- Wednesday, 18 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
A Novel On Social Transformation
The book Sprouts on the Rock is D.R.’s first novel, initially published in Nepali as Tilasmi and later translated into English. The novel embodies the aspirations of Nepali youth who dream of a prosperous Nepa
When God Went Silent
Does God exist? Where are they? These are questions that believers often avoid. Instead, they ask, “Tell me where they aren’t! What don’t they know? What can’t they do?” Some saffron-robed gurus claim to
Small Is Beautiful
In a world teeming with diversity, people find themselves at various economic levels—some wealthy, some less fortunate. Happiness, too, varies widely. This diversity extends to education, where some stu
UN Peace Mission In Peril
The recent attack by Israel on the base camp of United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) has sparked international concern about the worsening situation of instability in West Asia. On 10 October, an Israel
Shaping Nepal’s Health Diplomacy
In a changing global context, the central narratives and relevance of health diplomacy have substantially changed, but its importance is ever increasing in the face of geo-political, ideological or national intere
Dashain becomes tasteless for earthquake victims
Most of the earthquake victims of Rukum West and Jajarkot districts were not excited about this year’s Dashain. The earthquake that jolted Jajarkot last year, caused a huge loss of lives and property. As many
Generations of Kainis, Parkis produce artistic Nigalo goods
Locals from Kaini Tol in Amargadhi Municipality-7 have maintained a rich tradition of crafting various items from Nigalo (Himalayan bamboo) for generations. The Kaini and Parki communities produce everyday household goods, including traditional grain storage containers, which play a crucial role in supporting festival expenses during major celebrations like Dashain, Tihar, and New Year Bishu Parba.
Scope Of Export Trade
Nepal Rastra Bank has recently made public statistics on Nepal's exports in the first two months of the current Fiscal Year 2024/25 - mid-July to mid-September. According to the statistics, polyester yarn and
Protect Consumer Rights
With the onset of the festive season, the Nepali consumer market always turns imbalance. Consumers are left in the lurch when prices of consumer goods and services increase exorbitantly. Common people,
Bailey bridge construction at final stage in Khurkot
Bailey bridge construction work over the Sunkoshi River in Khurkot to connect Golanjor Rural Municipality-7 Khurkot of Sindhuli and Manthali Municipality-6 Seleghat of Ramechhap has reached its final s
A Dying tradition of playing drums during Dashain
In ancient times, there was a tradition of announcing information by beating drums. Although the development of information technology has halted this practice, the tradition of playing drums to announce the arrival of Dashain in households remains unchanged.
NKorea says its revised constitution defines SKorea as 'hostile state'
North Korea confirmed Thursday that its recently revised constitution defines South Korea as “a hostile state" for the first time, two days after it blew up front-line road and rail links that once connected the country with the South.
Tejan Gurung scales all above 8,000-meter high mountains
Many youths in the country dream of being recruited into the British Army. However, one youth has broken the norm, left the most desirable job, and is relentless in ascending the country's mountains.
Goats worth over Rs. 30 million sold from Banke district
Goats worth more than Rs. 30 million have been sold from Banke district ahead of Dashain festival. Through various cooperative organisations
Intercontinental Travelling Art Exhibition concludes
A unique and grand three-day Intercontinental Travelling Art Exhibition successfully concluded in the capital on Thursday. Hundred artworks of the same number of
