- Thursday, 19 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Trucks carrying vegetables begin to enter capital valley
With the reopening of roads that were blocked at various places caused by floods and landslides, trucks carrying vegetables stuck on the roads have started entering Kathmandu Valley from Monday.
Roads and highways resume 2-way movement in 345 locations
Roads including some highways that were blocked by floods and landslides across the country have been cleared, restoring two-way traffic at 345 locations. Additionally, one-way traffic is operational
Disaster victims to receive fund to build temporary shelters within 10 days
The government has decided to provide grant assistance for constructing temporary shelters to those who lost their homes in floods and landslides. A meeting of the National Disaster Risk Re
K-Culture Immersive Digital Gallery Exhibition at Nepal Art Council
K-Culture Digital Art Exhibition is being held at Nepal Art Council in Kathmandu from September 27. The exhibition will continue until October 1.
China On A Strategic Course
Halting decades of hostilities, West Asia’s two heavily oil-rich countries, Iran and Saudi Arabia, have restored diplomatic ties and warmed up to the prospects of mutual cooperation. As a result, the entire reg
Boosting Trans-Himalayan Cooperation
China is celebrating the 75th anniversary of founding of the People's Republic of China (PRC). After 25 years, it aims at achieving the second centenary goal of founding of the PRC with great rejuvenation. The writer woul
Gautam’s Ilam Bolchha launched
Ilam Bolchha, an anthology of poetry by Dharani Prasad Gautam, was released in Kathmandu on Saturday. The anthology consisting of 27 short poems in four different metres and three folk tunes was jointly released by a group of writers, including Mohan Sitoula, journalist Bishnu Nisthuri and former secretary Khemraj Nepal.
Unanticipated Calamity
An unprecedented tragedy, triggered by the record monsoon rains and resultant floods and landslides, has shaken the country, killing at least 148 people and injuring the equal number of individuals across the
Power Of Self-Motivation
We have seen many people who successfully accomplished many tasks in life. Behind the successful journey, there are many inspirations. For example, human resources, friends, family members, teachers and other
Rains and floods damage paddy crops in Nawalpur
Due to incessant rains for two days, there has been a huge loss in agricultural crops in Nawalpur. Chief of Agriculture Knowledge Centre,
Everest Women’s Volleyball League kicks off today
The Everest Women’s Volleyball League (EWVL), the first franchise volleyball league of women, is kicking off on September 30, Monday, at the Covered Hall in Dasharath Stadium.
11 brands of water banned after coliform detection
The Kathmandu Metropolitan City has imposed a ban on the sale of 11 different brands of water after finding faecal coliform contamination. The KMC also fined each brand Rs. 200,000. Issuing a press statement on Sunday, the met
Singer Dhakal’s Australia tour begins from Sydney
Singer Ram Krishna Dhakal kicked off his musical tour ‘Ram Krishna Dhakal Australia Tour’ by singing old and new songs in Sydney on Saturday evening. Taking the stage while singing the song ‘Bih
Climate change and harsh weather in France bring challenges to Chablis wine country
On a brisk late September morning in the heart of Chablis wine country, grape pickers haul large and heavy buckets over their shoulders, drenched in sweat as they climb the very steep slope of the Vau de Vey vineyard.
Monsoon disaster death toll reaches 170 with 42 missing
The latest round of monsoon-induced disasters claimed 170 lives while over 42 others are reported missing across the country. Triggered by heavy and continuous rains for t
