- Thursday, 19 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Deliver Transitional Justice Fairly
Transitional justice has been the talk of the town among the victims and survivors of the Maoist insurgency, their families and other stakeholders in Nepal since the Transitional Justice Bill – the Investigation, Truth and Reconciliation Commis
Separate wards set up for diarrhoea patients in Narainapur
Separate wards (treatment rooms) have been set up in two health institutions of Narainapur Rural Municipality in Banke after the number of diarrhoea patients started increasing in the area. Narainapur Rural Municipality is considered the remotest area in Banke district.
Ensure Total Literacy
Literacy empowers and liberates people, helping them develop essential capabilities for living a dignified life. It is indeed the wherewithal, which supports individuals to learn a new skill needed to access better job opportunities while pla
Tattoos make Sajana viral
Sajana Tiwari is now going viral on social media because of the tattoos she has made on different parts of her body. Sajan’s videos on TikTok, Facebook, and Reels are gaining increasing views.
Traders call for timely move to retain US preferential facility
Trade and policy stakeholders have stressed on making timely moves to retain the trade preference provided by the United States of America (USA) after the major earthquake hit Nepal in 2015.
Teaching Hospital in Jumla starts ophthalmology service
The Karnali Academy of Health Sciences Teaching Hospital in Jumla has started providing the ophthalmology service. Professor Dr. Sanduk Ruit, Executive Directo
Bike rally held to promote tourism in northern Myagdi
In order to promote tourism in the northern parts of Myagdi district, local youth have organised a motorcycle rally. Some motorcyclists from the Himalayan district of Myagdi conducted the rally to promote the touristic areas of north Myagdi.
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Dengue cases witness sharp rise
Nepal is witnessing a sharp rise in dengue cases, with 5,287 new infections and four deaths reported in just 53 days, from July 11 and September 2. By September 2, the total number of cases had reached 6,831 across 75 districts.
APF scores 6 past Chandrapur, Waling defeats Sankata 1-0
Defending champions of the ANFA Women’s League, the Armed Police Force (APF) Club registered their second win in the 2081 season after defeating Chandrapur Municipality on Monday. APF scored six goals past Chandrapur in the d
Khushma team busy promoting film
The film unit of Khushma, which is set to be released on September 19, is currently busy with its promotional activities. The film, which depicts the Magar community of Rukum, is scheduled to be released on Constitution Day.
Apple's new iPhone to propel tech into AI Era
Apple's ubiquitous iPhone is about to break new ground with a shift into artificial intelligence that will do everything from smartening up its frequently dim-witted assistant Siri to creating customized emojis on the fly.
Absence of streetlights, CC cameras rise security risk in Birendranagar
Managing security has been a big challenge in Birendranagar Municipality, the capital of Karnali Province, due to a lack of streetlights and inadequate CCTV cameras, intensifying criminal activities and complicated investigations.
Government to urge review of riverbank verdict
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has said that the government will soon seek a vacate over the Supreme Court's decision which prohibits the construction of structures up to 20 metres from the riverbanks in Kathmandu.
Sanjhya Sahitya draws attention with creative expression
During an evening filled with poetic expression, three poets showcased their distinctive voices in the Sanjhya Sahitya series held in Thimi, Bhaktapur, on Saturday. The monthly event, which continues to grow as a platform for both emerging and established poets, highlighted a range of themes from personal introspection to biting political commentary. Chhabi Raman Silwal from Kavrepalanchowk, p
Rock anchoring technique applied to prevent landslips in Myagdi road
The Baisari landslide in Raghuganga Rural Municipality-2 of Myagdi district along the Beni-Jomsom-Korala section of the Kaligandaki Corridor, a national pride project, has been prevented by the 'rock anchoring' technique.
