- Wednesday, 6 May 2026
The Rising Nepal
38 killed as fighting erupts between two groups in Pakistan
Fighting between armed Sunni and Shiite groups in northwestern Pakistan killed at least 33 people and injured 25 others, a senior police officer from the region said Saturday. The overnight violence was the l
Bhagam Bhag's Sequel to go on Floors
Good news for all Bollywood enthusiasts! The blockbuster comedy film Bhagam Bhag starring Akshay Kumar, Paresh Rawal and Govinda is coming back with a sequel after 18 years. Bhagam Bhag is considered one of ace director Priyadarshan’s most loved films.
Sanjen, Rasuwagadhi begin generating power
The construction of three hydropower projects in Rasuwa under the leadership of Chilime Hydropower, a subsidiary of Nepal Electricity Authority, has been completed.
Leadership Needs Learning From Bottom-up
Learning from below situates the learners to the ecological, historical, social, economic and political context of people and the mode of their interactions in everyday life to solve their problems and achieve progress. It ref
The Future Course Of Dalit Movement
The organised Dalit movement in Nepal began in 2003 BS, marking the start of a long struggle for the rights and recognition of the Dalit community. Despite this, the Dalit population had to wait nearly 70 years to h
Magic Of Gratitude
We have so much to think about during November, National Gratitude Month, and as we approach our Thanksgiving holiday. With so much doom and gloom in the headlines, how can we be more thankful, and exp
Countries at climate meet under pressure with no finance deal made
Countries at the United Nations climate summit amped up the pressure on themselves Friday by entering the last scheduled day of talks with no visible progress on their chief goals. From the start, COP29 has be
6000-capacity mini-stadium construction in limbo
Chautara, the district headquarters of Sindhupalchowk, would have had a 6,000-capacity mini-stadium in operation by now had the contractor, Sunkoshi-Giri JV, completed the construction work on time.
Kaligandaki erosion puts Rani Mahal at risk
Stakeholders have expressed concern over the increasing flow of the Kaligandaki River near Rani Mahal in Tansen Municipality-14 of Palpa district. They said that the river's course
Soil fertility declining in Nawalparasi
The fertility of cultivable land in Nawalparasi is decreasing due to the excessive use of chemical fertilisers and pesticides, leading to reduced soil productivity.
CM Kandel touring Karnali to draft development plans
Karnali Province Chief Minister Yam Lal Kandel has said that he is touring districts outside Surkhet to draft development plans for Karnali Province. Speaking at a press meet organise
Govt is working confidently for prosperity, good governance: PM
CPN-UML Chairman and Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has said that the government is confidently progressing towards achieving the goals of development, prosperity and good governance despite the hatching of various conspiracies and the spread of disinformation.
Bumrah leads India fightback as Australia crumble in first Test
India roared back into the first Test against Australia on Friday after being skittled for 150, taking seven wickets in the final session to put themselves in the box seat after a riveting opening day in Perth. At the close the hosts were in disarray on 67-7 after stand-in captain Jasprit Bumrah demolished the Australian top order in a devastating spell to end the day with 4-17.
NTNC selected to implement climate adaptation fund
National Trust for Nature Conservation (NTNC) has been selected as a National Implementing Entity (NIE) by the Adaptation Fund, a global mechanism for climate adaptation financing.
Many in Gaza eating just once a day as hunger spreads
Yasmin Eid coughs and covers her face, cooking a small pot of lentils over a fire fed with twigs and scrap paper in the tent she shares with her husband and four young daughters in the Gaza Strip.
