka Kafle Pokhrel, lost in a tiebreaker decided by a lottery. However, he later won the chairman’s
Trekkers requested not to play loud music on Annapurna circuit
Tourists visiting the Annapurna Circuit must exercise caution during their trek The Annapurna Conservation Area Project (ACAP) office in Manang has announced a ban on loud music along the Annapurna Circuit trail.
