- Thursday, 19 March 2026
The Rising Nepal
Telling Stories To Transform Track Of Lives
How many of us are happy with our life? Surveys after surveys have indicated that very few people are satisfied with how their life is unfolding or what they have achieved so far. And fewer still take steps to change their destiny. But thos
Human Rights And AI
"I have more faith in a statistical mechanism than a grieving soldier." This statement from an Israeli intelligence officer highlights how modern warfare is being shaped by artificial intelligence (AI). In the ongoing conflict between Isra
English Version Of Selected Maithili Poems
In the place of Nepal, which is proudly known as Mithila, talents born, grow, and shine spontaneously. Glorious history is proof: the Mithila is the sacred Bhumi of Pitaputri Janak and Janaki. How can this legacy be unnoticeable in literary art of writings?
Inevitable Karma Cycle
Since the beginning of the world, it has been clear that karma is a game that has all possible endings but no possible escape. In Dwapar Yug, Lord Krishna dies of an arrow that was originally made to hunt the pigeons with, all because he ha
43 households under tarpaulins as landslides pose risk in Shailung Rural Municipality
More than 48 households in various locations of Doramba Shailung Rural Municipality-1 in Ramechhap are at risk of landslides at any time. The landslides occurred following continuous
True Spirit Of Parliamentary Hearings
In today's world the process of vetting has been recognised as a crucial step before confirming the appointment to certain significant positions. Also known as parliamentary hearing, this practice ensures that candidates are subjected
Accord Priority To Social Issues
It is definitely tragic to hear about air mishaps, road accidents and people losing their lives in natural calamities just because they don't have access to health facilities. Women have had to die in the process of giv
Lumbini’s Administrative Centre sees fast progress
Construction of the administrative building for Lumbini Province has gained significant momentum. The project, which began on February 15, 2023, is advancing rapidly, with builders aiming to complete the work ahead of schedule. The new administrative centre, set to be handed over to the state government within next year, spans approximately 19 bighas and will house both the provincial assembly and administrative offices.
Petroleum storage depot being built in on Rohini riverbank
The work for the construction of a petroleum storage depot in Rupandehi has progressed rapidly. Initially, the land arrangement work has been carried forward for the construction of the storage house.
Dar party thrown for Chepang girls in Chitwan
Juna Chepang, a resident of Lothar in the hilly region of Chitwan, ate the Dar ‘latte’ of Teej for the first time. Dar is a midnight feast for the women fasting the next day on Teej.
Election Management
Transparent and fair elections are the essence of democracy. Starting the latter half of the 20th century, the world had seen remarkable transition of undemocratic governance to democratic ones. But the reputed
Fighting Deepfakes
For countries like Nepal, the development of information and communication technology (ICT) is a top priority. The application of ICT is said to have the ability to ensure transparency and promote good g
Electricity supply disrupted in Janakpur due to transformer issue at Dhalkebar substation
Electricity supply in Janakpur area has been affected due to a problem in the power transformer of Dhalkebar substation in Dhanusha. Out of the two power transformers of 132/33
New Federal Police Act soon: Home Minister
Minister for Home Affairs Ramesh Lekhak has said that the government has prioritised the drafting and enactment of a new federal law for Nepal Police. Speaking at an inauguration of the newly c
Koshi register second win, Waling claim first victory
The second round of the ANFA Women’s League-2081 kicked off on Thursday with Koshi and Waling registering wins in two of the matches played at the Satdobato-based ANFA
