- Wednesday, 6 May 2026
The Rising Nepal
Death toll in Thailand flooding jumps to 25
The death toll from flooding in southern Thailand has risen to 25, officials said on Tuesday, with days more heavy rain forecast. Twelve provinces in southern Thailand have been hit by flooding since late November, affecting 410,451 people, the country's disaster agency said on its Facebook page. The agency's announcement raises a previous death toll of 9 reported on Saturday.
Successive win for Chitwan Rhinos, repeated loss for Biratnagar Kings
Chitwan Rhinos registered a consecutive win in the Nepal Premier League (NPL) after defeating Pokhara Avengers at the second match of Tuesday in TU International Cricket Ground. Biratnagar Kings, on the other hand, faced another loss, this time to Sudurpaschim Royals.
Community efforts for pangolin conservation in Hetauda
The community has become active in conserving pangolins (Salak), known as farmers' friends. Rescue operations have been carried out to protect pangolins found in various locations, with the help of the forest office and community forests.
I am not interested in Facebook comments: DC
Dinesh DC, the chairman of the Nepal Film Development Board (FDB), has said that they will work strategically for the development of the Nepali film industry. Talking to journalists in Pokhara on Tuesday, DC said, “I will efficiently do my job. I am not interested in Facebook comments. Instead, I will respond through my work. There are both negative and positive responses while working, and I take them positively.”
Bhakka sales peak as winter approaches
“Bhakka”, once a speciality limited only to the southern region of the country, is now found everywhere. In every street, every corner of Dharan, it is found and crowd fills the place almost every day.
Key players in Syria's civil war reignited by a rebel offensive
Syria's long civil war has reclaimed global attention after insurgents seized most of its largest city and dozens of nearby towns and villages. The stunning advance on Aleppo by rebel forces came as several key players in the conflict have been distracted or weakened, triggering the heaviest clashes since a 2020 ceasefire brought relative calm to the country's north.
Photo exhibition on Nepal-ADB partnership kicks off
A photo exhibition titled ‘Five Decades of ADB-Nepal Partnership’ began at the Nepal Art Council, Babarmahal, Kathmandu, on Tuesday The exhibition is organised by Photojournalis
Nepal end U19 Asia Cup campaign with consolation win
Nepal’s ACC Men’s U-19 Asia Cup campaign ended on Tuesday with a consolation win over Afghanistan in the duo’s final group stage match of the tournament. Nepal won by a wicket in Sharjah Cricket Stadium, UAE.
Integrity Produces Better Results
Back in 400 BC, Greek philosopher Diogenes would walk around the market place of Athens with a lantern in hands in broad daylight in the search of an honest man. Finding an honest man in politics has been a difficul
Sustainability Roadmap For HIV Response
Globally, HIV is a pressing concern. In particular, low- and middle-income countries still face challenges of ensuring universal access to prevention, testing, treatment, care and support services at all levels. Polit
Fighting Gender Bias
As the red wave swept the United States elections on November, 2024, girls and women globally commiserated for a female US presidency that was not to be. Like Hillary Clinton in 2016, Kamala Harris too lost t
Ensuring Equal Access
The 33rd International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPD) reminds us of the need to ensure equal rights for individuals with disabilities. The IDPD is a global call for governments, institutions, and societies
Tourist stay duration shortened, poor roads, high airfare blamed
The period from October to December is considered the peak tourism season. However, Nepal witnessed a noticeable decline in tourism activities as tourists visiting Nepal are staying for a shorter duration compared to previous years.
Karnali govt allocates Rs. 500 million for rebuilding schools, health centres
The Karnali Province government has initiated the reconstruction of community schools and health institutions damaged by the Jajarkot earthquake. The earthquake, with its epicentre at Rami
Mustard yield likely to increase in Nawalpur
Mustard can be seen blooming in most places in Nawalpur at this time. It is estimated that the area of oilseed cultivation has increased in the district, which is considered a pocket area of mustard.
