- Wednesday, 18 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Back-in-form Nepal’s strength to be tested in fight for points in League 2
The Nepal men’s cricket team silenced the critics as they whitewashed a three-match T2oI series against the USA in Dallas, Texas, after winning the final and third T2oI of the Stake Stars and Summit Trophy on October 21.
International Mountain Art Festival underway in Mustang
The first edition of the International Mountain Art Festival (IMAF) is taking place in Jomsom, Mustang, from October 18–24. In a press statement, the International Mountain Art Festival said, “IMAF celebrates and highlights the beauty, culture, and importance of mountain communities and landscapes through various art forms. It provides a local and global platform for artists to share their interpretations of mountain regions through painting, sculpture, photography, film and music”
Traffic Tech Milestone
The implementation of e-challan (digital chits) enables traffic police to eliminate paperwork when dealing with traffic rule violators. It helps enhance the public service delivery, saving the people's time. The main
Prachanda accuses government of protecting corrupt
CPN (Maoist Centre) Chairman and former Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’ has said that accepting donations from individuals involved in corruption cases also constitutes corruption.
Global IME bank agrees to invest in 30MW solar plant
A memorandum of understanding has been signed between Global IME Bank Limited and Prime Power Limited regarding loan investment in solar power projects. Chief Executive Officer of the bank Surendrar
Naumati Baja handed over to Dalit community
Jaljala Rural Municipality of Myagdi district has handed over the traditional Nepali musical instruments called Naumati Baja, to the Dalit community in Ward 4. The musical instruments were handed over as part of efforts to preserve them as they are on the verge of disappearing from village communities.
Israel strikes Hezbollah's financial arm and ‘large number of targets’ in Beirut
srael's military announced Sunday it is now taking aim at the Lebanon-based Hezbollah's financial arm and will attack a “large number of targets” in Beirut and elsewhere. Explosions began in Beirut's southern suburbs about an hour later.
Locals crossing rickety suspension bridge in Khotang
Locals of Dikuwa in Khotang district have been forced to cling to the bridge to cross the mighty Sunkoshi River after the suspension bridge over it was damaged by the flood on September 28.
Brazil environment disaster victims sue mining giant BHP
Victims of Brazil's worst environmental disaster were taking their case for compensation to a UK court on Monday, almost nine years after tons of toxic mining waste poured into a major waterway, killing 19 people and devastating local communities.
MoFA is ready to improve service delivery at foreign missions: Minister Rana
The past 100 days have been highly engaging for Foreign Minister Dr. Arzu Rana Deuba with multiple national and international events including the United Nations General Assembly, Women Foreign Ministers
Government completes 100 days in office
The present government led by Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli is completing its 100 days in office on Tuesday. Appointed on July 14, Prime Minister Oli ass
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Cooperative victims living a life of deprivation
Bir Bahadur had a dream of building a small house by purchasing a small plot of land in Kachhad of Pokhara Metropolitan City. He had saved Rs. 2.3 million after working for 13 years in Saudi Arabia.
TikTok launches in-app feature to response disaster in Nepal
In response to the recent devastating flood and landslides in Nepal, TikTok has launched an in-app feature to ensure users access accurate and timely information. Leveraging its wide-reaching platform, TikTok
Singer Zayn postpones US tour after death of former bandmate Liam Payne
English singer Zayn Malik on Saturday postponed a planned tour to the U.S. following the death of his former One Direction bandmate Liam Payne. Zayn, as the singer ofte
Decoding Dhaka-Delhi Signals
Well into the third month after taking charge as the head of Bangladesh’s interim government in August, Muhammad Yunus is giving an imprint of his government’s foreign policy. This comes at a time when rel
