- Wednesday, 6 May 2026
The Rising Nepal
Making The Welfare State Functional
Nepali constitution envisions a welfare state seeking to synergise the political economy through the collaboration of the public, private and cooperative sectors aiming to create an egalitarian society. Mutual aid of these sectors is the vital pillar of its development which has also been aligned with Sustainable Development Goals of the UN. The welfare state seeks to maximise cooperative opportunity to all actors
The Winter Festival Of Yomari Punhi
The popular festival of Yomari Punhi is celebrated mostly in the Kathmandu Valley to shoo the cold away and also to enjoy and mend the relation among the people. The word Yomari is taken from the Newari
Overcoming Distraction
Each day we face a massive challenge; how to stay focused in a world designed to distract us. We are bombarded with the promise of happiness from a shiny new object and the threat of non-stop negative news. You
Butwal-Bardaghat 220 kV transmission line comes into operation
The construction of the New Butwal-Bardaghat 220 kV double circuit transmission line has been completed. The transmission line has been constructed
As temperature plunges, denizens face cold and pollution
The minimum temperature in Kathmandu plunged to 3.1 degrees Celsius on Friday, marking one of the coldest days of the season. The high mountains surrounding the Kathma
Koshi govt to hold talks with pro-identity groups
The Koshi Province government has decided to initiate formal talks with the pro-identity groups which have been protesting for a long time over the naming of the province. The government will move forward with official
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Lamichhane’s detention extended by five days
The Kaski District Court has granted permission to extend the detention of Rabi Lamichhane, President of the Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP), for five days. Lamichhane has been in the custody of the K
Rawat re-elected FNJ president of Humla
Journalist Rajan Rawat has been unanimously re-elected as the President of Federation of Nepali Journalists (FNJ), Humla. Rawat's entire team was also elected uno
Social Media Influencing Nepali Politics
In the past, it was in teashops that people gathered to gossip about political leaders, their parties, and their interests. Those who spent considerable time in these teashops could easily predict which party had won the hearts of the general public. For several years, the people in teashops maintained that if any party cared for the citizens, it was the Maoists, thanks to their groundbreaking revolution. Whet
Hareram's Dedication To Harmonium
Amid Kathmandu’s bustling Ason area, where narrow streets weave stories of generations, stands an old mud-and-brick house. Inside, a creaky flight of wooden stairs leads to a workshop filled with wooden parts, r
Lumbini As A Global Peace Hub
Lumbini, the birthplace of Lord Buddha, is a site of immense spiritual, historical, and cultural significance. Despite being a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a sacred destination for millions, Lumbini remains under
Stellar Night Events In Winter
The night skies of this chilly winter month provide the mysterious marvels of the perplexing planets, captivating constellations, and strange stars that adorn the heavens. The magnificent planet Mercury could b
Tibet Adopts Clean Energy For Centralised Heating
Winter has arrived, and Tibet, China, has entered its coldest season of the year. In the past, due to Tibet’s high altitude and cold weather, coal burning was commonly used to provide centralised heating for buildin
Nepal Olympic Committee At A Crossroads
With internal conflicts reaching their peak, the Nepal Olympic Committee (NOC) faces the looming threat of suspension from the International Olympic Committee (IOC). As the NOC prepares for its executive bo
Student Life
I wake up at dawn Take quick walk at lawn Books in my bag, dream in my eyes
