- Wednesday, 6 May 2026
The Rising Nepal
Greening Education For Sustainable Future
Greening education gives emphasis on conservation of our surroundings, environment, ecosystems, and the earth. This is the education for sustainable development, and key issues such as environmental degrada
Student Parliament Fostering Leadership Skills
As part of its commitment to research-based educational excellence, Learning Realm International (LRI) School has introduced the LRI Student Parliament, a pioneering initiative in Nepal. Located in Kathma
Gadhimai Festival: A Celebration Of Devotion
The Gadhimai festival, celebrated every five years in Bariyarpur, Bara, Nepal, is one of the most culturally significant yet controversial events globally. Dedicated to Goddess Gadhimai, the festival is infamous for the
Economic Interpretation Of Bhagavad Gita
The book under review, authored by Dr. Yuba Raj Pandey, has been a worthy academic attempt of an exclusive category that offers a comprehensive examination of the Bhagavad Gita from the perspectives of development. Produced as the outcome of the Ph.D. dissertation, Dr. Pandey has made serious endeavours in this work to discover the economic rationale and value of the Bhagavad Gita, which is ordained
A Collection Of Melodious Songs
In fact, lyrics are not only literature in singing form, but they can also be enjoyed in reading and opinion making, too. Just like quality poems draw huge numbers of readers, lyrics, too, share the same merit. So, to ch
One Universal Human Gender
At a scheduled meeting, Google greeted AI, saying, “Pleased to meet. We’re the patented human machines!” Both server engines worked tirelessly, 24/7, and were grateful to humans. AI responded, “Yes, indeed
A World Without Violence
It was again- the day when the load of work made her late for home. With fear she was walking on the dark night- in dim str
The Charm Of Sunset
The soothing sky fades away As the sun chases its ray
Food crisis continues despite huge budget in agriculture
The provincial and local governments have been spending more than Rs. 230 million annually in Baitadi alone to increase agricultural production. As production does not increase according to investment, the
Samsara Social focuses on science
Here is a good piece of news for Nepali readers interested in matters related to science. The online magazine Samsara Social will now provide not only science-related content but also answer questions related to it.
700kg cannabis seized along with two government vehicles
In a significant drug bust, the police in Dharan have seized 700 kilograms of cannabis and two vehicles bearing government number plates. One individual has been arrested in
Power generation from Upper Tamakoshi to resume by December 25
Power generation from the 456 MW Upper Tamakoshi, the largest of the operational hydropower projects, will resume by December 25 as per the maintenance schedule of the project.
Friendship Hospital linked with Tikapur Hospital for referral services
Nepal Korea Friendship Municipality Hospital (NKFMH) and Tikapur Hospital signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on Thursday. The primary goal of the MOU is to imp
‘Nihao China’ to boost tourism cooperation between Nepal and China
The China Cultural Centre (CCC) in Kathmandu hosted a China-Nepal tourism promotion event here on Wednesday. The programme named
Young Kenyans turn to kung fu for self-improvement
Growing up on the semi-arid plains of eastern Kenya, Evans Munzaa had planned his future. He envisioned an information technology job, a wife and two children by age 30. But the 31-year-old father hasn't had a formal job since completing college 10 years ago, and he doesn't live with his daughter and her mother, citing “meager earnings that cannot sustain a family.” Now Munzaa has taken an interest in the Chinese martial art of kung fu to occupy his time
