- Thursday, 19 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Bajura farmers sell apples worth over Rs. 10 mn
Farmers of Swamikartik Khapar Rural Municipality in the north-east part of the district have earned more than Rs. 10 million by selling apples this year. Out of 2,400 households in Swamikartik Khapar Rural Municipality, 1,800 households have earned more than Rs. 10 million by selling apples this year.
PM Oli, UN chief Guterres meet in New York, discuss climate change
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli held a meeting with the Secretary-General of the United Nations, António Guterres at the UN headquarters in New York on Saturday evening.
Arika Gurung grabs silver in 20th Asian Senior Karate
Karateka Arika Gurung made another history in Hangzhou, China. This time by winning a silver medal at the 20th Asian Senior Karate Championship. It was the first medal that Nepal won in the Championship.
Kumari Lama's Darjyu Sanlap hits book stalls
Critic cum essayist Kumari Lama has come up with her new anthology of essays Darjyu Sanlap in Nepali. Professor Arun Gupto, authors Bindu Sharma and
Sudurpaschim Province passes budget
The budget for the current fiscal year presented by the Sudurpaschim Province government has been passed by a majority in the province assembly. This marks the second time the budget was tabled after a previous attempt on June 15 failed to gain approval, resulting in its reintroduction in September.
Constitution For Stability
As the main law of the land, constitution is a collection of fundamental principles, doctrines and conventions that serve as the legal basis to govern the nation. It embodies the political ethos and ethical norm
Atop New Dharahara
As I sit here reminiscing about my childhood adventures in Kathmandu, one memory stands out vividly, climbing the old Dharahara tower. Before it tragically collapsed in the 2015 earthquake, this iconic struc
Advance ticket booking likely to open from Friday
When a large number of people planning to return home to celebrate the upcoming Dashain festival have already booked bus tickets to return home, the government has started holding discussions with relevant agencies to open booking of bus tickets for the upcoming Dashain festival.
New York police commissioner says federal authorities searched him
New York City's interim police commissioner revealed late Saturday that federal authorities had executed search warrants at his homes the previous day. Thomas Donlon, who
Nepal Police Club lifts CAVA Women’s C’ship
Remaining unbeaten in six matches, the Nepal Police Club (NPC) won the CAVA Women’s Volleyball Club Championship 2024 held in Male, Maldives. The NPC defeated Uzbeikstan’s Humo Volleyball Club in three consecutive sets Saturday night to lift the trophy.
Tri-country poetry symposium held
The solemn stage of Little Angels College of Hattiban came alive all of a sudden with the miscellaneous blend of poetry from three countries of South Asia recently in Lalitpur.
Explosion at a coal mine kills at least 34 workers
An explosion in a coal mine in eastern Iran killed at least 34 workers and injured 17 others, officials said Sunday, marking one of the worst mining disasters in the country's history as others remained missing hours after the blast.
Japanese man wants to eradicate leprosy from Nepal
Yohei Sasakawa, a Japanese humanitarian and a global advocate for leprosy eradication, has reiterated his commitment to reducing leprosy cases to zero in Nepal by 2030.
President hails role of journalism in nation’s transformation
President Ramchandra Paudel has praised the role of the Nepali journalism community in Nepal’s political change, social transformation and economic development.
Road Department asked to complete road repair before Ghatasthapana
The Department of Road has been asked to complete the maintenance of roads before Ghatasthapana so that people's travel to their destinations would be convenient during the festivals.
